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Baseball[edit]

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Football[edit]

Michigan[edit]

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Season articles[edit]

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Other[edit]

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Historic sites[edit]

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World War II pin-ups[edit]

Includes views via redirects.

Rank Title Photo Date Size Views Description
1 Pin-ups of Yank, the Army Weekly 2023-08-17 10,881 61,585
2 Frances Vorne 2023-08-16 5,441 36,907 Model known as "The Shape", posed in bathing suit made of remnants of German parachute
3 Selene Mahri 2013-09-17 12,505 37,302 Finnish-American model
4 Martha Holliday 2023-08-15 7,053 21,648 Actress whose pin-up caused near panic in U.S. Senate

Colombia[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 La Rebelión 2021 3,765 19,808 Joe Arroyo salsa song about African couple sold into slavery in Cartagena in 17th century
2 La Pollera Colorá 2021 7,507 14,100 Cumbia song composed in 1960, rated the most iconic Colombian song of all time
3 El Camino de la Vida 2021 2,854 12,363 Chosen by the Academia Colombiana de Musica as the Colombian song of the 20th century
4 El Año Viejo 2021 7,811 9,505 Cumbia song first recorded 1953, now a traditional New Year song
5 El Preso 2021 4,589 7,889 Fruko y sus Tesos song from 1975
6 Los Corraleros de Majagual 2021 4,260 7,404 Colombian music group from the Caribbean coast formed in 1961 with over 30 gold records
7 La Noche 2021 6,316 5,414 Salsa song by Joe Arroyo
8 Se Va el Caimán 2021 2,566 5,019 Cumbia song dating to 1945, ranked No. 6 on list of best Colombian songs of all time
9 Poppy Garden 2023 7,414 4,345 2012 Colombian film about father and son surviving violence in Nariño
10 Cali Pachanguero 2021 3,998 4,100 Grupo Niche song from 1984, anthem of Colombian salsa
11 Colombia Tierra Querida 2021 6,713 4,532 Cumbia song by Lucho Bermúdez, considered second national anthem
12 El Santo Cachón 2021 3,297 3,475 Vallenato song about infidelities in a Barranquilla park
13 Pueblito Viejo 2021 3,153 3,160 Colombian waltz inspired by the steep, cobbled streets of Socorro, Santander
14 La Piragua 2021 2,343 2,608 Cumbia song by José Barros
15 La Casa en el Aire 2021 2,900 2,454 Vallenato song by Rafael Escalona
16 Roa 2023 7,170 753 2013 film about man who assassinated Gaitán, triggering the Bogotazo
17 The Vampires of Poverty 2023 4,244 657 1977 Colombian mockumentary about misery porn
18 The Brickmakers 2023 3,389 186 1972 documentary about grueling life of family of brickmakers living on outskirts of Bogotá

Ventura County[edit]

Rank Title Photo Year Size Views Description
1 Burro Flats site 2008 13,304 81,050 Chumash pictographs near Simi Valley in Ventura County
2 Emma Wood State Beach 2018 7,994 50,956 State beach located on the west side of the Ventura River estuary, formerly part of the Taylor Ranch
3 Camarillo Ranch House 2008 21,956 37,674 Adolfo Camarillo's house in Camarillo, built 1892
4 Serra Cross 2018 20,090 27,357 Historic cross located on hillside over downtown Ventura, subject of litigation in 2003
5 Ventura Pier 2018 23,591 24,330 Wooden pier first built in 1872
6 Statues of Junípero Serra (Ventura, California) 2018 35,358 23,200 Statues of Serra, sculpted by Kangas; main statue removed in 2020 from site in front of City Hall after protests
7 Ventura County Courthouse 2018 26,728 21,540 Neoclassical building in downtown Ventura, formerly a courthouse, now city hall
8 Carnegie Art Museum 2008 13,283 16,140 Former Carnegie library in Oxnard, built 1907, now as an art museum
9 Ventura County Historic Landmarks & Points of Interest 2018 45,108 12,798 List of county-designated historic sites
10 City of Ventura Historic Landmarks and Districts 2018 46,632 12,937 List of city-designated historic sites
11 Elizabeth Bard Memorial Hospital 2018 10,628 12,221 Mission Revival building, built by Cephas L. Bard in 1901, operated as a hospital for its first 30 years
12 Battle of San Buenaventura 2022 13,509 11,082 1838 battle between forces from Northern and Southern California representing competing claims to governorship
13 San Buenaventura Mission Aqueduct 2008 6,429 9,633 Remains of aqueduct that provided water to Mission San Buenaventura
14 Ojai Valley Inn 2020 9,236 9,955 Historic inn dating to 1920s
15 Cephas L. Bard 2022 7,862 5,820 Doctor and pioneer in Ventura
16 E. P. Foster 2018 15,829 5,395 Ventura philanthropist
Ortega Adobe 2018 12,291 3,820 Adobe built 1857, home of Ortega family and Ortega Chile Packing Co.
Santa Gertrudis Asistencia 2018 12,839 3,315 Sub-mission built c. 1800, site buried in 1968 for construction of Route 33
Peirano Market 2018 20,295 2,535 Historic building in downtown Ventura built in 1877 operated by Peirano family for over 100 years

Film/TV[edit]

