| Rank | Article | Class | Views | image | Notes/About |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adolescence (TV series) |  | 2,304,762 |  | This British crime drama Netflix miniseries about a 13-year-old schoolboy named Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper) who is arrested for the murder of a girl in his school; created by Jack Thorne and #12 and directed by Philip Barantini (pictured); released all of its four episodes on March 13 which were each shot in one continuous take. It received critical acclaim for its directing, writing, and cinematography, with special attention paid to its atmosphere and performances and it tops the report for a second consecutive week. |
| 2 | Snow White (2025 film) |  | 1,941,073 | .jpg) | Marc Webb directed the live-action adaptation of Disney's first animated feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, that wound up very expensive and is at a high risk of losing lots of money, as audiences were not as enthusiastic to see it for a multitude of things (being tired of those remakes, uninspiring previews that provided bad first impressions such as computer-generated dwarfs and Rachel Zegler's characterization, the movie's supposed "wokeness", adapting an older movie compared to the Disney Renaissance remakes) and an underperforming $87 million worldwide opening is set to suffer a steep downfall. |
| 3 | Natalia Grace | | 1,511,647 | Natalia Grace was born in Ukraine in 2003, and soon after was placed in an orphanage. She was diagnosed with spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita, a form of dwarfism. In 2010, she was adopted by an American family, the Barnetts, and lived with them in Indiana. In 2012, the couple successfully changed her birth year to 1989, legally changing her age from 8 to 22. A year later, the Barnetts placed her into an apartment by herself, and moved to Canada. The Barnetts were charged with neglect, while they claimed that Natalia Grace lied about her age and exhibited sociopathic behavior. Her story is dramatized in #8. | |
| 4 | Rachel Zegler | | 1,247,792 | .jpg) | The protagonist of #2, who has already starred in a Best Picture nominee, fought alongside superheroes, and survived the Hunger Games. Already unpopular with some men on the Internet, Zegler's reputation wasn't helped by her unfortunate quotes regarding the original Snow White. At least she'll take time off filmmaking to play Evita on West End. Disney allegedly put her on a blacklist and producer Marc Platt's son slammed her trying to bring politics into the film on Twitter (namely following a thank you regarding the trailer receiving millions of views with "and always remember, free Palestine"; yes, it's a stretch). |
| 5 | Joe Gatto | | 1,024,048 | _(cropped).jpg) | This American improvisational comedian, actor, and producer was accused by two women of sexually inappropriate behavior, which he has denied. Regardless, he cancelled his comedy tour and checked into a facility. |
| 6 | Deaths in 2025 |  | 976,076 | .jpg) | To quote the villain of #2: "Dip the apple in the brew. Let the Sleeping Death seep through. Look, on the skin! The symbol at what lies within. Now turn red to tempt Snow White to make her hunger for a bite. HAVE A BITE!!" |
| 7 | Vanessa Trump | | 975,690 | .jpg) | The ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. and father of his five children has been revealed as the latest girlfriend of Tiger Woods. |
| 8 | Good American Family | | 868,835 |  | A Hulu limited series dramatizing the story of #3, it stars Imogen Faith Reid as Natalia Grace, and Mark Duplass and Ellen Pompeo (pictured) as the Barnett couple that adopted her. |
| 9 | Severance (TV series) | | 849,542 | .jpg) | This science fiction psychological thriller Apple TV+ series had its season 2 finale which concluded with a cliffhanger; has been renewed for a season 3 on the same day as finale. Ben Stiller (pictured) who executive produced and primarily directed the series revealed that the third season won't take as long as the second season did as the second season's production was heavily delayed due to the 2023 Hollywood labor disputes. |
| 10 | L2: Empuraan | | 842,761 |  | This Mollywood action thriller film, a sequel to the 2019 film Lucifer and the second instalment in the Lucifer trilogy was released on March 27 and managed to recover its budget of ?180 crore (US$21 million) in just 4 days and emerged as the second highest-grossing Malayalam film of all time and the third highest-grossing Indian film of 2025. It was jointly produced by Aashirvad Cinemas, Lyca Productions, and Sree Gokulam Movies, with Mohanlal (pictured) reprising his role as the lead character. |
| 11 | George Foreman |  | 784,187 | .jpg) | This American professional boxer, businessman, minister, and author died on March 21. After a troubled childhood, he took up amateur boxing in 1967, won a gold medal at the 1968 Summer Olympics and turned professional the following year before retiring in 1977 and went on to become an ordained Christian minister after what he referred to as a born again experience. After 10 years he made his return to boxing and went on to become the oldest world heavyweight champion in history in 1995, a record that has not been broken to date, and retired in 1997. He died in a hospital in Houston, Texas, on March 21, aged 76. |
