This traffic report is adapted from the Top 25 Report, prepared with commentary by Igordebraga, Ollieisanerd, and TheJoebro64.

Rank	Article	Class	Views	Image	Notes/about
1	Huw Edwards		2,240,811		This Welsh news reader for the BBC was revealed to be the man behind The Sun's allegations that a well-known BBC presenter had paid a 17-year old tens of thousands of British pounds for sexually explicit images, which they then allegedly used to fund their cocaine addiction. The police said that they found no evidence of criminal conduct. Edwards was suspended and was reported to be in hospital with depression.
2	Oppenheimer (film)		1,629,598		Christopher Nolan's latest film, bound to get critics raving because of its production values and get their ears bleeding because of Nolan's obsession with terrible sound mixing. I'm likely going to watch it as a double feature.
3	J. Robert Oppenheimer		1,580,213		You guessed it, the subject of #2. I don't have anything of note to say about him, so I'll let Harry S. Truman do the talking.
4	Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One		1,491,335		Secret agent Ethan Hunt returns for his seventh go in trying to save the world - with the threat this time being a rogue AI (a fairly relevant topic!) - while driving dangerously, jumping off incredibly high things, and wearing masks that downright turn him into other people. Only this time, as the "Part One" in the title makes clear, it's not a complete story so moviegoers will have to wait until next June to see the conclusion - though in the movie's favor, it at least cuts at a reasonable point instead of doing like Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse and closing in the middle of a scene. Delivering the same spy intrigue and unbelievable stunts of the previous movies, Dead Reckoning was acclaimed by critics and had a strong opening week earning over $200 million worldwide, and it's bound to keep making money if last year's Top Gun: Maverick shows how much of a draw Tom Cruise remains.
5	Sound of Freedom (film)		1,439,425		An action movie based (very, very loosely) on Timothy Ballard's (pictured) Operation Underground Railroad. It's gotten decent reviews and exceeded expectations at the box office, though it's attracted controversy over whether it promotes QAnon conspiracy theories (not helped by Ballard and star Jim Caviezel having publicly endorsed some of QAnon's more extreme beliefs).
6	Mission: Impossible (film series)		1,013,011		In 1996, Tom Cruise co-produced an adaptation of an old TV series about spies. It's still running strong nearly three decades later while providing many ways for Cruise to defy death, be it scaling a mountain with his bare hands, being thrown around cars in a freeway, climbing the tallest building in the world, hanging from a plane door as the thing takes off, a HALO jump in the middle of a storm and in the latest one (#4) using a motorcycle to jump off a huge cliff.
7	Chandrayaan-3		1,012,436		India launched one more lunar mission, expected to land in the Moon next month.
8	Facebook		987,743		Websites among Wikipedia's most viewed articles didn't seem like something that could still reappear. But Elon Musk just had to mishandle Twitter enough[1] for Meta Platforms to retaliate with their equivalent Threads and bring plentiful views for the company's better known social networks.
9	Instagram		979,774
10	Carlos Alcaraz		941,375		Tennis grand slams have a tendency to bring in articles here, so in comes the current #1 in the ATP rankings as he reached the Wimbledon final. Considering the Spaniard won the match, expect even more views next week.

