NEW YORK - SKINTERNETSITEMA

Hey, look what Burning Angel did. They done went and posted a lengthy interview with our pal Chris Nieratko about that book of his we're publishing this month, Skinema. And it lokks liek they were so exited to get it up on there sight rigth away that they decided to forego basic proofing. Fancy that.

ALABAMA - DAYUM!!!

Peer Pressure are four horny guys from Alabama who get freaky with furniture. Videos of their sexy dance routines are spreading across the internet like a particularly contagious thing that spreads very, very quickly-- especially the clip where they virtually gang-rape a foot rest. We caught up with Peer Pressure to see how they were dealing with the haters...

JAMAICA - VICE KILLS

Today in VICE Kills Jamaica, our lilywhite correspondent Jaimie tries to fit in with the local scenesters at a shoot for Assassin's new music video, then sits down for a chat with dancehall smoovie Sizzla at his riverside rasta estate. And on the other side of the gulf, Epicly Later'd finally manages a little downtime with Jerry Hsu. There are also two new DOs & DON'Ts & Friends as always, one featuring Skinema columnist and now paperback writer Chris Nieratko, and a fresh round of dancehall videos in the music channel.

NEW YORK - TOTALLY 90S

A Jesus Lizard DVD, Jim Goad’s new book, and a Peter Bagge comic. These three items magically appeared on our desk today as if to say “The 90s! Mayhaps they are back, no?” And indeed it would appear so. Let’s review these three items and see how the 90s have held up, shall we?

NEW YORK - DEAR DIARADIOARY

If you are reading this right now, which is impossible since I haven't posted it yet, then you have approximately 50 minutes to get yourself to a computer with speakers and a decent connection, maybe grab a snack or a coke or something, get yourself good and situated, and finally listen to Dear Diary authorina Lesley Arfin get interviewed on "Viva radio"...

LOS ANGELES - 200 TROUBLED TEENAGERS

Our straight photo editor Patrick O'Dell and photographess Angela Boatwright have put together a little show that opens at the Standard Hotel in downtown LA tomorrow night. The official name is "200 Troubled Teenagers," but a slightly more accurate title would be "200 Boners for Gay Guys and Most Girls." Stop by if you're around. It'll probably be going on all month or something (you know how these art things work). RSVP info below.

TOKYO - JAIMIE WARREN PHOTO BLOG PART 2

Our pal Jaimie Warren just sent us another round of photos of food, weird people, that friend of hers and herself from Japan. You can check them out on our photo blog, and if you missed the first round, maybe you’d like to click here?

DEAR VICE - HIRE COMRADE SNARKY

We got a YouTube job application from a certain Garrett Faber AKA Comrade Snarky. In this rough guide to himself, Snarky talks about his love of photography, dancing, sex, sushi, Chuck Palahniuk and Lindsay Lohan. Would you hire this guy?

JAMAICA - VICE KILLS

Today in Vice Kills Jamaica, we dive into the Jamaican nightlife and visit a couple of the island's massive "street clubs"--as in the club is in the middle of the streets that run through Kingston's ghettos. And on the other side of the Mason-Dixon, we visit New York's Jamaica for the ladies world championship of dancehall dancing, aka dry humping. We've also got two new DOs & DON'Ts & Friends to start you off (one with the renowned author of Vice's monthly Skinema column, Chris Nieratko) and a pair of new music videos (one with the words "Ching Chong" in its title). So dig on in and enjoy yourselves. 

LONDON - COMPUTER ART FUN

We may not know much about computer art at Vice but we know what we like, and right now we really like the computer art of computer artist Paul B. Davis. The good news for people like us is that Paul's first solo show, Intentional Computing opens tomorrow and features the kind of work that makes you think, "I wish I'd done that." Stuff like hacking into Nintendo games and messing around with the chips so that instead of running around all the time, Super Mario gets stoned and lonely and ponders the existential nature of being. Clever stuff in the shape of fun.