A terrifying new fashion movement is sweeping the UK calling itself the Evisu Defence League.

DPTV speaks to legendary street artist Eine about the contradictions of graffiti, escaping prison and his pal Banksy. Have you seen those big, beautiful letters on shop shutters around London and elsewhere? They're by Eine. He recently made the headlines as 'the Prime Minister' David Cameron gave one of his canvasses to Obama during his recent pilgrimage to the White House. Apparently Sam Cam is a fan and called Eine…

Legendary German film director Werner Herzog takes a trip to the zoo.

Cypress Hill talk to Don't Panic TV about music, Obama and weed. Interview by DJ NoNames of The Foreign Beggars.

Don't Panic crashed the BP Portrait Awards at the National Portrait Gallery to serve some Krude de Gulf and to cast our critical eye across the oil on canvas. The BP Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery was previously sponsored by Imperial Tobacco. Now it is socially unacceptable for tobacco to play this public role, and it is our hope that oil and gas will soon be seen in…

The Sony Ericsson B-Boy Championships is the biggest break-dancing competition in the world, and the group Soul Mavericks This, who you can watch perform here, won the prize this past week. DJ Hooch the founder and sponsor of the event saidt this is one of the most talented line-ups of breakers and lockers he's seen in the 15 years of the competition.

Don't Panic interviews reggae DJ David Rodigan mixed in with scenes from his performances.

Don't Panic is all about DIY film making. This month on DPTV, we profile young aspiring film makers who have decided to just pick up a camera, head out into the world and point it at things they think interesting. First up is Oliver Beer, who did an internship at Don't Panic a while back. Here's his film about homelessness in the UK and a Q&A with the man himself.…

The second of two films made by Don't Panic for The Guardian on the real DIY Britain. Film-makers Heydon Prowse and William Pine examine new ways of paying for goods and services, cheap but smart technological innovations to help developing nations, and a revolution in how ideas are shared and monetised.