Early TV[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Martin Manulis 2014 26,109 67,027 Producer of early TV drama, including Playhouse 90
2 Judgment at Nuremberg (Playhouse 90) 2020 14,622 29,577 1959 TV play about the Judges' Trial
3 The Defender (Studio One) 2020 9,286 28,708 1957 TV play about father/son defense team; stars Steve McQueen and William Shatner
4 In the Presence of Mine Enemies (Playhouse 90) 2020 10,325 24,954 1960 TV play about Warsaw Ghetto, written by Rod Serling, starring Robert Redford
5 Forbidden Area (Playhouse 90) 2020 10,642 22,943 1956 TV play about Russian submarine attack on US, Charlton Heston stars, Rod Serling screenplay, John Frankenheimer director
6 Sacco-Vanzetti Story 2020 8,936 18,031 1960 TV play about immigrant anarchists executed for robbery and murder; directed by Sidney Lumet; written by Reginald Rose; starring Martin Balsam and Steven Hill
7 A Town Has Turned to Dust (Playhouse 90) 2020 13,147 21,798 1958 TV play about lynching of young Mexican man; written by Rod Serling; starring Rod Steiger and William Shatner; John Frankenheimer director
8 The Ford 50th Anniversary Show 2020 14,942 21,571 1953 TV special live on both NBC and CBS; Jerome Robbins choreography; Mary Martin/Ethel Merman duet; Edward R. Murrow/Oscar Hammerstein II closing comments on nuclear war
9 The Plot to Kill Stalin 2020 13,435 19,990 1958 TV play about plot to kill Stalin; Melvyn Douglas as Stalin; Soviet Union closed CBS Moscow news bureau in retaliation
10 A Night to Remember (Kraft Television Theatre) 2020 16,550 20,353 1956 live TV drama about final night on the Titanic; directed by George Roy Hill; large cast; awards for technical production
11 Bang the Drum Slowly (United States Steel Hour) 2020 8,999 16,887 1956 TV play about friendship between two baseball players, Paul Newman stars
12 The Strike (Westinghouse Studio One) 2022 6,576 14,943 1954 TV play by Rod Sterling about officer in Korean War ordering an air strike on position of his own men
13 The Green Pastures (Hallmark Hall of Fame) 2020 7,721 11,712 1957 TV musical with all black cast; nominated for best program of year; William Warfield as The Lord
14 For Whom the Bell Tolls (Playhouse 90) 2020 12,401 11,802 1959 TV play based on Hemingway novel, John Frankenheimer, Jason Robards; Hemingway watched from "flea-bitten motel" and thought it was "terrific"
15 No Time for Sergeants (United States Steel Hour) 2020 8,824 12,119 Andy Griffith TV debut (1955)
16 The Moon and Sixpence 2020 9,150 10,450 1959 TV movie starring Laurence Olivier as stockbroker who becomes artist and moves to Tahiti
17 Around the World in 90 Minutes (Playhouse 90) 2021 4,179 9,618 1957 TV special broadcast live from Madison Square Garden hosted by Elizabeth Taylor with Walter Cronkite
18 The Mystery of Thirteen (Playhouse 90) 2021 4,471 9,199 1957 TV play with Jack Lemmon as English physician/mass murderer
19 P.O.W. (The United States Steel Hour) 2020 8,971 9,208 TV play about suffering and brainwashing of US prisoners of war in Korea (1953)
20 Victoria Regina 2020 8,910 9,005 1961 TV film with Julie Harris as Queen Victoria
21 The Killers of Mussolini 2020 6,716 8,690 TV play about final days of Mussolini with Nehemiah Persoff
22 The Turn of the Screw (Ford Startime) 2020 11,636 7,582 TV adaptation of Henry James novella; Ingrid Bergman's TV debut
23 The Jet Propelled Couch (Playhouse 90) 2021 7,128 7,531 1957 TV play about psychiatrist (Donald O'Connor) and atomic physicist visiting alien world populated by beautiful women
24 The Great Gatsby (Playhouse 90) 2021 5,235 7,076 1958 TV adaptation directed by Franklin Schaffner
25 The 80 Yard Run (Playhouse 90) 2021 5,829 7,041 1958 TV play about former star athlete (Paul Newman) and rich girl (Joanne Woodward) in failing marriage

Silent movies[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Sex 2009 10,955 837,678 1920 film featuring Louise Glaum spider dance, C. Gardner Sullivan
2 Junior Coghlan 2009 26,121 96,719 Child star
3 Civilization 2009 18,634 61,723 1916 antiwar film, C. Gardner Sullivan
4 The Italian 2009 19,263 52,022 1915 film about tenement life in NYC's Lower East Side
5 Hell's Hinges 2009 13,759 28,086 1916 western starring William S. Hart; C. Gardner Sullivan
6 C. Gardner Sullivan 2009 42,749 19,422 Silent film screenwriter
7 George Beban 2009 21,254 18,813 Actor and vaudevillian (1873-1928), star of 1915 classic The Italian
8 The Coward 2009 5,090 17,448 1915 film about boy forced to enlist in Civil War; C. Gardner Sullivan
9 The Yankee Clipper 2009 4,525 11,807 1927 adventure film with Junior Coghlan
10 The Wolf Woman 2009 5,336 10,488 1916 film about woman who preys on young men; Louise Glaum, Raymond B. West, C. Gardner Sullivan
11 Wagon Tracks 2009 7,852 10,575 1919 Western with William S. Hart; C. Gardner Sullivan
12 The Witch of Salem 2009 2,225 9,432 1913 film about orphan accused of witchcraft; C. Gardner Sulivan; Raymond B. West
13 The Return of Draw Egan 2009 7,700 9,364 1916 Western with William S. Hart and Louis Glaum; [[C. Gardner Sullivan
14 Sahara 2009 8,659 8,019 1919 film about music hall celebrity who goes blind and becomes drug addict; C. Gardner Sullivan
15 Dulcy 2009 3,116 5,958 1920 film adapted from Broadway play
16 Naughty, Naughty! 2009 2,920 5,373 1918 film about Kansas girl in NYC; C. Gardner Sullivan
17 Happiness 2009 2,224 5,074 1917 film about rich and snobbish orphan going to college; C. Gardner Sullivan
18 Raymond B. West 2009 7,082 5,044 Silent film director

Art directors[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Wiard Ihnen 2020 11,246 69,185 Active 1919-1960, husband of Edith Head, two Academy Awards
2 Henry Bumstead 2020 15,235 30,866 Active 1937-2006; Academy Awards for To Kill a Mockingbird and The Sting
3 Art Directors Guild Hall of Fame 2009 5,694 12,499 Established by Art Directors Guild in 2005
4 Ted Haworth 2020 10,381 12,606 Active 1950-1992; Academy Award for Sayonara; nominated for Marty, Some Like It Hot, and others
5 Wilfred Buckland 2009 20,130 8,415 Art director 1914-1927 pioneered architectural sets, miniature sets, and lighting techniques
6 Ernst Fegté 2020 16,880 5,054 Active 1920s to 1970s
Jan Scott 2020 12,400 4,252 Active 1950s to 1990s; won 11 Primetime Emmy Awards
Albert Heschong 2020 15,742 3,880 Active 1949-1985, mostly TV

Miscellaneous[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 John Herzfeld 2009 15,860 146,349 Director, screenwriter, producer 1980-2014
2 Paul Weiland 2009 9,151 120,636 Director, writer and producer 1987-2008
3 Aram Avakian 2009 9,257 72,610 Film editor and director (1926-1987)
4 Luke Matheny 2011 14,419 44,437 Writer and director; won Academy Award in 2011 for "God of Love"
5 Arnold Laven 2009 16,998 42,188 Director and producer (1922-2009); producer of The Rifleman and The Big Valley
6 Lorenzo Tucker 2008 6,701 21,360 Actor (1907-1986) known as "Black Valentino"

Music[edit]

