Arts & Entertainment
Melissa Broder on Obsessive Love and Mental Illness
One X account and three novels later, Melissa Broder tells Street that writing hasn’t solved her problems.
The Gospel According to ‘Alpha’
A horror movie for anyone who grew up seeing suffering as atonement
Don’t Know What To Watch This Halloween? Street’s Got You Covered
Ten of Street’s favorite horror movies to keep you looking over your shoulder this fall
Selling Souls or Selling Records?
From Little Richard to Lil Nas X, why can’t we stop accusing artists of devil worship?
Local Theater: The New Third Space?
Philly playwright Shay Overstone builds a community of first–time actors with independent productions.
'After the Hunt' Reveals the Ivy League as a Pressure Cooker Ready to Blow
Power, privilege, and betrayal collide in Luca Guadagnino’s academia thriller.
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The Boys, Gen V, and the power of immersive marketing
Mama, Let’s Go Back to the ‘Folklore’ Cottage
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album shines sonically, but stumbles lyrically—and yet we just can’t help but listen.
On A Sam Fender Bender
He's not quite born to run, but God, is he fun.
Geese Stays Alive on ‘Getting Killed’
The band’s latest release takes their frenetic energy in a new direction—but it’s no 3D Country.
‘The Long Walk’: Companionship On The Road To Hell
Francis Lawrence draws a deeply humanizing story out of an apathetic, dehumanizing world.
'Hung Liu: Happy and Gay'
What once fits a child's hand now fills a wall, but not without raising new questions.
Spotify’s Niche Playlist Economy is Our Emotional Barometer
Sapphic longing, frat nostalgia, late–night Wawa blues—our oddly specific soundtracks make college feel a little less lonely.
Clairo, Performed
How the indie darling became the soundtrack (and scapegoat) of a TikTok–born archetype.
Ed Sheeran’s Global Glow–Up That Wasn’t
On his eighth album, 'Play,' the singer flirts with cosmopolitan sounds but mostly retreats to the wedding–ballad factory that built his empire.
Certified Streamers Only: How Reactors Took the Mic
With mainstream music journalism on the decline, reactors like Kai Cenat and NoLifeShaq have stolen the spotlight.
Karma Finally Caught Up to Jax Taylor
The reality star has been fired from 'The Valley'—Bravo fans rejoice, hold hands, and sing songs in celebration.
Twenty One Pilots Find No Final Victory on ‘Breach’
The album ends a decade of lore with themes of relapse, survival, and renewal.
‘My Life with the Walter Boys’: Different Season, Same Story
This show’s reliance of cliffhangers ultimately disappoints.
