Ed Gein-Related Stars Dominate This Week’s List of Most Popular Celebs

Here’s a friendly, one-stop rundown of the week’s most-searched celebrities, counting down from 15 to 1 and spotlighting what each name is best known for across film, TV, and beyond.

15. Niamh McCormack

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An Irish actor on the rise, Niamh McCormack drew attention with roles in genre hits like ‘The Witcher’ and big-screen adventure ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’. She has balanced fantasy projects with contemporary drama, building a versatile résumé early in her career. McCormack continues to expand her profile with film and television work across the UK and Ireland.

14. Kimberly Hébert Gregory

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Kimberly Hébert Gregory made a splash with her scene-stealing turn in the dark-comedy series ‘Vice Principals’. She followed that with leading and recurring roles across network and cable shows, highlighting her range in both drama and comedy. On film, she appeared in ‘Five Feet Apart’, adding feature work to an already busy television career.

13. Tom Pelphrey

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Tom Pelphrey earned widespread acclaim for his intense arc in ‘Ozark’. He has since stacked high-profile credits, including David Fincher’s ‘Mank’ and the limited series ‘Love & Death’. Trained on stage, Pelphrey brings theatrical precision to screen roles that often pivot between vulnerability and menace.

12. Addison Rae

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Addison Rae parlayed massive social-media fame into acting and music, headlining the teen rom-com ‘He’s All That’. She moved into horror with ‘Thanksgiving’, showing range beyond lighthearted fare. Alongside screen work, Rae records music and collaborates on fashion and beauty ventures.

11. Alfred Hitchcock

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Alfred Hitchcock, often called the “Master of Suspense,” crafted landmark thrillers including ‘Psycho’, ‘Vertigo’, and ‘Rear Window’. He pioneered techniques in editing, perspective, and audience manipulation that reshaped cinematic storytelling. Beyond features, Hitchcock hosted the anthology series ‘Alfred Hitchcock Presents’, further cementing his pop-culture imprint.

10. James Norton

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James Norton is known for gripping performances in crime and period drama, from ‘Happy Valley’ to ‘Grantchester’. On film, he appeared in ensemble adaptations such as ‘Little Women’, showcasing a softer register alongside his darker TV roles. Norton frequently toggles between stage and screen, making him a mainstay of British acting talent.

9. Tom Hollander

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Tom Hollander’s career spans prestige television and acclaimed films, including ‘The Night Manager’ and ‘Pride & Prejudice’. He has taken on everything from historical figures to sly comedic turns, with recent attention for joining ‘The White Lotus’. Hollander also works extensively in theatre and voice performance.

8. Laurie Metcalf

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Laurie Metcalf earned classic-sitcom status with ‘Roseanne’ and continues in its successor ‘The Conners’. She delivered a celebrated supporting role in ‘Lady Bird’, underscoring her crossover strength in film. A powerhouse on Broadway, Metcalf has collected major stage honors alongside multiple television awards.

7. Leonardo DiCaprio

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s filmography blends box-office juggernauts and auteur collaborations, from ‘Titanic’ and ‘Inception’ to ‘The Revenant’ and ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’. Longtime partnerships with directors like Martin Scorsese have yielded award-winning performances. Off screen, DiCaprio is active in environmental philanthropy and documentary producing.

6. Paul Thomas Anderson

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Paul Thomas Anderson is a singular filmmaker behind ensembles and character studies like ‘Boogie Nights’, ‘There Will Be Blood’, and ‘Licorice Pizza’. His work is noted for long takes, intricate soundtracks, and collaborations with actors such as Daniel Day-Lewis and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Anderson also directs music videos and maintains close ties to the Los Angeles creative scene.

5. Anthony Perkins

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Anthony Perkins became a screen icon as Norman Bates in ‘Psycho’, a role he revisited across sequels. He moved between Hollywood features, European productions, and the stage, bringing a distinctive, introspective style to varied parts. Perkins also stepped behind the camera to direct ‘Psycho III’, adding filmmaking to his credits.

4. Suzanna Son

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Suzanna Son broke out in Sean Baker’s ‘Red Rocket’, earning critical praise for a nuanced debut performance. She followed with a key role in ‘The Idol’, expanding into television with a music-driven character. Son is also a musician and composer, a dual skill set that informs her on-screen work.

3. Mae Martin

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Mae Martin created and starred in the semi-autobiographical series ‘Feel Good’, which drew acclaim for its sharp writing and heartfelt storytelling. They have released stand-up work like ‘Sap’, extending their comedic voice to specials and tours. Martin also writes prose and contributes to podcasts, bridging comedy and candid personal narratives.

2. Charlie Hunnam

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Charlie Hunnam led the biker drama ‘Sons of Anarchy’ and transitioned to features with projects like ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘The Gentlemen’. He has continued to anchor action-adventure and crime stories while exploring limited-series roles such as ‘Shantaram’. Hunnam remains a go-to presence for physically demanding, emotionally driven leads.

1. Diane Keaton

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Diane Keaton is an American screen legend known for ‘Annie Hall’, the ‘The Godfather’ saga, and romantic comedies like ‘Something’s Gotta Give’. Beyond acting, she has directed and produced, and she’s also an author and avid photographer. Keaton’s signature style and comedic timing have made her a touchstone across generations of moviegoers.

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