Early R&B, blues, and rock[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Winds of Change 2007 6,232 258,423 1967 album by Eric Burdon & the Animals; Burdon's move to psychedelic music, including San Franciscan Nights
2 The Twain Shall Meet 2007 3,871 187,243 1968 album by Eric Burdon & the Animals, includes Sky Pilot and Monterey
3 Mary Ann 2013 2,671 155,947 1956 song by Ray Charles
4 San Franciscan Nights 2007 7,361 116,651 1967 song by Eric Burdon & the Animals
5 Ark 2007 5,903 86,647 1983 album by original members of The Animals
6 Good Times (Eric Burdon and the Animals song) 2007 2,513 46,232 1967 song by Eric Burdon & the Animals (unsourced)
7 Need a Little Sugar in My Bowl 2020 7,885 33,439 1931 blues song by Bessie Smith with double entendre lyrics
8 Big Long Slidin' Thing 2020 7,031 20,704 1954 R&B song by Dinah Washington with double entendre lyrics
9 Fujiyama Mama 2020 9,411 20,309 Rockabilly hit in 1957 for Wanda Jackson, lyrics compare woman's energy to Mount Fuji and atomic bombs dropped on Japan
10 Confession Blues 2013 2,837 17,772 Ray Charles song 1949
11 Monterey (Eric Burdon and the Animals song) 2007 6,022 15,627 1967 song by Eric Burdon & the Animals, recounting the Monterey Pop Festival
12 It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion) 2020 7,304 14,310 1951 R&B song by The Swallows with double entendre lyrics
13 Keep On Churnin' (Till the Butter Comes) 2020 6,535 12,950 1952 R&B song by Wynonie Harris with double entendre lyrics
14 Wanda Jackson (album) 2020 2,924 10,922 1958 album by Wanda Jackson
15 What's the Use of Getting Sober (When You Gonna Get Drunk Again) 2020 2,926 8,473 1942 song by Louis Jordan & Tympany Five, reached No. 1 on Billboard race chart
16 Jack, You're Dead 2020 2,834 7,547 1946 jump blues song by Louis Jordan & Tympany Five, reached No. 1 on Billboard race chart
17 There's a Party Goin' On 2020 2,392 7,131 1961 album by Wanda Jackson
18 Rockin' with Wanda 2020 2,847 6,765 1960 album by Wanda Jackson
19 Right or Wrong 2020 4,151 5,994 1961 album by Wanda Jackson including the hit song Right or Wrong

Country[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 It Is No Secret 2020 3,705 55,241 1951 Southern gospel song written and sung by Stuart Hamblen
2 More Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs 2020 2,894 37,119 Marty Robbins album 1960
3 Filipino Baby 2020 7,405 11,305 Country song became a hit in 1946 for three different artists, including Ernest Tubb and Cowboy Copas
4 Stop the World (and Let Me Off) 2020 13,316 11,261 Carl Belew song 1958, later a hit for Johnnie & Jack
5 Charley Pride Sings Heart Songs 2020 3,230 8,480 1971 Charley Pride album, 16 weeks at No. 1
6 Pick Me Up on Your Way Down 2020 2,102 7,655 1958 song by Charlie Walker, reached No. 2 on Billboard country chart
7 Country Charley Pride 2020 2,063 7,395 Charley Pride's first album 1966
8 Adios Amigo 2021 1,495 6,880 1962 song by Jim Reeves, reached No. 2 on Billboard country chart
9 The Country Way 2020 3,587 5,611 1967 Charley Pride album, reached No. 1 on Billboard country album chart
10 Drivin' Nails in My Coffin 2020 2,387 5,759 1946 county song by Floyd Tillman, reached No. 2 on Billboard folk chart
11 Pride of Country Music 2020 3,193 5,515q 1967 album by Charley Pride

Exotica[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Quiet Village: The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny 2017 5,038 18,898 1959 exotica album
2 Tak Shindo 2011 20,827 18,107 Musician and composer (1922-2002) recorded exotica albums 1958-1962; later documentary about Manzanar where he was held
3 Chaino 2011 9,781 13,337 Bongo player (1927-1999) who released exotica albums promoted with fictional biography as orphan rescued by missionary after his tribe was massacred
4 Primitiva 2017 3,879 11,683 1958 exotica album by Martin Denny
5 Hypnotique 2017 2,655 10,081 1959 exotica album by Martin Denny
6 Forbidden Island (album) 2017 4,435 9,918 1958 exotica album by Martin Denny
7 Orienta (album) 2011 16,499 9,400 1959 album by The Markko Polo Adventurers (Gerald Fried) featuring sound effects and Asian-inspired music
Augie Colon 2017 3,138 4,053 Percussionist from Hawaii (1927-2004), member of Martin Denny's band, voice of bird-calls and jungle sounds on "Quiet Village"
Polynesian Fantasy 2011 5,880 3,899 1961 album by the Out-Islanders, including Charlie Barnet on saxophone; band formed by Billy May

Latin[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Macorina (song) 2020 7,622 13,566 1961 song by Chavela Vargas, became a "lesbian hymn"
2 Celia & Johnny 2020 2,226 8,157 1974 salsa album by Celia Cruz and Johnny Pacheco
3 Volver a los Diecisiete 2020 4,735 7,683 1966 song by Violeta Parra
4 Celso Duarte 2010 12,123 6,976 Virtuoso of Paraguayan harp and Mexican jarocho harp
5 Tito Fernández 2021 9,810 6,954 Chilean singer-songwriter and folklorist (1942-2023)
6 Un gato en la oscuridad 2020 1,758 6,041 1970 album by Roberto Carlos, selected by Billboard as one of the "50 Essential Latin Albums of the Last 50 Years"
7 Valentín Trujillo 2021 5,766 5,216 Chilean pianist and arranger (born 1933) of popular music
8 Fina estampa (song) 2020 9,591 5,418 1956 Peruvian waltz in música criolla style written and performed by Chabuca Granda

