Patrick Stewart, the English actor whose career spanned more than 60 years on stage and screen, led entertainment subjects with 1.9 million views on Oct. 30, Wikipedia's figures showed.
His total fell from 2.4 million on Oct. 29 but remained far above the 3,775 recorded on Oct. 28. He ranked second across all subjects in the figures for Oct. 30, 2026, counted in UTC.
Stewart died in 2026. His acting awards included two Laurence Olivier Awards and a Grammy Award, and his career included nominations for a Tony Award.
American singer-songwriter Sunny Ozell followed among entertainment subjects with 488,900 views, ranking fifth across all topics. Her count rose from 346,700 a day earlier, after recording just 793 on Oct. 28.
English actor Ian McKellen drew 213,800 views and ranked seventh. His total climbed from 127,800 on Oct. 29 and 5,456 on Oct. 28. His stage and screen work spans Shakespearean drama, modern theatre and fantasy.
Wendy Neuss, an American television and film producer, ranked eighth with 163,900 views. That compared with 113,900 the previous day and 294 on Oct. 28, before the sharp increase.
English actor Sebastian Croft recorded 152,700 views, placing him 11th across all subjects. His count rose nearly ninefold from 17,400 on Oct. 29. He made his television debut as Young Ned Stark in Game of Thrones in 2016.
American actress Jennifer Hetrick ranked 16th with 125,600 views, up from 89,200 the previous day and 246 on Oct. 28. Her roles include Vash in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
James Blunt, the English musician known for the songs "You're Beautiful" and "Goodbye My Lover", drew 123,200 views. He ranked 17th, with views rising about fivefold from 24,400 on Oct. 29.
Jailer 2, the 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, ranked 19th with 113,800 views. The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to Jailer from 2023. Views fell each day from 181,300 on Oct. 26.
The second series of The Celebrity Traitors drew 100,300 views, ranking 21st. That rose from 56,000 the previous day. The 10-episode series began airing on BBC One on Oct. 1.
You Can See Everything, the 2026 American documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, ranked 23rd with 90,100 views. Its count fell each day from 159,500 on Oct. 26. The film follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
The counts measure how often readers opened an article. They measure attention, rather than approval, quality or success.
