London

British people statistically take more MDMA in one session than any other country on the planet. And not just a little bit more: on average, Brits take 420 milligrams per session.

Can a small Berlin punk bar stand a chance against powerful property billionaires? And could the anti-gentrification uprising they’ve helped kick off lead to the most radical housing reform in the Western world?

EXTINCTION UPDATE is an environmental alarm clock that investigates some of the ways in which we're destroying our planet.

Join i-D on a trip to Gaultier's Parisian atelier for a chat about early influences, his clubbing days in London, and exactly how he went from attaching a homemade conical bra onto his childhood teddy bear, to designing tour outfits for Madonna.

We join Nov in his hometown of Lewisham to chat through album themes, the role of faith in his work, and his unique political voice. The sun's out in full and Novelist is still the brightest star in the sky.

After Hip Hop in the Holyland & Don't Call it Road Rap, UK music legend Mike Skinner returns to host his third Noisey documentary and this time the focus is on his beloved hometown and the unlikely rise and rise of the rap scene in Birmingham.

Dave is the Streatham teen breathing new life into the British rap scene, taking cues from classical film scores and the streets of South London. i-D visits his studio and witness him break down a beat.

Brunswick House chef Andrew Clarke and drinks guru Tony Conigliaro join forces to host a dinner at Jim's Cafe. The night is filled with pig’s head choucroute, Old Blue Last Beer, whisky cocktails, and custom biker jackets.

Sammy Sosa looking like a Dominican vampire in London.

Due to the blockbuster ascents of Drake and the Weeknd, Toronto's local rap scene has turned into a hyper-competitive, prolific, and highly creative environment where young artists are fighting for attention on the world stage.

After contemplating giving up music altogether, i-D Meets Sam Smith to discover the musical and emotional inspirations behind his much-anticipated second album. We discuss his clubbing habits, body image and finding inspiration in loneliness.

Through her alternative take on Japanese beauty standards and "glittery cute" R&B sound, Rina Sawayama is the rising star redefining outdated ideas on what it means to be an East Asian model and musician today.