The full story, from The Self-Destruction Issue of VICE magazine, is available to read now online. Words by Amber Rawlings, photos by Bella Morley: vice.com/en/article/pokemon-…
The Rock’s attempts to shift away from blockbuster action hero by becoming “the Chicken Man” left him completely unprepared for what happened in Philly last night.
Dwayne Johnson is taking his roles very seriously from now on, it seems.
He was already impressive in The Smashing Machine, but his next project with Benny Safdie, Lizard Music, will have him starring as the "Chicken Man."
This is a bold and original move. Shifting from the blockbuster action hero persona to an eccentric, prosthetic-heavy grounded character proves he is fully committed to a new era of his career.
I can’t believe they blew him up and, if that wasn’t bad enough, they blew up his house too. I’m sorry Bruce Springsteen, we should have listened when you tried to warn us: vice.com/en/article/the-inte…
The doorman had clearly never heard of ball hog as he threw me out of the club for not respecting the “dress code.” He must not have clocked the Hedi Slimane-era Saint Laurent sweatshirt and Nicolas Ghesquière-era Balenciaga sneakers, as I was forcibly returned to the nearest tent city.
"'Ball hog' is essentially the deep-fried zoomer equivalent of the millennial hypebeast aesthetic." thecut.com/article/out-hypeb…
And now the fent zombies are circling, I’m thinking that maybe I should have kept schtum about this fit being worth ten bands: vice.com/en/article/the-inte…
From the way he’s shaking, I can only guess this guy is making those little triangular cheese and cucumber sandwiches for the actual Queen of England, and if he doesn’t do a good job, he’ll be sent to work for her idiot brother-in-law rearranging his pathetic teddy bear collection. And if he doesn’t do a good job, he’ll be sent to work for his perverted financier friend making videos on his private island. And if he doesn’t do a good job, he’ll become an anonymous FBI tip which is never fully investigated.
Admit it, you’d be nervous too—or so says @damsmithwriter: vice.com/en/article/the-inte…
“It has become something that is easy, and there’s nothing to regret about it”—vice.com/en/article/gen-z-ar…

















