Debbie Harry’s distortion of stereotypes, her costumes and confrontational use of sexuality, defined her as a true artist

Angela Trimble — more widely known as Blondie lead singer Debbie Harry — was a pioneer in the American new wave scene, blending pop, disco, and punk influences beginning in the mid-1970s to the early 1980s (and beyond!

Clem Burke loved rock ’n’ roll. To the late drummer, music was a lifeline – he spent his adolescence stumbling in and out of such famous New York City punk institutions as CBGB and Max’s Kansas City,

To celebrate the release of the film Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel, in which a fashion designer creates a comeback dress for a pop star, we weigh up the best performative looks

Blondie. The Ramones. Talking Heads. The Strokes. Geese. Trawl back through the history of New York bands and you’ll find a potted list of some of the coolest motherf***ers ever to grace a stage. It’s the city that birthed the CBGB club and an entire substrata of 1970s punk;

The singer shouted out her former Bizaardvark co-star and "acting legend"-turned-professional-boxer during her monologue this weekend.

The singer made for a solid host of a mostly amusing episode which poked fun at influencers and featured cameos by Debbie Harry and Connor Storrie