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Tania Hussain

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Covers:  literature, arts, feminism, television, entertainment, pop culture, culture, social issues, film, causes, reviews, social media, technology, interviews,
Exec. Editor @Collider | Past: @PopCulture @IWMF @TheHudsucker | @BallState Alum | CCA, Tomatometer-Approved, @OfficialTCA, @ifscritics @SPJ_tweets | she/her

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Tania Hussain is currently an Executive Editor at Valnet Inc.’s Collider, a Montreal-based entertainment website, where she is responsible for a combination of creative, editorial, and managerial duties. In addition to leading content ideation and development, she works to generate innovative and compelling ideas for feature articles and reviews with her editorial team across movies and television.

Her past work includes seven years at PopCulture, a Paramount Global brand where she was the Lea…

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'Ghosts' Season 3 Just Debuted Its Best Spirit Power Yet

'Ghosts' Season 3 Just Debuted Its Best Spirit Power Yet

In the Season 3 episode of Ghosts on CBS, Sasappis' powers are finally revealed and we learn he is a Lenape d…

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'Ghosts' Season 3 Opening Credits Easter Eggs Hint at What's Ahead

'Ghosts' Season 3 Opening Credits Easter Eggs Hint at What's Ahead

The opening credits for Season 3 of CBS' Ghosts, which stars Rose McIver and Utkarsh Ambudkar, are full of se…

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Justin Willman Talks Just for Laughs Festival & New Netflix Prank Series

Justin Willman Talks Just for Laughs Festival & New Netflix Prank Series

The 'Magic for Humans' magician and comedian opens up about his craft and why he loves the mystery of such a …

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'Ghosts' Season 3 Reveals Who Got "Sucked Off" at Woodstone B&B

'Ghosts' Season 3 Reveals Who Got "Sucked Off" at Woodstone B&B

Ghosts Season 3's premiere reveals Flower, the hippie spirit of Woodstone B&B, was sucked off following last …

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'This Is Me Now: A Love Story' Review: Jennifer Lopez's Bonkers Opus

'This Is Me Now: A Love Story' Review: Jennifer Lopez's Bonkers Opus

Prime Video's This Is Me....Now: A Love Story is a bonkers musical opus from Jennifer Lopez, AKA J.Lo, that m…

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'Ghosts' Season 3 Review: CBS Sitcom Stays Funny Amid Pacing Issues

'Ghosts' Season 3 Review: CBS Sitcom Stays Funny Amid Pacing Issues

CBS' Ghosts Season 3, starring Rose McIver and Utkarsh Ambudkar, returns with humor as well as answers to who…

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‘Silo’ Season 3 Turns Rebecca Ferguson’s Apple TV Sci-Fi Into Essential Viewing | Review

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Published Jun 29, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT Tania Hussain is an Executive Editor at Collider responsible for creative, editorial, and managerial duties. In addition to leading content ideation and development, she works to generate innovative and compelling ideas for feature articles and reviews with her editorial team across Features, Lists, Reviews, and Interviews.
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The 10 Greatest Netflix Miniseries of All Time, Ranked

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While miniseries have long been a staple of television drama, spanning as far back as the 1970s with shows like Roots and Scenes from a Marriage, there is no doubt that the shortened television format has entered a defining golden era in recent years. A significant reason for this is the onset of streaming platforms, with the appeal of on-demand entertainment making limited series a more commercially viable form of small-screen storytelling than ever before.
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Matt Damon Has a New Project That’s Bigger Than Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’

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In just a few short weeks, Matt Damon is about to lead one of the year’s biggest summer blockbusters. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey arrives this July, bringing Homer’s The Iliad to the big screen with an all-star cast and a scale that Damon himself recently told Men’s Journalwas a “minor miracle.” But while the Oscar winner is looking to embark on one of cinema’s most iconic journeys, his most significant mission this year is happening far away from any movie set.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing at NBC News' Newsvine back in 2008, when it was known as MSNBC Newsvine.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes I have! A lot of my articles starting out were typed up on a typewriter. There's something beautiful and magical about a typewriter...

How is social media changing news?

It's influencing journalism with this nanosecond coverage, becoming both resourceful and challenging, while bringing people closer together.
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