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The most covered news stories, 2 November to 8 November 2026

FTMQ Film & TV reads 6,258 headlines from 291 outlets a week. These are the stories the most of them covered, and the outlet that had each one first. This week is still running; the numbers are updated every hour.

  1. 1
    You Can See Everything Tops Box Office Over Halloween Weekend

    8 outlets · first: WSB-TV, Sun 17:29 UTC · Top Stories

  2. 2
    Johnny Depp addresses potential return for sixth Pirates of the Caribbean film

    8 outlets · first: ScreenRant, Mon 22:34 UTC · Top Stories

  3. 3
    Russell Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault at London trial

    7 outlets · first: Deadline, Thu 14:15 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  4. 4
    Cynthia Erivo joins Universal Snoop Dogg biopic as Afeni Shakur

    6 outlets · first: The Hollywood Reporter, Wed 18:16 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  5. 5
    Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio dies in Santiago aged 52

    6 outlets · first: Variety, Fri 18:24 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  6. 6
    Michael Mann hospitalized after accidental shooting at gun range

    5 outlets · first: ScreenRant, Sun 14:57 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  7. 7
    Blumhouse and Atomic Monster simplify combined entity name to Blumhouse Atomic

    4 outlets · first: Deadline, Tue 18:45 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  8. 8
    Fox completes 22 billion dollar acquisition of Roku following regulatory approval

    4 outlets · first: The Wrap, Fri 14:30 UTC · Top Stories

  9. 9
    AMC Theatres Reports Record Third Quarter Revenue of $1.71 Billion

    3 outlets · first: The Hollywood Reporter, Wed 21:32 UTC · Top Stories

  10. 10
    Godzilla Sequel Minus Zero Debuts To Strong Reviews And High Ratings

    3 outlets · first: Collider, Thu 19:34 UTC · Reviews Roundups

  11. 11
    Paul Howard, son of Three Stooges star Moe Howard, dies at 91

    3 outlets · first: Variety, Fri 23:41 UTC · Top Stories

First to the story

Outlets that had the most of the week’s widely covered stories before anyone else.

  1. ScreenRant2
  2. Deadline2
  3. The Hollywood Reporter2
  4. Variety2
  5. WSB-TV1
  6. The Wrap1
  7. Collider1

Busiest outlets

Headlines published in the feeds we read.

  1. ScreenRant983
  2. ComingSoon551
  3. Collider508
  4. Deadline484
  5. Variety467
  6. TV Insider355
  7. The Hollywood Reporter296
  8. MarketWatch273
  9. The Wrap256
  10. TV Line143

Use these numbers

Free to quote and chart, with a link to this page. The data is a download: CSV.

Source: FTMQ Film & TV coverage tracker, 2 November to 8 November 2026, https://film.ftmq.com/coverage/2026-11-02

How it is counted: every report FTMQ Film & TV wrote that week is matched with the headlines from the outlets we follow that are about the same event (they share its names and its less common words), published within a day and a half of it. Aggregators that repeat other outlets’ headlines are not counted. Each outlet counts once per story; the first is the earliest such headline. Only outlets with feeds we read are counted, so this measures breadth of coverage, not every report there was.