Matt Lauer, Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey and Bill O’Reilly — are the people who were once-powerful men in media house and entertainment world but sadly, humiliated by some revelations of sexual harassment and abuse cases —  They were four of top 10 most-searched people on Google in the U.S. this year.

Lauer, who “Today” host fired last month by NBC News for “improper sexual behavior in the workplace,” topped Google’s ranking of people searches.  Another one was actress Meghan Markle — who last month became hooked to Prince Harry — was the No. 2 most-searched person of the year, according to Google’s 2017 Year in Search data for the U.S.

Last but not the least Weinstein, the Hollywood producer and studio boss accused of sexual harassment and assault by numerous women. Google’s top 10 people searches in the U.S. also included Kevin Spacey, booted from projects including “All the Money in the World” and Netflix’s “House of Cards” after he was accused of sexual assault; Bill O’Reilly, fired from Fox News over sexual harassment charges; and Gal Gadot, star of “Wonder Woman.”

Among most-searched actors, Markle was No. 1  followed by Spacey, Gadot, and Louis C.K., who admitted to sexual misconduct following a New York Times exposé.

Here are top Google searches by category in 2017 for the U.S.:

All Searches

1. Hurricane Irma

2. Matt Lauer

3. Tom Petty

4. Super Bowl

5. Las Vegas shooting

6. Mayweather vs. McGregor fight

7. Solar eclipse

8. Hurricane Harvey

9. Aaron Hernandez

10. Fidget spinner

People

1. Matt Lauer

2. Meghan Markle

3. Harvey Weinstein

4. Michael Flynn

5. Kevin Spacey

6. Bill O’Reilly

7. Melania Trump

8. Kathy Griffin

9. Milo Yiannopoulos

10. Gal Gadot

Celebrity Deaths

1. Tom Petty

2. Aaron Hernandez

3. Chris Cornell

4. Bill Paxton

5. Hugh Hefner

6. Chester Bennington

7. Charlie Murphy

8. Lil Peep

9. Jim Nabors

10. David Cassidy

Movies

1. “It”

2. “Beauty and the Beast”

3. “Wonder Woman”

4. “Get Out”

5. “Justice League”

6. “Logan”

7. “Baby Driver”

8. “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2”

9. “Hidden Figures”

10. “Dunkirk”

TV Shows

1. “13 Reasons Why”

2. “Game of Thrones”

3. “This Is Us”

4. “Iron Fist”

5. “Riverdale”

6. “Bachelor in Paradise”

7. “The Good Doctor”

8. “Santa Clarita Diet”

9. “Big Little Lies”

10. “American Gods”

Actors

1. Meghan Markle

2. Kevin Spacey

3. Gal Gadot

4. Louis C.K.

5. Meryl Streep

6. Bill Skarsgård

7. Millie Bobby Brown

8. Tom Holland

9. Maria Campbell

10. Tommy Wiseau

Musicians/Bands

1. Linkin Park

2. Cardi B

3. Lil Pump

4. Joyner Lucas

5. Jason Aldean

6. Danielle Bregoli

7. Post Malone

8. Aaron Carter

9. Remy Ma

10. Montgomery Gentry

Songs

1. “Despacito”

2. “Humble”

3. “Bad and Boujee”

4. “Look What You Made Me Do”

5. “Bodak Yellow”

6. “Gucci Gang”

7. “Havana”

8. “Shape of You”

9. “Mask Off”

10. “Side to Side”

Albums

1. “Reputation,” Taylor Swift

2. “4:44,” Jay-Z

3. “Damn,” Kendrick Lamar

4. “Everybody,” Logic

5. “More Life,” Drake

6. “Harry Styles,” Harry Styles

7. “Issa Album,” 21 Savage

8. “÷ (Divide),” Ed Sheeran

9. “True to Self,” Bryson Tiller

10. “Flower Boy,” Tyler, The Creator”

YouTube

1. Jake Paul

2. Brooklyn and Bailey

3. Heather Land

4. Logan Paul

5. Simon Sinek

6. Giraffe Cam

7. Angelica Hale

8. Erika Costell

9. Poppy

10. Bubble Pop Kids

Instagram

1. Danielle Bregoli

2. Selena Gomez

3. Soulja Boy

4. Sahar Tabar

5. Cardi B

6. Tom Brady

7. Ashley Graham

8. Ana de Armas

9. Katherine Langford

10. Julia Stiles

Consumer Tech

1. iPhone 8

2. iPhone X

3. Nintendo Switch

4. Samsung Galaxy S8

5. Razer Phone

6. iPhone 8 Plus

7. Super NES Classic

8. Google Pixel 2

9. Apple Watch 3

10. Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Activism/Protests

1. NFL National Anthem Protests

2. Charlottesville Protests

3. Boston Free Speech Rally

4. UC Berkeley Protests

5. St. Louis Protests

6. Airport Protests

7. D.C. Protest

8. Venezuelan Protests

9. Women’s March

10. May Day Protests