Entertainment news today was shadowed by the real-world risks that can surround public life: in Kenya, a predawn fire tore through a girls’ boarding school dormitory, killing at least 16 students and injuring dozens more as officials worked to determine the full toll. In Europe, an Austrian court handed a 21-year-old man 15 years in prison for a foiled plot targeting Taylor Swift’s Vienna Eras Tour stop, underscoring the security pressures around major live events. Closer to pop culture’s daily discourse, Olivia Rodrigo pushed back after online critics attacked her babydoll dress, arguing the reaction revealed a deeper tendency to sexualize girls rather than question that mindset. And in London, Helen Mirren became the subject of a viral street confrontation over her pro-Israel views. Meanwhile, CBS News signaled upheaval of its own, reshaping “60 Minutes” leadership with Nick Bilton taking over amid prominent departures.