General articles: Arts and culture

The Street of Crocodiles

The Street of Crocodiles is the English title of Sklepy cynamonowe (Cinnamon Shops), a 1933 collection of linked stories by the Polish-Jewish writer Bruno Schulz, translated into English in 1963.

The Street Without Sun

The Street Without Sun (太陽のない街) is a 1929 proletarian novel by Tokunaga Sunao dramatizing the 1926 Kyodo Printing strike in Tokyo, a landmark of Japanese proletarian literature.

The Streets: Birmingham-founded UK garage/rap project of Mike Skinner; debut Original Pirate Material (2002), concept album A Grand Don't Come for Free (2004), five albums, 2017 comeback, 2026 full-album tour.

The Streets of San Francisco

The Streets of San Francisco is a 1972–1977 ABC police procedural starring Karl Malden and Michael Douglas as SFPD homicide detectives, produced by Quinn Martin and filmed entirely on location in San Francisco.

The Strength of the Few

The Strength of the Few (2025) is the second Hierarchy novel by Australian author James Islington, sequel to The Will of the Many. Vis Telimus is split into three selves across Res, Obiteum, and Luceum; published by Saga Press, a New York Times bestseller.

The Striders

The Striders is the first collection of poetry in English by Indian poet A.K. Ramanujan, published by Oxford University Press, London, in 1966 and known for its striking imagery.

The Strike (Seinfeld)

The Strike is Seinfeld season 9, episode 10 (December 18, 1997), written by Alec Berg, Jeff Schaffer, and Dan O'Keefe. It introduced Festivus, based on the O'Keefe family holiday, alongside Kramer's 12-year bagel strike and George's Human Fund cards.

The String Cheese Incident

The String Cheese Incident (SCI) is a Colorado jam band formed in Crested Butte in 1993, blending bluegrass, rock, funk, jazz, and electronica; known for SCI Fidelity Records, independent ticketing, and Electric Forest and Hulaween festivals.

The String of Light

The String of Light (Struna światła) is the debut poetry collection of the Polish poet Zbigniew Herbert, published by Czytelnik in Warsaw in 1956 and later seen as a key postwar debut.

The String of Pearls

The String of Pearls: A Romance, a Victorian penny blood serialized in Edward Lloyd's People's Periodical (1846-47), commonly attributed to James Malcolm Rymer; it originated Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street, and his victims-turned-meat-pies plot.

The Stringer

The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo is a 2025 Bao Nguyen documentary, also called The Stringer, alleging Nguyen Thanh Nghe, not Nick Ut, took the 1972 Napalm Girl photo; AP kept the credit, World Press Photo suspended it.

The Strip (Fallout)

The Strip (Fallout) is the 2026 season 2 finale of the Prime Video series Fallout, also the name of the New Vegas Strip location from Fallout: New Vegas; directed by Frederick E.O. Toye, written by Karey Dornetto, 86% Tomatometer, reveals Hank's Enclave allegiance.

The Strokes

The Strokes: American rock band formed in Manhattan in 1998, fronted by Julian Casablancas. Debut Is This It (2001) defined the garage rock revival; seven albums through Reality Awaits (2026).

The Strokes discography

The Strokes discography: seven studio albums from Is This It (2001, RCA, over 2 million copies) through The New Abnormal (2020, Grammy winner) to Reality Awaits (2026, Rick Rubin, Costa Rica), plus The Modern Age EP and compilations.

The Strong Breed

The Strong Breed is a 1963 one-act play by Nigerian playwright and Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka about a stranger who becomes a village's ritual carrier of sins.

The Strongest Job Is Apparently Not a Hero or a Sage, but an Appraiser (Provisional)!

Japanese isekai series (最強の職業は勇者でも賢者でもなく鑑定士（仮）らしいですよ？) by Atekichi: web-novel-turned light novel on AlphaPolis, 1 million copies, 12-episode 2026 anime by Studio Flad, SUNSOFT spin-off game.

The Strongest Magician in the Demon Lord's Army Was a Human

The Strongest Magician in the Demon Lord's Army Was a Human is a Japanese light novel web series begun in 2016, adapted into a 12-episode anime in 2024.

The Strongest Man in the World

The Strongest Man in the World (1975) is a Walt Disney comedy, the third Medfield College film, starring Kurt Russell as Dexter Riley, whose cereal gains superhuman strength from a lab accident.

The Structure of the Artistic Text

The Structure of the Artistic Text (Структура художественного текста) is a 1970 monograph by Soviet literary scholar Yuri Lotman, a key work of the Tartu semiotic school.

The Strumbellas

The Strumbellas are a Canadian indie rock and folk band formed in 2008 in Lindsay, Ontario, whose single "Spirits" topped Billboard's Alternative Songs chart in 2016.

The Struts

The Struts are a British glam rock band from Derby, England, fronted by Luke Spiller with Adam Slack, known for "Could Have Been Me," four studio albums, and arena-scale live shows.

The Student

The Student (El estudiante) is a 2011 Argentine political drama directed by Santiago Mitre in his debut feature, starring Esteban Lamothe, Romina Paula, and Ricardo Díaz Mourelle.

The Studio (TV series)

The Studio (TV series) is an Apple TV+ workplace comedy created by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, and Frida Perez, premiering March 26, 2025; Rogen plays studio head Matt Remick, with 13 Emmy wins and a 2026 second season.

The Stuff

The Stuff is a 1985 satirical horror-comedy by Larry Cohen about an addictive white dessert that takes over its eaters, starring Michael Moriarty; released by New World Pictures, later restored in 4K by Arrow Video.

The Stunt Driver

The Stunt Driver is a 2026 Canadian comedy-drama biopic directed by Michael Dowse, starring Jay Baruchel as stunt driver Ken Carter, who attempted a mile-long rocket-car jump across the St. Lawrence River; also starring Ed Helms, Ben Foster as Evel Knievel, and Laurence Leboeuf.

The Style Council

The Style Council: English pop group formed 1983 by ex-Jam singer Paul Weller with keyboardist Mick Talbot; soul, jazz and sophisti-pop; albums Café Bleu and UK No. 1 Our Favourite Shop; disbanded after Polydor rejected their house album.

The Stylistics

The Stylistics, Philadelphia soul vocal group formed from the Monarchs and Percussions, led by Russell Thompkins Jr.'s falsetto; 12 straight R&B Top Ten hits with Thom Bell and Linda Creed, including "You Make Me Feel Brand New" and "Betcha by Golly, Wow".

The Subject Was Roses

The Subject Was Roses is a 1968 MGM drama directed by Ulu Grosbard, adapted by Frank D. Gilroy from his Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway play, starring Patricia Neal, Oscar winner Jack Albertson, and Martin Sheen as a WWII veteran in his parents' failing marriage.

The Subjection of Women

The Subjection of Women is an 1869 essay by John Stuart Mill, written with ideas from Harriet Taylor Mill, arguing that women's legal subordination is wrong and should be replaced by perfect equality.