Elizabeth Holmes mania: how the buzziest film of the year has resurrected a gut-twisting TV drama

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The streaming bump shows how quickly old true crime content gets a second wind when a high-profile project drops in cinemas. It is interesting that the book and the old podcast are surging alongside the TV series rather than just the new documentary taking all the traffic.
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