Entertainment news today moves from red carpets to real-world conflict and TV finales. A public dispute between FBI Director Kash Patel and Arizona sheriff Chris Nanos over the early handling of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has spilled into the spotlight, turning an unsolved case into a broader argument about law-enforcement coordination. In lighter fare, The New Yorker’s caption contest has become a celebrity playground, with names from Andrew Yang to Jon Hamm and Danny DeVito joining in. Netflix, meanwhile, is teasing a more intimate portrait of Kylie Minogue in its upcoming three-part documentary “KYLIE,” due May 20. Art and politics collided dramatically in Venice, where Pussy Riot and FEMEN briefly disrupted the Russian pavilion at the Biennale in protest over the war in Ukraine. And on the television front, FX’s acclaimed “The Bear” has set June 25 for its eighth-episode fifth and final season, with the whole run dropping at once.