Rank	Article	Class	Views	Image	Notes/about
1	J. Robert Oppenheimer		4,921,587		Christopher Nolan tackled a biopic for the first time, and the result has the expected epic results with impeccable production values and an outstanding cast. Unfortunately, Oppenheimer also focuses less on the Manhattan Project, where physicist Julius Robert Oppenheimer helped develop the atomic bomb, than on the Oppenheimer security hearing where the Congress tried to determine if he was a communist, making much of the three hour runtime (particularly once Trinity explodes by the two hour mark) be boring politics that can certainly drive viewers to wash it off by immediately following things with the diametrically opposed other big release of the week (#4). Still, it had an overall approval of audiences and reviewers and is expected to make much money, specially from IMAX screens.
2	Oppenheimer (film)		4,779,203
3	Carlos Alcaraz		2,781,884		At Wimbledon, this Spanish tennis player reminded us why he's the current leader of the ATP rankings by beating the living legend at #5 at just 20, his second Grand Slam while breaking a sequence since 2003 where only the same four guys won on the English lawn.
4	Barbie (film)		2,609,472		If you're seeing an unusual amount of people wearing pink, blame this movie that takes Mattel's famed doll and adds a satirical approach reminiscent of The Lego Movie, albeit in a way that is certainly not aimed at children (be it discussing the patriarchy or mentioning Barbie's below waist anatomy...). Much praise was given to how Greta Gerwig made Barbie such a funny and subversive flick, and given being more recognizable while having lower content ratings compared to #2 it will certainly beat it at the box office, with the opening weekend alone nearly doubling the already impressive $80 million of Oppenheimer.
5	Novak Djokovic		1,697,593		After winning the first two Grand Slams of the year, 'Djoko' was stopped by #3 in the Wimbledon final, preventing him from both matching the 8 titles of Roger Federer and taking back the top of the ATP rankings.
6	Jane Birkin		1,506,323		Died this week aged 76. Birkin was a British actress and singer who was known for her romantic relationship with French musician and actor Serge Gainsbourg. She later acquired French citizenship and achieved a successful career in French cinema.
7	Tony Bennett		1,466,736		One of the last-surviving jazz crooners of the 1950s and 60s, Bennett passed away from Alzheimer's disease this week at age 96. Bennett worked in the music industry for over 80 years, during which time he earned 20 Grammys and sold more than 50 million records worldwide, his songs becoming part of the Great American Songbook. His family said that he kept singing till the end, the last song he ever sung being "Because of You".
8	Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One		1,407,946		Tom Cruise complained that #1 would be taking IMAX screens away from his movie, the seventh in a series that has been running strong since 1996, but nonetheless was already shown holding tickets to both it and #4, wanting to support the film industry he so loves and like Ethan Hunt in the movie, is not dealing well with the threat of artificial intelligence. Dead Reckoning Part One was hailed as one of the best in the franchise and is nearing $400 million worldwide, a great indicator that many can't wait for Part Two next June.
9	Christopher Nolan		1,129,085		The writer-director of #2, who has a pechant for creating incredible imagery without computer graphics - which in the case of Oppenheimer included the climactic detonation!
10	Sound of Freedom (film)		1,099,731		Compared to #1, #4, and #8 this thriller is a much more modest deal, priced at only $15 million when all the others have budgets in the nine digits. Yet it has kept itself steady at the box office, never falling below third while already breaking the $100 million mark. Maybe now its makers can find international distribution deals so overseas moviegoers can find out if Sound of Freedom earned all this success.

Rank	Article	Class	Views	Image	Notes/about
1	Sinéad O'Connor		8,096,961		An Irish singer known primarily for making a Prince song her own, a distinctive shaved look, and tearing a picture of the Pope on Saturday Night Live. Last year was taxing for her once her son committed suicide at just 17, leading to an hospitalization due to depression, and now O'Connor herself has died at 56, leaving behind ten studio albums, three other children and a grandson.
2	J. Robert Oppenheimer		6,073,436		Out of the universe A strange love is born Unholy union Trinity reborn...
3	Oppenheimer (film)		5,767,988
4	Barbie (film)		3,898,258		Pink, it's my new obsession Pink, it's not even a question...
5	Cillian Murphy		1,384,434		#2's portrayer, working with Christopher Nolan again, a collaboration dating back to the Scarecrow in Batman Begins and its sequels. Jokes were raised on how the marketing to #4 was all those highly visible pink things while #3 simply revealed new pictures of Murphy looking very disheveled.
6	Lewis Strauss		1,224,066		The commissioner of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission who would then lead the security hearing against #2, played in #3 by Robert Downey Jr. wearing heavy make-up.
7	Margot Robbie		1,303,351		The star of #4 who, fun fact, is reportedly going to be co-starring alongside her Ken Ryan Gosling in another movie.
8	Greta Gerwig		1,144,227		Once this actress turned into writing-directing, the result were two Best Picture nominees, the semi-autobiographical Lady Bird and an adaptation of Little Women. Now movie fans wonder if she'll again be an awards competitor for #4, given Gerwig and partner Noah Baumbach pulled a surprisingly smart movie out of Barbie dolls.
9	Katherine Oppenheimer		1,050,908		#2's wife, played in #3 by Emily Blunt (meaning that the German-American couple were portrayed by two actors from the British Isles, an Irishman and an Englishwoman).
10	Deaths in 2023		1,002,566		For #1: All the flowers that you planted mama In the back yard All died when you went away...

• These lists exclude the Wikipedia main page, non-article pages (such as redlinks), and anomalous entries (such as DDoS attacks or likely automated views). Since mobile view data became available to the Report in October 2014, we exclude articles that have almost no mobile views (5–6% or less) or almost all mobile views (94–95% or more) because they are very likely to be automated views based on our experience and research of the issue. Please feel free to discuss any removal on the Top 25 Report talk page if you wish.

For the June 24 – July 24 period, per this database report.