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VICE News covers protests in Caracas, featuring student leaders and violent clashes with police.
Two non-binary teens, Dragon Highland and Trevor Meyer, discuss their experiences with gender identity and the challenges of finding medical support in 2020.
Psychological factors hinder empathy for humanitarian crises like the Syrian Civil War.
One participant reported witnessing inappropriate behavior towards a minor, but feared the repercussions of speaking out in Hollywood's culture of silence.
Taji seeks guidance from Ken Conklin's Gravel To Castle men's camp as he strives for self-improvement and personal growth amidst various challenges.
Chef Yotam Ottolenghi, raised in Galilee, discusses his spice blending techniques and the significance of flavors like Dania, Cayenne, and Aleppo pepper.
A cartoonist draws a mouse reflecting on a madeleine, merging elements from Proust's work and a children's story in a humorous literary mashup.
Brian restores his original Torino, customizing it for his needs after a tragic accident.
Arielle, a 13-year-old transgender girl, discusses her experiences with gender identity, hormone blockers, and the challenges of navigating bullying and acceptance.
Six out of ten beauty editors regularly use Estee Lauder's Advanced Night Repair, a product that has been a staple for thirty years.
Ernesto Che Guevara transforms Cuba's economy and leads revolutionary efforts against Batista.
Chester Williams, the only black player on South Africa's 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning team, reflects on his experiences with racism and his role in promoting equality.
Footage from 'How Drugs Work' shows how Cocaine affects behavior and mood.
Gloria Steinem reflects on her unconventional upbringing and the impact of her family's nomadic lifestyle on her views of societal expectations and personal dreams.
Märten Ajne skates on thin ice, using math to calculate its safety across North America and Norway.
By the 1930s, a million and a half Southern blacks migrated to Northern cities, leading to the establishment of Idlewild, a summer resort for African Americans.
Nameplate necklaces, popularized by Carrie, symbolize identity and culture in urban communities.
A person asks questions while holding a machete close, expressing a desire to communicate despite the tense atmosphere.
Ian Cognito rises to fame amid the 1980s alternative comedy scene, revealing his complex life.
James May attempts to save modern man by reviving lost skills in this series from Man Lab.
Ron Jones' Third Wave experiment at Cubberley High School in 1967 illustrates how quickly students can adopt authoritarian behaviors in a classroom setting.
Eve's search for her true identity reveals unexpected truths about her Holocaust family and challenges her understanding of love and belonging.
Over $20 million was raised for Team Trees, leading to the planting of more than 20 million trees in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation.
Sharon, a primordial dwarf born in the 1950s, shares her experience of wearing doll clothes until the age of three due to a lack of premature baby clothing options.
Elizabeth Sweetheart, the Green Lady, lives a vibrant life in New York City filled with green.
Larry, a resilient figure in New York City, finds solace among the pigeons of Washington Square Park, forming an unexpected bond with these often-misunderstood birds.
Meet Karen Jacobsen, the voice of GPS, from Queensland Australia, who recorded in 2002.
Mark Rober and MrBeast aim to plant 20 million trees, engaging millions in environmental initiatives and discussions about ecological responsibility.
Basil Twist, a prominent puppeteer in New York City's West Village, reflects on his artistic evolution and current project for Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring.
In the Florida Keys, affluent retirees share their experiences of embracing a relaxed lifestyle in a tropical paradise after leaving their previous careers.
After Albert Einstein's death, pathologist Thomas Harvey at Princeton Hospital removes his brain for study, sparking ethical debates about intelligence and genius.
Rin Tin Tin, a dog actor found on a World War I battlefield, became a Hollywood star in the 1925 film 'The Clash of the Wolves,' showcasing his remarkable abilities.
Liz Clarke shares her 20,000-mile sailing journey in the Pacific, filled with fear and discovery.
At 17, Tara Westover entered a classroom for the first time after growing up in a radical Mormon family that rejected formal education.
Jacob Collins works on a self-portrait drawing, focusing on proportions and psychological interest.
Arthur Bruel and Anthony Loffredo share a unique friendship centered on body modification.
Chef Sean Sherman avoids colonial ingredients like beef, wheat flour, and dairy, focusing instead on wild game and indigenous agricultural varieties.
Toy Machine and Corey Duffel highlight punk skating culture in this engaging short video.
Manzanar, the last Japanese internment camp, serves as a critical reminder of the injustices faced by Japanese Americans during World War II, highlighted by George Takei's insights.
Charles voices Mario, Nintendo's most beloved character, bringing joy for decades.
Maya leaves her medical studies to become a full-time cam girl, engaging in various kinks.
Two dogs and a cat provide comfort to a grieving individual, illustrating the deep bond between pets and their owners during times of loss.
Jeremy Klein is a true skate legend known for his work in 'Rubbish Heap' and 'The End'.
In Kosciusko, Mississippi, Oprah Winfrey's early experiences reciting Bible passages in church significantly shaped her path to becoming a renowned entertainer.
A mother shares her experience raising a son with autism, revealing his ability to identify the day of the week for any date in history.
Eliot Higgins analyzes rockets used in the Syrian Ghouta attack, linking them to chemical agents.
In London, an informer shares their experiences within the swinging scene, revealing the unique and often bizarre aspects of sex parties and their cultural implications.
Brian Shaw, the World's Strongest Man, shares his life and strength routine, including a dozen eggs for breakfast.
