Ever wanted to buy a dirty bomb on the Bulgarian Black Market?
Have a hankering to sit down with Bonnie Prince Billie, Henry Rollins or Nick Cave?
Wish you'd spent New Years in Kabul?
Me too. That's why I'm so glad that the brave souls at VBS.tv did my homework for me, and all I have to do is logon. (Okay, and spend two days a week at their Williamsburg office...)
Who else but Vice Magazine could create an online TV Station where your news programming marries the styles of 60 Minutes and Jackass, your travel shows take you from boy scouts in Beirut to hunting dinosaurs in the Congo (and you're next, Alberta, no kidding! Fort McMurray is their latest bizarre international location of interest), thankfully all served up with a healthy dose of rock n' roll.
You've seen 'Being John Malkovich' and 'Adaptation' already, so you are familiar with the brain that hatched the idea for Vice's web TV station. Spike Jonze suggested Vice start shooting all their articles, the magazine's founders concurred, and thus VBS.tv was born. Content will be streamed free of charge, 24 hours a day, and you can create a profile to save your fave shows. Introduce yourself to VBS.TV here:
