Actor and comedian Billy Eichner started harassing strangers in 2011 for his show Billy On The Street. In each episode, he and a celebrity guest roam the streets of New York to ask pedestrians questions about pop culture, play games like "Would Drew Barrymore Like That?," and give out hyper-specific gifts like Brokeback Mountain-themed pot-holders.

You can now visit the Wu-Tang Clan district of New York City Wu-Tang ClanWu-Tang Clan were celebrated in New York City yesterday after a district was named in their honour. The city named the streets of the Park Hill area – the Staten Island neighbourhood where members of the group come from – as the ‘Wu-Tang Distr...

Worthy Farm line-up continues to growGlastonburyMore acts at this year’s Glastonbury festival have been announced with the latest additions on The Common stage. Hot Chip, The Streets‘ Mike Skinner and Bellatrix are among the names performing across the Temple, Rumshack and Samula stages at The Common which transport gig-goe...

"Your enemy don't give a fuck what colour rag you wear, they're gonna murder you in the streets"Killer Mike / Nipsey HussleKiller Mike has spoken to a crowd about choosing to help communities rather than divide them with violence at a vigil held in Georgia for murdered rapper Nipsey Hussle. Read more: Nipsey Hussle, 1985-2019: a musician who g...

A huge crowd of fans have gathered in Braintree, Essex for the funeral processionFans are lining the streets in Essex to pay tribute to the late Prodigy frontman Keith Flint, who died earlier this month. Last week, the group invited fans to join the procession route at Flint’s funeral, asking them to “raise the roof” in tribute to the fr...