The Proud Boys, founded in 2016 by former journalist and podcaster Gavin McInnes, a co-founder of VICE News, called themselves a “Western Chauvinist” men’s drinking club.

Gavin McInnes co-founded the progressive, left-leaning Vice in 1994. Based out of Montreal, it started out as an alternative print publication focusing on arts, culture, lifestyle, news and politics.

Quebec director Sébastien Trahan zooms in on one of the better-known far-right figures to emerge from the Great White North: Vice magazine co-founder turned Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes.

Gavin McInnes and Milo Yiannopoulos speak during a ‘roast’ of Kamala Harris at the University of South Carolina Russel House on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024. The event was hosted by USC’s ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - In a 27 to 10 vote, the University of South Carolina’s (USC) student government denied a $3,576.99 allotment for funding for Uncensored America’s roast of Vice President ...

Eddie Huang came to both bury and praise Vice at the opening night of the Toronto Film Festival on Thursday. The author, chef and former host of the bankrupt media company’s show, “Huang’s ...

Gavin McInnes, a far-right media provocateur who founded VICE and later the Proud Boys street gang, was spotted on Columbia University’s campus yesterday as student-led protests against the ...

McInnes, who also co-founded Vice magazine, is accusing the Police Department of canceling the show, an action that was later "ratified" by the mayor and council, according to the suit.

McInnes, who first gained recognition as a co-founder of Vice Magazine, became a divisive figure after severing ties with the media company and later founded the Proud Boys in 2016.

Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski said on Election Night, when it seemed clear he was going to lose to Republican Tom Kean Jr., that he would have won under his old district lines. I don’t have the ...