Johnny Knoxville is a heck of a story teller. Check out this video with Knoxville telling us about the time a guy in a bar took a mousetrap and hammer to his private parts. Not for the squeamish.

Following Tyler The Creator, A-Trak is up next in VICE and Project X’s Party Legends series. He talks about a wildly elaborate Halloween party night. Enjoy.

VICE and Project X’s Party Legends presents Tyler The Creator’s wildly absurd party night. Enjoy.

In an unprecedented move, Beavis & Butt-Head are currently occupying the Internet, having been spotted on Google, Facebook and Obama’s official site, amongst many other properties. VICE has also unveiled the cover of their November issue, which features the same duo of teenage delinquents (be sure to check out the VICE interview with Mike Judge featuring photos by Terry Richardson).

And finally, Beavis and Butt-Head will make a surprise appearance on tonight’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, where they will crash Jimmy’s interview with Snooki, check the preview below.

Beavis & Butt-Head returns on October 27th on MTV, while the VICE issue hits the streets on November 4, 2011.

Check out the VICE cover and more “occupied” sites after the click.

During NYFW Vice threw a party at the incredible Skylight One Hanson. Death from Above 1979, Tanlines and finally Rick Ross played live on the main stage to celebrate the launch of vice.com (which they recently purchased from a porn company) and what looks to become an annual NYFW bash. Rick Ross killed it… people went super crazy (as you can see in the pictures.)

Photography: Robert Wunsch/Highsnobiety.com

More images follow after the click.

Behind the scenes with Terry Richardson and OFWGKTA’s shoot for VICE.

Curated reports on the new Vice Art issue, that is now out on newsstands. “TWBE notes, “amongst all of the good stuff there is this feature shot by Richard Kern titled “Figures: A Series of Poses to Aid in Your Sketches of Female Anatomy.” Cover by Rob Pruit.””

More of Kern’s feature can be seen here.

Following the Pop & Street Art series with So-Me, James Jarvis and Delta last year, the iconic Malibu liquor bottle is now given a makeover by three magazines. Each publication showcased exceptional creativity, uniqueness and expertise: Vice added a drip effect to the Caribbean color theme; Clark Magazine took a DIY approach, stripping it down to a simple white, and packaging it with stencils and spray paint; while Shoes Up went all out with a shoelace design complete with matching “shoe” box. Coming to colette on December 7th in a limited edition of 100 bottles per model.

Have a more detailed look at the Malibu Magazine Series after the jump.

To coincide with the 2009 Edition of their yearly photo issue, Vice Magazine will be holding a photography exhibition at NYC’s Spencer Brownstone Gallery. With a who’s who of hip photographers on board, you will see works by the likes of Terry Richardson, Ryan McGinley, Keiichi Nitta and many, many more. The show’s opening reception takes place this Thursday July 16th at 6PM. The show runs until August 17th, 2009.

Spencer Brownstone Gallery
39 Wooster Street
New York, NY 10013

Full Vice Photo Issue Exhibition NYC flyer after the snap.