Charts[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Billboard Top Country Singles of 1969 2021 6,080 3,816 "Daddy Sang Bass" by Johnny Cash was No. 1
2 Billboard Most-Played Race Records of 1946 2020 5,626 3,603 "Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop" by Lionel Hampton was No. 1
3 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1962 2021 5,910 3,579 "Soul Twist" by King Curtis was No. 1
4 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1959 2020 5,629 3,480 "Stagger Lee" by Lloyd Price was No. 1
5 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1965 2021 5,635 3,362 "I Can't Help Myself" by the Four Tops was No. 1
6 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1963 2021 6,959 3,250 "Part Time Love" by Little Johnny Taylor was No. 1
7 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1961 2021 5,109 3,053 "Tossin' and Turnin'" by Bobby Lewis No. 1
8 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1955 2020 3,618 2,805 "Pledging My Love" by Johnny Ace was No. 1
9 Billboard Top Country Singles of 1965 2021 5,236 2,745 "What's He Doing in My World" by Eddy Arnold No. 1
10 Billboard Top Country Singles of 1967 2021 5,746 2,708 "All the Time" by Jack Greene No. 1
12 Billboard Top Country Singles of 1966 2021 9,102 2,663 "Swinging Doors" by Merle Haggard No. 1
11 Billboard year-end top 50 R&B singles of 1958 2020 5,682 2,524 "What Am I Living For" by Chuck Willis No. 1
13 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1952 2020 3,726 2,428 "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price No. 1
14 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1954 2020 3,697 2,304 "Work with Me, Annie" by The Midnighters No. 1
15 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1953 2020 3,531 2,303 "(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean" by Ruth Brown No. 1
16 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1956 2020 3,641 2,179 "Honky Tonk" by Bill Doggett No. 1
17 Billboard Top R&B Records of 1957 2020 6,492 2,168 "Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis Presley No. 1

Miscellaneous[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Leonard Skinner 2010 9,356 645,813 Gym teacher and namesake of Lynyrd Skynyrd
2 Shamir (musician) 2014 22,453 523,848 Singer-songwriter (born 1994) from Las Vegas
3 My Baby Just Cares for Me 2007 10,643 316,009 Jazz standard by Walter Donaldson (music) and Gus Kahn (lyrics), Nina Simone version a hit in the 1980s
4 My Mammy 2007 4,331 132,768 1918 popular song, music by Walter Donaldson
5 Yes Sir, That's My Baby (song) 2007 9,993 112,455 1925 song by Walter Donaldson (music) and Gus Kahn (lyrics)
6 You're Driving Me Crazy 2007 8,535 50,251 1930 song by Walter Donaldson (music and lyrics)
7 Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 2020 13,564 41,828 1977 rock song by Ted Nugent
8 A Sleepin' Bee 2007 4,676 37,754 Popular song by Harold Arlen and Truman Capote written for the 1954 musical House of Flowers
9 Music for Lovers Only 2020 31,750 24,480 Jackie Gleason easy listening album 1952, No 1 for 153 weeks
10 The Pink Panther: Music from the Film Score 2020 5,266 26,163 1964 soundtrack album, music by Henry Mancini
11 Northtown (EP) 2014 4,511 17,937 2014 debut EP of Shamir
12 America, Why I Love Her 2020 6,491 10,141 1973 album of poetry recited by John Wayne
13 Skip Miller 2009 5,142 7,325 Record executive (1946-2009), president of Motown
14 Charade: Music from the Motion Picture Score 2020 4,587 7,033 1963 soundtrack album by Henry Mancini
15 Sing Along with Mitch (album) 2020 3,181 5,522 1958 "sing along" album by Mitch Miller & The Gang, No. 1 for eight weeks
16 If It Wasn't True 2014 7,562 5,367 2014 R&B, pop, dance song written and recorded by Shamir

Crime[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Procopio 2008 24,199 97,713 California bandit of late 19th century
2 John Barbato 2008 9,750 96,367 Former captain of Genovese crime family
3 List of homicides in California 2022 101,199 64,162 California homicides
4 Hazelwood massacre 2022 18,355 47,185 1971 murder of eight people at Detroit drug house; largest mass murder in Detroit history
5 List of homicides in Michigan 2022 24,596 42,811 Michigan homicides
6 Rock Road massacre 2022 22,536 30,862 1982 mass murder of seven family members at Michigan farmhouse; husband of daughter killed them on eve of divorced hearing
7 List of homicides in Wisconsin 2022 14,796 31,764 Wisconsin homicides
8 Troy axe murders 2022 15,468 27,784 1964 familicide of seven by former Royal Oak fireman after release from Pontiac State Hospital; killer left handwritten apology notes on each body
9 Murder of the DeLisle children 2022 18,124 25,076 1989 murder of four children when father drove station wagon into Detroit River
10 Royal Oak post office shootings 2022 9,703 19,856 1991 shooting at post office; four employees killed before perpetrator committed suicide
11 Court-martial of William T. Colman 2022 11,258 18,210 Selfridge commander shot black driver; protests followed light punishment
12 Richard Frederick Dixon 2022 19,522 10,056 Hijacked plane to Cuba, later killed police officer
List of homicides in Illinois 2023 46,062 9,067 Homicides in Illinois
List of homicides in Oregon 2023 13,657 2,063 Homicides in Oregon

Other sports[edit]

Basketball[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 List of college women's basketball coaches with 600 wins 2011 23,934 450,334 Women's basketball coaches with 600 wins
2 Jon Horford 2013 24,787 217,136 UM basketball player 2010-14
3 List of vacated and forfeited games in college basketball 2011 32,332 71,085
4 List of Michigan Wolverines men's basketball seasons 2012 36,347 67,051
5 Bacari Alexander 2013 13,539 53,436 UM assistant basketball coach 2010-2016
6 Cleveland Rosenblums 2011 10,836 24,801 Orignal member of American Basketball League
7 Patricia Roberts (basketball) 17,853 21,981 UM basketball coach 1992-1996
8 Osborne Cowles 2011 39,930 16,741 Basketball coach at Darmouth (1936-1946), Michigan, (1946-1958), Minnesota (1958-1959)
9 Cheryl Burnett 2013 15,876 15,313 UM women's basketball coach 2003-2007
John Townsend 13,398
10 Franklin Cappon 2009 39,703 13,265 Basketball coach at Michigan (1931-1938), Princeton (1938-1961)
11 Glen Selbo 2017 10,432 13,103 UM/UW basketball, Big Ten MVP 1947
12 E. J. Mather 2010 16,274 12,797 UM basketball coach 1919-28
13 Diane Dietz 2009 7,843 12,678 Set Big Ten single-game basketball scoring record with 45 points in 1982 and UM career record with 2,076 points
14 M. C. Burton Jr. 2009 8,666 11,336 First basketball player to lead the Big Ten in both scoring and rebounds, turned down a contract to play in the NBA to attend medical school
15 Dave Gunther 2022 10,803 10,859 Pro basketball player 1959-1962, college coach 1967-2001
16 Lee Robbins 2009 10,793 Professional basketball (1947-1949), murdered in 1968
17 John Tidwell 2010 10,356 10,000+ UM basketball player 1958-1961, broke UM game and season scoring records
18 Dana Evans 2011 4,779 9,000+ Basketball coach at Indiana and Northwester; Northwestern AD
19 1973–74 Detroit Pistons season 2011 25,100 8,860 52-30 record with Dave Bing and Bob Lanier, lost in playoffs to Chicago
20 Fred Cozens 2011 9,199 8,454 UCLA basketball coach (1919-21) and athletic director (1919-1942)
21 Anne Thorius 2013 5,554 8,248 UM women's basketball player 1997-2001, set UM record for career assists
22 Dave Scholz 2022 4,266 7,777 Philadelphia 76ers forward (976)
23 Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough 2013 14,892 7,662 UM basketball player 1994-1998
24 William Perigo 2011 8,785 7,264 Basketball coach at Michigan 1952-1960
Wanda Ford 2012 5,000 6,257 First woman with 1,500 rebounds

