Entertainment headlines were shaped by a mix of red carpets, ratings and legal fallout. Dua Lipa has sued Samsung in California, alleging the company used her image on television packaging without permission in a campaign that falsely suggested her endorsement; she is seeking $15 million, and Samsung has not yet publicly responded to the claims. At the BAFTA TV Awards, the ceremony became a stage for sharper disputes as the makers of “Gaza: Doctors Under Attack” used their win to criticize the BBC for shelving the documentary over impartiality concerns, while Alan Cumming said a separate scandal involving a racial slur had convinced him never to host the BAFTAs again. There was also a more elegiac note, with Seth Rogen dedicating “The Studio”’s international-series win to late co-star Catherine O’Hara. Meanwhile, at the box office, “The Devil Wears Prada 2” narrowly beat “Mortal Kombat II,” proving fashion still lands a punch.