| 12 | Stephen Graham | | 767,288 | .png) | Graham is co-creator, writer, and co-star of #1, becoming co-recipient of all the buzz from the press. |
| 13 | The White Lotus season 3 | | 743,233 |  | The third season of #15 has been airing a new episode every week since its premiere in mid-February with an ensemble cast led by Leslie Bibb (pictured) and will air its season finale next week. |
| 14 | Benny Blanco | | 726,998 |  | Blanco collaborated with his fiancée Selena Gomez on the album I Said I Love You First which was released on March 21. |
| 15 | The White Lotus | | 628,557 |  | This American dark comedy drama anthology HBO series created by Mike White (pictured) is currently releasing its third season (#13) and has already been renewed for a fourth season. |
| 16 | Pete Hegseth | | 601,474 |  | From March 11–15, U.S. defense secretary Pete Hegseth joined 17 other government officials (including the Vice President) on the insecure Signal messaging service to discuss classified information: the exact details of the then-imminent airstrikes on Yemen. This already runs afoul of the law, namely the Federal Records Act and Administrative Procedure Act. Even worse, Mike Waltz, the National Security Advisor, mistakenly invited Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic magazine to the group chat. On March 24, Goldberg revealed that Hegseth said that our European allies were "free-loading" and "PATHETIC", triggering negative reactions from European representatives. Two days later, Hegseth, or Whiskeyleaks as some began to call him, four other group chat participants, and the National Archives and Records Administration were sued. |
| 17 | Mike Waltz | | 553,749 | ||
| 18 | ChatGPT | | 541,943 |  | This week, loads of people decided to ask the ever-present chatbot to draw images in the style of Studio Ghibli, to the point of overloading OpenAI's servers and leading to discussions regarding copyright and artistic merits of AI art, something Ghibli founder Hayao Miyazaki has already voiced his contempt for. |
| 19 | The Residence (TV series) | | 514,936 |  | This American mystery drama Netflix series revolving around a fictional murder scandal involving the staff of the White House, inspired by The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House by Kate Andersen Brower premiered on March 20. |
| 20 | 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification | | 511,775 |  | The first football squads that joined the three North American countries that will host a bloated 48 team edition were determined. Those were Japan, New Zealand, Iran, and the defending champions Argentina, who after thumping archrival/biggest winner Brazil sent a team already in disarray into a crisis and a coach dismissal. |
| 21 | Elon Musk |  | 508,748 | .jpg) | Donald Trump fell off this list, but we still have the billionaire brought by him to aid regarding government expenditures. Musk tried to overhaul Social Security, announced that one of his companies bought another (namely artificial intelligence researchers xAI with the decayed social network X/Twitter), and those who dislike what he says and does continue to express their dissatisfaction through Tesla Takedowns. |
| 22 | A Working Man | | 470,147 |  | Jason Statham provides another unambitious action movie where he wrecks lots of people, this time trying to rescue the daughter of his boss from human traffickers. Reuniting Statham with The Beekeeper director David Ayer and also featuring fellow Expendable Sylvester Stallone as a writer and producer, A Working Man' is set to overtake #2 at its opening weekend and might be the first in a franchise given Chuck Dixon wrote more novels with the same protagonist. |
| 23 | When Life Gives You Tangerines | | 464,806 |  | This South Korean romance slice-of-life Netflix series written by Lim Sang-choon and directed by Kim Won-seok (pictured) released its 16 episodes in a 4 per week basis from March 7 to 28. Although its dominating Netflix charts worldwide, it seems unlikely for it to be renewed as Netflix promptly labeled it as a limited series unlike the other one which is set to premiere its third and final season in three months. |
| 24 | Manoj Bharathiraja | | 462,320 | .jpg) | This Indian actor, film director and playback singer died on March 25. He is the son of director Bharathiraja and made his acting debut with his father's 1999 film Taj Mahal. Before becoming an actor he worked as an assistant director to his father, to Mani Ratnam and to S. Shankar. He died from cardiac arrest on 25 March, aged 48; he had undergone open-heart surgery a month earlier and was recuperating at home. |
| 25 | Incel | | 460,138 |  | #1 brought attention to a term derived from "involuntary celibacy", the realization of a lack of relationships and sex. Originally, four times an article on that was deleted or merged here on Wikipedia. And then the abbreviation was co-opted to discuss the worst people with this "condition", who often express their frustration with misogyny and entitlement, even if they claim to be "nice guys". |
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