Golf[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Thomas Trueblood 2008 24,692 14,726 UM elocution professor and golf coach, affiliated with UM for 67 years 1884-1951
2 Ray Courtright 2010 22,107 9,714 UM golf coach 1929-1944
3 Johnny Fischer 2008 6,787 7,706 UM golfer, 1932 NCAA champion and 1936 US amateur champion
4 Randy Erskine 2013 7,480 7,528 UM golfer, 1970 Big Ten individual champion
5 Dave Barclay 2013 5,136 3,712 UM golfer, NCAA champion 1947
6 Edward I. Schalon 2009 7,848 2,680 UM golfer, 2x Big Ten champion; later CEO of Fortune 500 company, SPX

Gymnastics[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Sam Mikulak 2012 34,107 652,774 Gymnast at Michigan, USA all-around champion (2013–2016, 2018–2019)
2 Michigan Wolverines women's gymnastics 2009 12,699 60,975
3 Syque Caesar 2012 8,691 19,997 UM gymnast represented Bangladesh in 2012 Olympics
4 Chris Cameron 2010 6,819 13,747 UM gymnast, won all-around NCAA title in 2010
5 Bev Plocki 2009 10,475 9,827 Michigan gymnastics coach 1990-present
6 Newt Loken 2008 12,623 5,617 UM gymnastics coach 1948-1983
7 Beth Wymer 2009 7,542 4,165 UM gymnast 1993-1995
8 Ed Gagnier 2013 5,382 3,680 UM gymnast 1956-1958

Ice hockey[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 List of college men's ice hockey coaches with 400 wins 2010 13,652 29,410 College hockey coaches with most wins
2 Mel Wakabayashi 2009 17,157 24,184 UM hockey player (1964-1966)
3 Michigan Wolverines women's ice hockey 23,662
4 Vic Heyliger 2010 20,338 22,491 UM hockey player (1934-1937) and coach (1944-1957), 3 nat'l championships
5 Dave Debol 2009 15,096 10,493 UM player 1977-1979
6 Bill Beaney 2010 25,939 9,600 Middlebury hockey coach (1986-2015)
7 Al Renfrew 2008 19,852 8,604 UM player (1945-1949) and coach (1957-1973)
8 Mike McShane 2010 26,102 8,348 College hockey coach (1978-2018)
9 List of college women's ice hockey coaches with 250 wins 2011 7,326 7,915 College hockey coaches with most wins
10 Bob Emery 2010 19,019 7,320 Hockey coach SUNY Plattsburgh (1989-2019)
11 Leonard Brumm 2013 16,826 7,292 UM hockey player (1947-1950)
12 Hobey Baker Legends of College Hockey Award 2010 14,560 7,232 Award for year's best college player
13 Don Roberts 2010 19,607 7,194 Coach at Gustavus Adolphus (1964-1997)
14 John Kobs 2010 12,641 6,649 MSU coach of baseball (1925–1963) and hockey (1925–1931)
15 Dan Farrell 2011 11,294 6,049 Michigan hockey coach (1973-1980)
16 Joseph Barss 2011 13,363 6,034 First UM hockey coach
17 Connie Hill 2013 11,824 5,756 UM hockey player 1945-1949
18 Bill MacFarland 2009 8,304 5,472 UM hockey player (1953-1956)
19 Tim Coghlin 2010 19,350 5,148 Hockey coach St. Norbert (1993-present)
20 John Giordano 2011 11,138 4,922 UM hockey coach (1980-1984)
Wilf Martin 2011 8,693 4,879 UM hockey player 1963-1966
1947–48 Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey season 2013 43,309 4,658 National champion
1963–64 Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey season 2013 42,970 3,166 National champion
1950–51 Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey season 2011 20,451 2,923 National champion
1951–52 Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey season 2013 27,046 2,857 National champion
1955–56 Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey season 2013 32,420 2,809 National champion

Softball[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Patty Gasso 2012 312,957 Oklahoma softball coach 1995-present, 6x national champion
2 Carol Hutchins 137,533 UM softball coach (1985-2022)
3 Sierra Romero 2013 26,054 129,388 UM softball player 2013-2016
4 Michigan Wolverines softball 2009 23,262 92,789
5 List of college softball coaches with 1,000 wins 2011 11,518 65,278
6 Amanda Chidester 2013 12,525 43,569 UM softball player 2009-2011
7 Sue Enquist 2011 5,667 43,006 UCLA softball player (1975-78) and head coach 1997-2006
8 Jenny Allard 2008 10,130 29,457
9 Jenny Dalton-Hill 27,756
10 Kelly Kovach Schoenly 2013 13,394 22,324 UM softball pitcher 1992-1995
11 Margie Wright 2010 24,240 21,836 Fresno softball coach 1998-2012, was second winningest softball coach
12 Michelle Gardner 2013 6,000 21,138 UM softball player 1985-1988
13 Megan Betsa 12,512 17,848 UM softball pitcher 2014-2017
14 Sharron Backus 2010 10,294 14,819 UCLA softball coach 1975-1997, nine national championships, 847–167–3 record
15 Jordan Taylor (softball) 2010 14,588 13,795 UM softball pitcher 2008-2011, Big Ten career leader in strikeout
16 Haylie Wagner 2013 9,556 12,662 UM softball pitcher 2012-2015
17 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame 10,564
18 Samantha Findlay 2013 10,977 10,384 UM softball player 2005-2008

