Review
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.
Review: Peter Hess - His Voice
When Pete’s voice hits a certain tone, your knees get weak, your stomach gets filled with butterflies and your ears ring with the sound of angels.
"Killing Them Softly" is Subtle Yet Engaging
“Softly” is a straightforward yet subtle spin on the crime genre, adapted from the 1974 novel “Cogan’s Trade” by George V.
Best of 2012: Street's Favorite Films of the Year
The Oscar–buzziest films aren’t always the most enjoyable. These 2012 films were just a blast to watch.
Lana Del Rey - "Paradise"
While her debut album, “Born to Die,” polarized audiences and her SNL flop did little to help, Lana del Rey’s follow up, “Paradise,” could win over some of her detractors.
"My Dad is Baryshnikov" Tells Gorgeous Ballet Tale
Street visited the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival, playing now through early 2013 in theatres across Philly.
Street Does "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" Drunk, High and Sober
Film sent three critics to an advanced screening of the Twilight Saga’s epic finale in three very different states of mind.
"Hyde Park on Hudson"...or "Autumn in New York"?
As Juno would say, the “Hot Roosevelt” strikes back.
Review: Soundgarden - "King Animal"
Chris Cornell and Soundgarden are back after 16 years without a studio record with the upcoming release of "King Animal." Listening to the album, it’s pretty hard to believe that the grunge gods are in their forties.
Party Like It's 1925
Move over Founding Fathers: bathtubs and beer take over the Constitution Center.
Review: Crystal Castles "(III)"
Experimental/electronic duo Crystal Castles is not typically remembered for its lyrics, so the focus put on them on their third album, “(III),” is a startling — but not unwelcome —change.
Review: One Direction - "Take Me Home"
Every fangirl’s dream has come true.
"Hitchcock" Treads on Old Territory
Sacha Gervasi’s “Hitchcock” is the latest installment in a string of films that flirt with Hollywood nostalgia and the golden age of cinema.
"Life of Pi" Roars to Life
A man and a tiger alone on a lifeboat.
“Pusher” Remake Finds Its Footing
“Pusher” is a shot of adrenalin straight to the veins.
Viral Video: "It’s Thanksgiving"
If you enjoyed learning the days of the week in Rebecca Black’s “Friday,” you’re going to love this month’s autotuned tween sensation, Nicole Westbrook’s “It’s Thanksgiving.” This poised-to-go-viral, club-ready single has an accompanying video, which mostly takes places in what looks like Westbrook’s house, presumably because she’s nowhere near old enough to drive.
Review: Andrew Bird - "Hands of Glory"
Last March, the release of “Break it Yourself” strongly redefined Andrew Bird’s sound, featuring melodic pop hints and multifaceted song lyrics.
Review: Lulu Gainsbourg - "From Gainsbourg to Lulu"
Lulu Gainsbourg’s debut album “From Gainsbourg to Lulu” is startlingly bad.
Review: Cee Lo Green - "Magic Moment"
While Cee Lo Green is certainly not the first jolly, portly man most people associate with Christmas, his sparkly new Christmas album “Magic Moment” certainly brings the holiday cheer.
