Vice.com’s new web series, Slutever, is a hybrid of Sex and the City and all things bizarre in the blogosphere. “Slutever” is Karley Sciortino, the writer and face behind the series, and has become a moniker Karley uses for herself -- but the name was initially coined for her blog, Slutever.com, which she has been writing since 2007. The blog’s intention was to be an exploration of human sexuality, but instead, turned into an episodic documentation of BDSM, Karley’s role as a dominatrix, marginal sexual rituals and cult practices, and sex advice provoked by the blog’s explicit content. More»

On a recent Friday night outside of the new SoHo hotspot Work in Progress, a girl wearing ripped Rag & Bone jeans walked past the gaggles of girls clad in bandage skirts and guys with messy hair in vintage tees waiting anxiously to be granted access, and strode right up to the rope. But then something unexpected happened—a bouncer told her to wait for a moment.

So who cares that this seemingly normal girl was told to wait to get into a club? Over 20,000 people according to her current Twitter profile. The aforementioned clubgoer, whose name will not be used, is the young woman behind the anonymous Twitter account “nycgrlproblems,” founded in March of last year. As she assumes her following consists mostly 18-25 year-old girls from Manhattan, 20,000 is no small number—almost 30% of that demographic according to the Department of City Planning. More»

Today's Fashion Files are all about taboos: We start with Alexa Chung and Roberto Cavalli tweeting stuff they'd better keep to themselves; we take a look at Rooney Mara's twisted new hair style, and wonder if Heidi Klum is already dating again. Finally, we'll explain how to keep male genitalia warm in every season. What are you waiting for? Check out what else we've got in today's Fashion Files! More»

Yesterday we asked our Twitter followers to play a nightlife version of Mad Libs and fill in the blank:

One thing I absolutely hate about nightlife is ________.

From old men in clubs to clothes-ruining drink spillage, these nightlife pet peeves are almost (but not quite) bad enough to make us want to stay home. The responses were varied, but the general consensus was that everyone really hates crowds...no surprise there! More»

If you were on the Westside of L.A. on Saturday night, perhaps you saw a Beverly Hills S.W.A.T. van speeding past you. Did O.J. break out of prison? Another gunfight at the Beverly Center? Both good guesses, but no. The full might of the noble BHPD was, in fact, being brought to bear against an estimated 500 young ruffians who had descended on a Holmby Hills home for a massive Project X-inspired high school house party that would incite an unabashed local media frenzy even though it didn't exactly pan out as planned. And by that, we mean it lasted all of 15 minutes thanks to social media and general teenage idiocy. Let's investigate! More»

Madonna releases her first fragrance, Santigold announces her first US tour, Rusko asks fans to get their "skaner" on, Adele is releasing a new single, and so much more on today's music news. Check it out! More»