Swimming and diving[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Micki King 2008 21,259 29,088 UM diver won 10 national championships 1965-1972, gold medalist at 1972 Olympics
2 Dick Kimball 2008 15,204 17,270 UM diving coach 1959-2002, 5x coach of US Olympic team
3 Bob Webster 2008 9,952 14,217 UM diver, Olympic gold medalist 1960 and 1964
4 Frank Legacki 2009 7,409 13,571 UM swimmer, won two individual national championships, set US record in 50-yard freestyle
5 Harry Holiday 2008 11,589 5,938 UM swimmer, set world record in backstroke
6 Ann Colloton 2008 4,123 5,382 UM swimmer, 8x All-American, UM female Athlete of Decade 1980s
7 Gus Stager 2008 10,530 5,375 UM swimming coach 1955-79, 1981-82
June Krauser 2014 6,182 3,819 US swimmer set 154 national records, 73 world records

Tennis[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 J. D. Morgan 2009 6,071 18,957 UCLA tennis coach (1949-1966) with 8 national championships; UCLA athletic director (1963-1979) with 30 national championships
2 Dick Gould 2009 11,886 18,698 Stanford tennis coach (1966-2004) with 17 NCAA team championships
3 Brian Eisner 2011 8,787 5,030 UM tennis coach 1969-1999, 18 Big Ten championships
4 William Murphy 2009 17,267 3,388 UM tennis coach 1948-1969, 11 Big Ten championships and 1957 NCAA championship
5 Chet Murphy 2009 13,858 3,384 Tennis coach at Minnesota (1956-1959) and California (1960-1969), wrote several books on tennis

Track and field[edit]

Rank Title Year Size Views Description
1 Sam Stoller 2009 22,109 138,570 UM sprinter excluded from 4x100 at 1936 Olympics to avoid embarrassing Hitler
2 Eddie Tolan 2009 29,471 81,891 UM track star won gold medals in 100 and 200 at 1932 Olympics
3 Mike Murphy 2009 36,259 25,612 Track coach, athletic trainer 1884-1913; trained John L. Sullivan; UM football coach 1891; "father of American track athletics"
4 Michigan Wolverines men's track and field 2009 62,992 25,302 History of UM track and field
5 H. Ross Hume/Robert H. Hume 2009 8,570/8,398 9,754/5,724 "Dead heat" twins
6 Ron Warhurst 2010 4,770 12,317 UM track coach 2000-2008
7 Ken Doherty 2009 19,965 10,777 UM decathlete, Bronze medal 1928 Olympics; UM track coach 1930-1948; Penn track coach 1948-1957
8 Doug Roby 2008 14,623 10,577 USOC president expelled Tommie Smith and John Carlos after their Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympics
9 Frederick Schule 2013 17,450 10,033 UM track athlete and football player; won gold medal in 110 meter hurdles at 1904 Summer Olympics
10 Charles Dvorak 2011 23,849 8,944 UM track and field athlete; gold medal in pole valut at 1904 Summer Olympics
11 Stephen Farrell 2009 21,204 8,610 Professional foot racer 1880s-1890s, first American to win Sheffield Cup; UM track coach 1912-1930
12 1940 NCAA Track and Field Championships 2010 5,599 6,996 USC won team championship, held in Minneapolis
13 1935 NCAA Track and Field Championships 2010 5,171 6,669 Jesse Owens won four individual championships, held in Berkeley, California
14 Charlie Fonville 2008 22,306 6,511 UM athlete, set world record in shot put
15 1936 NCAA Track and Field Championships 2010 5,171 6,269 USC won team championship, Jesse Owens won four individual events; held in Chicago
16 Wesley Coe 2013 22,824 6,179 UM athlete, bronze medal in shot put at 1904 Olympics
17 Keene Fitzpatrick 2009 48,899 5,655 Track coach and athletic trainer at Yale (1890–1891, 1896–1898), Michigan (1894–1895, 1898–1910), Princeton (1910-1932)
18 Edward Moulton 2011 18,767 5,497 Sprinter, athletic trainer; track coach at Stanford 103-1913, 1916
19 Charles B. Hoyt 2009 9,128 5,108 UM track coach 1930-1939
20 William Watson (decathlete) 2008 13,848 5,038 UM athlete, first black captain of any team at UM; first black US decathlon champion; favorite for gold medal at 1940 Olympics cancelled due to WWII
21 1930 NCAA Track and Field Championships 2010 4,702 4,999 USC won team championship; Frank Wykoff set new world record in 100-yard dash; held in Chicago
22 Fred Bonine 2012 11,610 4,813 UM athlete and sprint champion in 1880s; later a doctor who claimed to see 1.5 million patients in 40 years of practice

Wrestling[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Cliff Keen 2008 17,943 50,207 UM wrestling coach, 1925-1970, coached 68 All-Americans
2 Harold Nichols 2009 10,272 15,074 UM wrestler (1936-1939), Iowa State wrestling coach 1953-1985, 6 NCAA wrestling championships
3 Mark Churella 2013 7,233 11,947 UM wrestler, 3x NCAA champion 1977-1979
4 Mayes McLain 2013 30,757 11,578 All-American football player and later a professional wrestler
5 Dave Porter 2009 4,774 5,492 UM wrestler and football player, 2x NCAA heavyweight wrestling champion (1966, 1968) and 3x All-American

Sports writers[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Watson Spoelstra 2011 9,190 82,455 The Detroit News 1945-1973
2 Max Kase 2011 36,626 35,610 New York Journal-American 1938-1966, Pulitzer Prize
3 Jerry Green 2011 15,267 24,086 The Detroit News 1963-2004, PFHOF
4 Joe Falls 2011 13,648 21,938 Detroit 1956-2004
5 Charles Dryden 2011 24,419 12,111 Mark Twain of baseball
6 Frank Graham 2011 20,991 10,316 New York 1915-1965
7 Gordon Cobbledick 2011 10,187 7,655 Cleveland 1923-1964
8 Frank G. Menke 2011 42,190 7,329 Sports writer 1907-1954
9 Edward A. Batchelor 2011 19,545 6,530 Card No. 1 with BBWA, Detroit 1906-1919, came up with "Fighting Irish"
10 H. G. Salsinger 2011 10,884 6,370 Detroit News 1909-1958
11 Harry Grayson 2011 15,990 5,907 NEA sports editor 1934-1963
12 Dick Gordon 2011 18,983 5,690 1933-2008
13 John Drebinger 2011 3,784 5,620 New York 1911-1964
14 Earl Lawson 2011 8,667 5,530 Cincinnati 1949-1984
15 Joe S. Jackson 2011 24,475 5,499 Detroit 1901-1921
16 Alan J. Gould 2011 9,679 5,197 AP sports editor 1922-1963
17 Charley Feeney 2011 6,848 5,081 Pittsburgh 1966-1986
18 Sam Greene 2011 22,281 5,000+ Detroit 1922-1963
George Puscas (sports writer) 2017 6,732 4,304 Detroit Free Press 1941-2000

