VICE meets the UK’s Army Cadet Force to see what the youth club can give British kids who don’t have a lot else.
The low-cost club evenings and training camps equip teenagers with discipline and skills in everything from orienteering and military knowledge to weaponry, first aid, and sports.
If you were looking for a prime example of how the US and UK media differ, then this is it.
Russell Howard contrasts the two country’s news coverage of the disease and the results are quite alarming.
With the referendum behind us and the union still in tack, why not immerse yourself in some Scottish culture.
And what better back door is there to a country’s culture than to learn how they insult one another. “Your mum’s got balls and your dad loves it.”
If you’re unfamiliar with the local dialects of the British Isles, then let voice coach Andrew Jack school you in their diversities.
Starting with Received Pronunciation he travels to London, East Anglia and all over the UK before finishing in Wales where he ends with “and down into south Wales… where people sometimes even sound a bit drunk.” LOL
A stripped back musical jam is laid down in this tranquil track from musician Jamie Cullum. Taking his song “Love Ain’t Gonna Let You Down” from “The Pursuit” album back to its bare roots, he needs nothing more than a piano and his voice to create an ambient and sublime rendition.
Part of Yamaha’s Silent Sessions series. With it he manages to bring peace and serenity to the concrete landscape of an inner city.
Wolves have been spotted roaming about London town, spooking the hell out of drunken people, mutilating people’s pets and generally being mysterious and wolf-like.
But just WTF has been going on? Where have these wild beasts come from and what do they want with us townies? The truth is out there. Sneaky buggers.
Detroit, it’s a place famous for a few things, but mostly for producing plenty of automobiles and also that guy who starred in that movie, 8 Mile.
And while Mr Marshall Bruce Mathers III and the Motor City have both had to endure their fair share of hardships and upsets, it didn’t stop them from climbing to the very top of their game. In fact, it helped.
If you had a chance to choose some poignant words that would act as a label for yourself and your life, what would you choose? It’s not as easy as you might think. It’s almost like writing an epitaph for the life you are still living.
Take these people for example, living along the most famous of American highways, Route 66. Random people, random lives, all with one thing in common that connects them all. Life might not seem so diverse, but deep down we are all unique individuals.
