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Weekly report of the most popular Wikipedia articles
Netflix released Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, a documentary about this troublemaking American football player who got arrested for murder (#15) and killed himself in prison.
The Chinese city of Wuhan was struck with a new kind of pneumonia without clear cause or effective vaccines, which was discovered as originating from a new kind of coronavirus (#1). Nearly 10 thousand cases have emerged so far, mostly in China, with 213 of them fatal, and all sorts of preventive measures have ensued.
Still on American football, but someone alive and better regarded: in only his second season as the starter quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs (#25), Mahomes has led the team to the Super Bowl.
Everything Dunkirk should have been, a gripping war film that never becomes boring (and with its one shot gimmick, that's a feat!). Sam Mendes goes to World War I to tell the story of a soldier who goes through the trenches and wrecked cities of the Western Front to deliver a message, and is being handsomely rewarded, including 10 Academy Award nominations.
After over a year away from the octagon, the last time being an occasion where his posse decided to beat up the fighter who beat him, this Irish MMA fighter returned in UFC 246 and won his match in just 40 seconds.
In some sad basketball news (but not as much as the one that will lead the next report...), this retired player was beaten up in a Washington, D.C. street.
No, it's not a sequel to Bong Joon-ho's monster movie The Host (2006 film). Instead, it's a dark comedy with a social message, following a poor family as they begin to leech on a rich household - and some surprises make things go downhill. Parasite has become one of South Korea's most successful movies ever, and is a favorite to win the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.
The yearly death list got an illustrious addition in Monty Python member Terry Jones, who now reunites with Graham Chapman to make the afterlife funnier. Here's to him.
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence return for a third round as bickering Miami cops, and though (or because...) director Michael Bay has been relegated to producer, Bad Boys for Life got surprisingly positive reviews to go along with its opening atop the box office.
Super Bowl LIV will be contested between the team coached by Andy Reid (#25) and the one which has Jimmy Garopolo as its quarterback - it might be his first win on the field, given he was Tom Brady's backup in two of his titles.
The last coronavirus (#1) outbreak to create panic was SARS back in 2002-2003 (time flies, doesn't it?), also starting in China and causing over 700 deaths.
Absent from the Super Bowl since the fourth one, back in 1969, the team of our #3 finally got back in the NFL decision. If the city's baseball team could win it all back in 2015, the Missouri (and Kansas too, it's complicated) faithful can hope for another victory.
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