Jude Rogers is a journalist who writes for a variety of publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, and has also been featured in the New Statesman. Their articles cover a range of topics including music, culture, and interviews with notable figures in the entertainment industry.
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Jude Rogers predominantly covers reviews and expert commentary within the entertainment industry, particularly music and comedy. She appears to focus on providing in-depth analysis of cultural trends and artistic outputs.
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The actor on being the first in her family to go to university, the ‘divine’ Ncuti Gatwa, and the perils of looking at your phone on the stairs
This searching, soulful release conjures up the spirit of summers spent by the lake and in the forest
Named after a Lithuanian snake spirit that supposedly brings families health and prosperity, Polish guitarist Raphael Rogiński's hypnotic new album is filled with the heat and light of summer.
By: Jude Rogers
Womad feels like an undervalued jewel in the UK's festival scene, both as an adventurous music fan's treasure trove and a refreshingly unself-conscious, family-friendly festival.
Thirty years after its release, the band's debut album, Definitely Maybe, still holds revelations about the young Gallaghers.
With guests including Will Oldham and Anaïs Mitchell, this record’s island setting seems to bring extra light and warmth to stories of the sea, love, work, war and migration
By: Jude Rogers
A New York Times podcast offers short, sharp bursts of wisdom; there’s more lucid insight into Grenfell from the BBC; plus, a delightful find from the 1960s
By: Jude Rogers
The actor on channelling grief in her new film, speaking out about Gaza, and why she loves working with young directors
"Are you telling me you're secretly naughty, Jude?" Turning 88 in July, and releasing her third album in seven years this month, Shirley Collins is in an impish mood.
By: Jude Rogers
Ahead of a timely re-airing of Mick Jackson’s famously bleak docudrama, its director recalls why he unleashed a mushroom cloud on Sheffield in 1984
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