Tasha Robinson is the entertainment editor at Polygon. Her work spans a diverse range of topics including movies, TV, books, graphic novels, tabletop role-playing games, and technology, reflecting her passion for all things cultural. Tasha has been featured in various publications, including NPR and Knowledia, and is known for her insightful commentary on arts and entertainment.
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Tasha Robinson's coverage focuses on entertainment news, film reviews, and gaming with a specific emphasis on movies, directors, horror films, and tabletop RPGs. She also covers tech-related themes. When reaching out to Tasha for potential pitches or contributions consider providing insights into emerging trends in the movie industry or unique perspectives on film direction.
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If you happen to need a distraction right now for any reason
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‘It would be a dream. I think we could have a tremendous amount of fun with it'
Fool you once, shame on you. Fool you twice, shame on Wicked. So you're going to watch Wicked , the big movie musical based on the second
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