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Review: "Amour"

Directed by: Michael Haneke Starring: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva Rating: PG-13 Run Time: 127 min. Amour, the Oscar-nominated film by director Michael Haneke tells the story of the end of a life.





EXCLUSIVE One Track Mind: kechPhrase — "Anything"

Fresh from his interview on Thursday, kechPhrase has linked Street with one of his new tracks, "Anything," featuring producer Kool AD (formerly of Das Racist). Not only does kech utilize his guest stars to their fullest ability, his deftly weaves his own words into a paradoxically staccato flow — but one that works.



Beats Overseas

The jet-setting juniors are back from abroad. Street checks in with them to discuss their favorite international tracks.




Film Trends of 2013

We consulted our psychics, the stars and IMDB to enlighten us with hottest Hollywood fads to watch out for this year.





Now Playing: Zero Dark Thirty, Django, Les Mis, The Hobbit

ZERO DARK THIRTY Grade: A- Rating and length: R, 157 min. See if you liked: "Argo" “Zero Dark Thirty,” Kathryn Bigelow’s quasi–revenge thriller about the decade–long hunt for Osama bin Laden, transcends mere historical reenactment and instead becomes a grimly effective meditation on obsession.


Interview: kechPhrase

To fans of underground hip hop, College Junior Ikechi Nnamani is better known as kechPhrase. A self-made rapper and producer on a first-name basis with Victor Vasquez, a.k.a. Kool A.D. of Das Racist, kechPhrase has been at it since he was thirteen. He’s dropped seven albums since. He took a homework break to talk to us.


Artist Profile: Kate Herzlin

Name and Year: Kate Herzlin C’14 Hometown: Rockville Centre, NY Major: English, Creative Writing Concentration STREET: How did you become interested in playwriting?  Kate Herzlin: I used to write poems when I was little.




Interview: Locust Moon

Since relocating this summer, Locust Moon has been swarming with activity. In October, Once Upon a Time Machine, the shop's first publication via a major publishing house (Dark Horse, or the people behind Hellboy and Sin City), was released.