Indian Country Today sits at 0.98 — the strongest pull in Shailene Woodley's top 10, and it's a news publisher, not another actor.

The shape here is broad: no single neighbor dominates structurally, and the top 10 spread across a wide range of subcategories. After Indian Country Today (0.98), the next closest neighbors are Skullcandy, a technology brand (0.94), Men's Health UK, a magazine (0.92), Glee, a TV show (0.91), and The Ultimate Fighter, also a TV show (0.91). Rounding out the top 10 are Maxim (0.90), Dianna Agron (0.90), Taco John's (0.90), Polaroid (0.90), and Wolf Entertainment (0.90). Tallying subcategories across the ten: two TV shows, two technology brands, two magazines, one news publisher, one actor, one QSR, and one film studio. That's nine distinct subcategories in ten slots — a genuinely diffuse mix. Dianna Agron is the only other actor in the top 10, at 0.90. The cross-kind character is the defining feature: most of the audience shape is being driven by magazines, TV properties, and consumer brands rather than by fellow actors.

This audience profile suggests a following whose composition is shaped by something broader than the actor subcategory alone — the overlap runs across entertainment, media, and consumer brand audiences simultaneously.