Roman Catholic churches[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 St. Monica Catholic Church (Santa Monica, California) 2008 11,000 99,558
2 St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church 2009 15,210 76,726 Church in Brentwood, funerals of Nicole Brown Simpson and John Candy
3 St. Charles Borromeo Church (North Hollywood) 2008 22,270 58,238 North Hollywood church noted for choir
4 St. Vincent de Paul Church 2008 4,071 54,249 Church on Adams Blvd, paid for by Edward L. Doheny, designed by Albert C. Martin
5 Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Hollywood 2008 38,518 48,047 Hollywood church, weddings of Bing Crosby and John Wayne's daughters, funeral of John Ford
6 St. Basil Catholic Church 2009 23,487 43,576 Church in Wilshire district, site of Chicano protests in 1960s
7 St. Brendan Catholic Church, Los Angeles 2008 10,620 34,235
8 St. Andrew's Catholic Church (Pasadena, California) 2008 19,306 33,611 Pasadena church with Romanesque Revival campanile bell tower
9 St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church (Los Angeles) 13,244 22,831
10 St. Augustine Catholic Church (Culver City, California) 2008 9,976 22,610
11 Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church, San Pedro, California 2008 18,655 21,693
12 List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago 2020 44,816 17,561 Church list
13 Holy Family Catholic Church (Glendale, California) 2008 8,511 15,822
14 St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church (Burbank, California) 2008 15,728 15,764
15 St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church (Burbank, California) 2008 15,728 15,680
16 St. Finbar Catholic Church and School (Burbank, California) 2008 7,242 15,535
17 St. Cecilia Catholic Church (Los Angeles) 15,449
18 Our Lady of the Valley 2008 3,077 14,797
19 St. Timothy Catholic Church (Los Angeles) 14,212
20 Precious Blood Catholic Church (Los Angeles) 13,305
21 Padre Serra Parish 13,654 12,470 Camarillo
22 List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia 2020 70,195 12,224 Church list
23 Proto-Cathedral of St. Mary 2008 8,637 11,785
24 List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston 39,008 11,626 Church list
25 List of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit 2020 72,620 11,164 Church list
26 List of churches in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo 143,544 10,918 Church list
27 St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church and School 2008 17,731 9,928
28 Our Lady of Grace (Encino) 2008 9,174 9,581
29 Incarnation Catholic Church and School (Glendale, California) 2008 18,564 8,032
30 St. Elisabeth of Hungary Church and School 2008 12,110 5,759
31 St. Catherine of Siena Church and School 2008 9,377 5,142
32 St. Mel (Woodland Hills, California) 2008 6,757 4,141

Southern California[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Santa Monica State Beach 2008 10,228 166,823
2 Hillcrest Country Club 2008 20,152 154,277 Historically Jewish country club in west LA; Groucho Marx a member despite proclaiming he would not want to be a member of any club willing to have him as a member
3 Tea Fire 2008 17,027 116,457
4 Pico Boulevard 2008 19,783 104,485
5 Spring Street (Los Angeles) 2008 66,157
6 Van Nuys Boulevard 2008 16,705 61,165
7 Mentryville, California 2008 15,903 61,070
8 Sportsmen's Lodge 2008 13,556 54,169
9 Burbank Town Center 2008 11,634 44,533
10 Valley Presbyterian Hospital 2008 4,668 35,800
11 Sunburst 2008 8,500 33,641
12 Sayre Fire 2008 19,856 33,387
13 Reseda Boulevard 2008 13,304 32,151
14 Fallbrook Center 2008 5,010 28,196
15 Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center 2008 2,627 22,863
16 Bill Paparian 2008 13,978 22,175
17 Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park 2008 3,415 9,611

Michigan (not sports)[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Orville L. Hubbard 2007 23,556 80,209 Segregationist mayor of Dearborn 1942-1978
2 Gogebic Range 2008 14,961 43,239 Area of iron ore deposits along Lake Superior
3 1980 in Michigan 2017 120,175 10,718 Record losses by Big Three and layoffs of 190,000 workers; defeat of the Tisch Amendment; and 1980 Republican Convention in Detroit
4 1950 in Michigan 2017 117,824 10,613 G. Mennen Williams declared governor after recount; Reuther's Treaty of Detroit; crash of Crash of Flight 2501; and "cow shed" murder
5 James Hartzell 2010 2,825 9,507 Ad copywriter developed "Baseball, Hot dogs, Apple Pie and Chevrolet" campaign
6 1962 in Michigan 2017 90,198 9,438 George Romney's campaign for governor; Wallenda family tragedy; record profits in automobile business
7 1974 in Michigan 70,258 8,939 Gerald Ford's elevation to President; decline in automobile industry; Supreme Court reversal of lower cour order requiring cross-district busing in metro Detroit
8 1955 in Michigan 2017 124,447 9,352 Guaranteed annual wage (GAW) agreements with UAW; Ann Arbor press conference announcing Salk polio vaccine; record production in automobile industry
9 John F. Antisdel 2010 4,595 7,327 Detroit hotelier (1829-1900)
10 1960 in Michigan 2017 33,925 5,587 Election of John Swainson as Governor; Tigers trade batting champion Harvey Kuenn for Rocky Colavito
11 1956 in Michigan 2017 59,113 5,204 Tornado outbreaks; election of Eisenhower/Williams; slowdown in automobile production
12 2020 in Michigan 2020 69,086 4,983 COVID-19 pandemic; Gretchen Whitmer kindapping plot; Edenville Dam collapse
1963 in Michigan 2017 31,298 4,756 Detroit Walk to Freedom; Detroit loses bid to host 1968 Olympics; boom year in automobile industry; suspension of Alex Karras
1975 in Michigan 2017 17,675 4,597 Disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa; sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald; Ann Arbor Hospital Murders; Tigers trade Mickey Lolich for Rusty Staub; opening of Pontiac Silverdome
1965 in Michigan 37,529 4,272 Events in Michigan
Verna Grahek Mize 2021 7,278 3,780 Environmental activist, "First Lady of Lake Superior"
47 Royce Howes 2008 10,393 3,469 Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist for Detroit Free Press 1927-1966
Anita Cantaline 2019 2,687 528 Detroit-based bowler

