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Lizzie Borden still leads Wikipedia Trending on stamp 2026-09-24T06:01:41.734023, a third day at rank 1 after Netflix's Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story premiered September 17. Elizabeth Holmes is new at 2. Deadline dated the full A24 trailer for You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Holmes documentary, to September 23, with theaters on October 16. get_growth on wikipedia for Lizzie Borden returned no_data.
Top trending articles on Wikipedia: September 24
Lizzie Borden: Fall River axe-murder figure and the subject of Netflix's Monster season. Holds 1. Variety previously dated 12.1 million views in the first days after the September 17 premiere. get_growth wikipedia: no_data.
Elizabeth Holmes: Theranos founder. New at 2. Deadline dated the A24 trailer to September 23. IGN listed a theatrical date of October 16. get_growth wikipedia 30D minus 95.7 percent (18.6 to 0.8) through 2026-08-01, volume 234 to 167; 7D collapsed and is omitted.
2026 Asian Games: Aichi-Nagoya Games. Falls 2 to 3. India Today listed September 24 medal events in rowing and wushu after a September 19 opening at Paloma Mizuho Stadium. get_growth wikipedia: no_data.
Aileen Wuornos: Florida serial killer. Falls 3 to 4. TODAY dated Sarah Paulson's Monster appearance to September 17. The same name leads Google Trends today.
Angry Anderson: Rose Tattoo frontman, born Gary Anderson. New at 5. ABC and The Sydney Morning Herald dated the family statement to September 23; death on September 21 at age 79 after an August cardiac arrest on a German tour.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story: Netflix anthology season. Falls 4 to 6. Same September 17 stream that still feeds ranks 1 and 4.
India at the 2026 Asian Games: National-team page. Holds 7. Olympics.com listed India's September 24 athletics start and Anahat Singh's squash round of 16.
Resident Evil (2026 film): Zach Cregger reboot. Falls 5 to 8. Variety: 60 million dollar domestic open from 3,684 locations.
Deaths in 2026: Yearly obituary list. Falls 8 to 9. Angry Anderson at 5 is the dated name that feeds this list today.
.xxx: Sponsored top-level domain. New at 10. No widely reported ICANN or registry action identified for September 24, 2026 beyond the live rank.
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What changed on Wikipedia since yesterday
- New: Elizabeth Holmes (2), Angry Anderson (5), .xxx (10).
- Movers: 2026 Asian Games 2 to 3. Aileen Wuornos 3 to 4. Monster 4 to 6. Resident Evil 5 to 8. Deaths in 2026 8 to 9.
- Unchanged rank: Lizzie Borden at 1, India at the 2026 Asian Games at 7.
- Dropped: Cindy Crawford (6), Jameis Winston (9), Rande Gerber (10).
What today's Wikipedia articles reveal
The page-view board is still a Monster stack plus two fresh obituaries and a sports day. Borden at 1, Wuornos at 4, and the show page at 6 are the same Netflix season. Holmes at 2 is the A24 trailer add-on, not a Theranos court date.
Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber leave after one day next to yesterday's Presley Gerber news. Asian Games at 3 and India at 7 are the September 24 competition pair. The Wikipedia trending API is the matching data-source page.
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