Drone Racing, Shia Militias, & The Miracle Man: Latest on VICE (February 16)
February 16, 2015
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as posted by the channelDrone Racing, Shia Militias, Basque Country Cuisine, & The Miracle Man. This is the latest on VICE.
VICE SPORTSDanny Jacobs Miracle Man
MOTHERBOARDDrone Racing
VICE NEWSShia Militias vs. the Islamic State
MUNCHIESGuide to the Basque Country
On VICE News we traveled to Iraq in December to witness firsthand how Shia militias are taking the fight to the Islamic State, and to document the fallout of their controversial rise to power.
In the MUNCHIES Guide to the Basque Country, host Irene Peralta explores the culinary offerings of one of the world’s greatest food destinations.
On MOTHERBOARD we continued our documentation of the DIY drone community by racing FPVs, 'star wars'-style in the bronx.
In part 1 of "Miracle Man," VICE SPORTS introduced the comeback story of Danny Jacobs, a rising star in the pro boxing world who was told he would never fight again after being diagnosed with osteosarcoma.
And Shane Smith celebrated NOISEY's 1 million subscribers all the way from Russia.
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