Petrana Radulovic is a reporter at Polygon, specializing in entertainment news and pop culture. With a passion for books, animation, and all things geeky, Petrana brings a unique perspective to her articles, offering insights and analysis on various topics in the entertainment industry. Her writing style is engaging and relatable, making her articles a must-read for fans of movies, TV shows, and video games.
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Petrana primarily covers entertainment news, with a significant focus on movies and animation. She also shows interest in gaming, particularly Dungeons & Dragons and Pokémon. Her articles include rankings, reviews, and features tied to specific releases or cultural phenomena.
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By: Petrana Radulovic
That’s a lot of MCU television
Your guide to dragons, ages, and bald elves There's a new Dragon Age game out, and for fans who've been tapped into the series for 15
Who’s ready to get their heart broken by Arcane season 2????
The bar is low, but man [ Ed. note: This post contains end spoilers for Agatha All Along .]
By: Toussaint Egan, Petrana Radulovic
Coralie Fargeat’s body horror film starring Margaret Qualley and Demi Moore manifests onto VOD
By: Petrana Radulovic
This week's new movies on streaming include The Substance, Joker: Folie à Deux, Time Cut on Netflix, and more.
So, if you were ever curious, now's the time to play them Netflix is delisting all but four of its interactive titles by Dec. 1.
By: Petrana Radulovic
KISS KISS FALL IN LOVE
By: Petrana Radulovic
It goes beyond the character creator, and ultimately is up to the player to craft
Science fiction had a great year in 2024 Sci-fi shows this year have run the gamut from big-budget video game adaptations like to quirky
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