What Biography changed

• Added a new lead feature story about the 1997 Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield "Bite Fight."
• Added a new biography profile for actor Selma Blair to the homepage.
• Updated the secondary news feed with stories about Mike Tyson’s 1992 conviction and Billie Holiday.
• Replaced the main True Crime feature with a story about Dorothy Lou Thompson.
• Updated the "Notable Now" section to include Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, removing Robert Pattinson and Taylor Swift.
• Added a new "Culture" feature about influential Italian Americans.

The site is shifting its featured content to focus on high-interest sports history and true crime, likely to capture search traffic related to trending public figures or upcoming events.

• Added a new lead feature story about Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos fraud.
• Replaced the main hero article with a list of romantic comedy recommendations.
• Updated the "Latest" section with a story about Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.
• Added new profiles for Italian American history and Edgar Allan Poe.
• Updated the Musicians section with a new story about Madonna’s "Like a Virgin" performance.
• Reorganized the True Crime section to prioritize the Tylenol Murders and the Manson Family.

The site is shifting its top editorial focus toward high-profile white-collar crime and trending pop culture content, likely to capture traffic from current news cycles and streaming releases.

• Replaced the main featured story about Pam Hupp with a new lead story about the "Pet Cemetery Murder."
• Added a new featured section for Tylenol Murders docuseries recommendations.
• Updated the "True Crime" section with new stories on Richard Evonitz, Tammy Faye Bakker, and Lil Durk.
• Added new articles to "The Latest" section covering Mark Zuckerberg, Rodney Dangerfield, and Oscar Wilde.
• Updated the "Musicians" section to lead with Kurt Cobain’s final days.

The site is prioritizing high-engagement "True Crime" stories over general history. This suggests they are seeing more traffic or interest in crime-related biographies and docuseries tie-ins.