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Based on viewership numbers, Netflix dominated the top of the TV shows list during the specified timeframe. The Harlan Coben thriller series “Fool Me Once” and the period romantic drama “Bridgerton” took the first and second spots with 12.11 billion and 11.07 billion views, respectively. Taylor Sheridan’s latest series “Landman,” on Paramount+, came in third place with 9.9 billion views. Completing the top five were Netflix’s “The Perfect Couple” (8.83 billion) and Paramount+’s “Tulsa King” (8.47 billion). The remaining spots on the list went to various shows: “Monsters: The Lyle and Eric Menendez Story,” a Netflix series with 8.16 billion views, followed by another Netflix crime series, “The Gentlemen,” with 8.06 billion; Amazon’s video game adaptation “Fallout” with 7.95 billion; Netflix’s “Griselda” with 7.59 billion; and the Netflix reality show “Love Is Blind,” which garnered 7.38 billion views.

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In response to the aftermath of the destructive wildfires affecting greater Los Angeles, various brands have been stepping up to support relief, rescue, and recovery initiatives. The most recent organization offering assistance is Heaven by Marc Jacobs. In collaboration with Dover Street Market Los Angeles and a multitude of friends, they launched a special “LA Forever” t-shirt. This charitable project unites numerous brands and artists from the broader Marc Jacobs community in an effort to raise funds for organizations in LA that are dedicated to helping rebuild and replace homes destroyed by the fires.

Furthermore, positioned slightly at a distance, we found Apple’s CEO Tim Cook, Sam Altman from OpenAI, and TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew. On January 20th, Trump later issued an executive order postponing a federal ban on the Chinese-owned social media platform that is TikTok.

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Besides them, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Sam Altman of OpenAI, and TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew were seated a bit further away. On January 20th, Trump issued an executive order delaying the federal ban on TikTok, which is owned by China.

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