Women[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Joanne Siegel 2011 9,380 175,702 Wife of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel and model for Lois Lane
2 Lillian Brown 2020 9,151 42,068 Makeup artist
3 List of college women's volleyball coaches with 750 wins 2011 8,613 36,353
4 Rommy Hunt Revson 2022 5,108 31,496 Inventor of scrunchie
5 Michigan Wolverines women's volleyball 2013 17,039 28,742
6 Donna Mae Mims 2009 8,823 28,119 First woman to win an SCAA car racing championship, known as "Pink Lady"
7 Rachel Hirschfeld 2008 4,810 26,052 Animal welfare attorney an activist (1945-2018)
8 ʻIolani Luahine 2008 13,349 22,680 Native Hawaiian dancer, chanter, and teacher (1915-1978), considered high priestess of hula
9 Alice McGrath 2009 11,182 20,679 Activist who participate in defense of Sleepy Lagoon murder
10 List of college women's soccer coaches with 300 wins 2011 12,884 20,404 List of coaches
11 Clara Williams 2009 9,193 17,497 Silent film actress (1888-1928) known for her "forty famous frocks"
12 Zoia Horn 2008 18,046 16,231 Librarian (1918-2014) jailed for refusing to share information in prosecution of anti-war activists
13 Phyllis Stadler Lyon 2021 4,157 12,281 Field hockey player
14 Beryl Benacerraf 2022 13,322 9,856 Pioneer in use of prental ultrasound to diagnose fetal abnormalities
15 List of college women's ice hockey coaches with 250 wins 2011 7,326 7,991 Bill Mandigo all-time leader
16 Gloria Nord 2010 6,421 7,543 Roller and ice skater and pinup girl
17 Dotty Fothergill 2021 12,265 5,684 Hall of Fame bowler
18 Florence Casler 2008 5,352 5,118 Real estate developer and contractor in 1920s and 1930s
19 List of college women's lacrosse coaches with 250 wins 2011 5,144 4,429 Sharon Pfluger all-time leader
Madelon Mason 2013 7,260 3,768 World War II pinup girl
Verna Grahek Mize 2021 7,278 3,780 Environmental activist, "First Lady of Lake Superior"
Rana Gorgani 2021 2,728 3,018 French-Iranian dancer in Sufi/whirling dervish style
Marie Hartwig 2008 10,275 2,555 UM professor of physical education and early advocate women's sports

Miscellaneous[edit]

Rank Title Creation Size Views Description
1 Death by coconut 2013 34,965 4,591,893 Deaths by falling coconuts
2 Eugene Goodman (police officer) 2021 24,203 433,045 Hero cop of January 6 insurrection
3 Dick Liddil 2008 7,677 320,157 Member of James-Younger gang
4 Michael van der Veen 2021 12,104 308,649 Trump impeachment lawyer
5 David Schoen 2021 11,932 194,993 Trump impeachment attorney
6 Willie Louis 2013 10,861 148,821 Witness to murder of Emmett Till
7 Pico Boulevard 2008 19,580 104,485 Los Angeles thoroughfare
10 Amazon Pharmacy 2020 5,560 57,221 Online pharmacy formed 2020
11 Robert P. Shuler 2009 19,548 55,438 Los Angeles radio evanglist and 1932 candidate for Senate
13 George E. Cryer 2009 19,980 40,682 Mayor of Los Angles during rapid growth, 1921-1929
14 Ernie Lopez 2009 25,594 36,398 World welterweight boxing champion, found at a homeless shelter in Texas in 2004
15 Bruno Fonseca 2009 6,525 29,115 New York artist (1958-1994)
16 Herbert Spiegel 2010 10,520 28,210 Psychiatrist (1914-2009) who popularized therapeutic hypnosis
17 Henri Salmide 2010 6,211 27,433 German officer ordered to blow up port of Bordeaux, instead blew up German ordnance bunker
18 Donald Goerke 2010 4,786 26,174 Invented SpaghettiOs
19 Jan Leighton 2009 10,528 22,825 Actor, voice actor, hand model; Guineess record for playing more roles than any other actor
20 Neil Papiano 2007 30,949 23,564 California attorney
21 Charles H. Crawford 2009 13,066 22,224 Head of the "City Hall Gang" in Los Angeles in the 1920s, reportedly a model for Raymond Chandler villains
22 Charles Bond (pilot) 2009 11,917 20,687 WWII pilot with Flying Tigers in Burma and China
23 Gauthier Mvumbi 2021 7,736 19,251 French handballer, "Shaq of handball"
24 Murray Sayle 2010 23,060 18,718 Australian journalist and adventurer (1926-2010)
25 Dale Haney 2022 7,020 17,833 White House groundskeeper and dog walker 1972-present
26 Bill Littlejohn 2010 23,528 17,364 Animator (1914-2010), works included Tom and Jerry shorts
27 Victor Martinez (author) 2011 7,081 17,229 Poet and author (1954-2011), National Book Award for Parrot in the oven: Mi Vida
28 Dodge Morgan 2010 15,008 16,397 Manufacturer of radar detectors and first American to sail solo around world without stops
29 W. I. B. Crealock 2009 8,883 15,790 Yacht designer and author
30 David Avadon 2009 5,804 14,474 Illusionist billed as "premier exhibition pickpocket"
31 World Charter for Prostitutes' Rights 2008 14,295 14,244 Declaration of rights adopted 1985 to protect sex workers' rights
32 Nicolae Pleșiță 2009 28,505 12,319 Romanian intelligence and secret police officer connected to Carlos the Jackal
33 Arnall Patz 2010 13,741 11,378 Research led to reduction of childhood blindness, Presidential Medal of Freedom
35 Maria Gulovich Liu 2009 10,497 9,366 Slovak schoolteacher and WWII resistance fighter who helped American and British agents escape Nazi-occupied territory
36 Kent Kane Parrot 2009 10,403 9,065 Boss of municipal politics 1920s
37 Norman Sas 2012 9,212 7,810 Inventor of electric football
38 Central Press Association 2011 12,778 8,449 Newspaper syndicate based in Cleveland, operated 1910-1971
40 John T. Elson 2009 5,900 7,273 Religion writer and editor of Time magazin, wrote in 1966 cover story "Is God Dead?"
41 Felix Wurman 2010 13,233 7,098 Cellist and composer (1958-2009) created Church of Beethoven
42 Robert Searcy 2009 8,132 5,503 Tuskegee Airman
43 Dick Larkins 2008 7,922 5,378 Ohio State athletic director (1946-1970), hired Woody Hayes
44 Lester Shubin 2009 7,167 4,871 Researcher who developed Kevlar for use in ballistic vests
45 George H. Torney 2010 5,485 4,501 21st Surgeon General, served in Army (1875-1913)
46 Anton Zamloch 2008 27,968 4,467 Magician who toured as "Zamloch the Great" 1869-1912

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