The King's Jester
The King's Jester is Roar News's satire column. All people, events, and quotes featured are entirely fictitious and intended for humorous purposes only.
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Comment Editor Biraj Khadka argues that Manchester’s musical past holds lessons for Britain’s current political moment. It’s not coming home after all. Regardless, in...
Culture
Culture Editor Thomas Deakin shares his experience of brain surgery, explaining how it equipped him with a fresh perspective on studying and a toolkit...
Culture
Culture Editor Thomas Deakin writes about the recent opening of the Museum of Youth Culture’s first permanent space in Camden and its importance as...
Culture
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie expands the Mario universe with new characters, emotional storytelling, and stunning visuals, but is it a bold masterpiece or...
Culture
Staff writer Lamisa Worthy names the 2026 horror films you need to look out for. Horror has always possessed a peculiar resilience, constantly mutating...
Culture
Culture writer Mara Ahmed walks through Day 5 of the KCL Strand Film Festival, hoping to explore the question: how do you make a...
Culture
Culture writer Juno Goode reviews the NYO’s newest tour Collide When asked what comes to mind with the phrase ‘teenage musician,’ many people will...
Culture
Staff Writer Abigail Curd recaps day two of the Strand Film Festival. On 26 March, the second event of the Strand Film Festival, curated...
Culture
Staff writer Juno Goode interviews a member of the National Youth Orchestra to explore the importance of classical music for young people. In a...
Culture
Nearly thirty years after The Verve cemented their place in music history with the release of ‘Urban Hymns’, Verve frontman and songwriter Richard Ashcroft...
Culture
Staff Writer and Broadcaster, Penelope Spencer-Simpson, reviews King’s Musical Theatre (KMT) production of Grease. Often, when you think of 1950s America, you imagine the...
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Culture writer Lamisa Worthy details the KCL Strand Film Festival’s screening of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations. There are few writers whose name has so...
