Zosha Millman is a TV editor for Polygon and has also contributed to various publications such as Bustle, FiveThirtyEight, Vulture, and Shondaland. She is a member of the Dorian Awards and co-hosts the podcast 30FlirtyFilm. Zosha's work covers a range of topics including film and television reviews, recommendations, and analysis.
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Zosha Millman's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news and gaming, with a focus on TV shows, movies, and streaming platforms. She frequently features announcements and expert commentary in her articles.
Given Zosha’s significant focus on the announcement of new releases, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to exclusive insights into upcoming TV shows, movie releases or developments within the gaming industry. Additionally, reaching out with unique angles for expert commentary on trends in the entertainment industry could capture her attention.
Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Zosha's articles, it appears that she takes an international approach to covering entertainment news and gaming-related topics.
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By: Zosha Millman
Kid Goku is back
Gasping at straws
Who is Magpie (not Margaret)? The Penguin has been defiantly resistant to dabbling too deep in the Batman canon.
How else will you know what to put in your wig commercial?
Give in to the madness It's hard to remember what watching the first season of was like.
You know where this story is going
By: Zosha Millman
Set phasers to “neat!”
The best new and returning TV shows to watch on Netflix, Prime, Max, and more, with series like Mr. & Mrs. Smith and True Detective: Night Country.
By: Zosha Millman
Plus: Wizards Beyond Waverly Place It's a bit of a transitional time in TV (and in the seasons): We're moving between months, between holidays, between TV blocks.
(But maybe not, but also maybe??)
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