Entertainment news today carries a strong note of reflection, with Hollywood mourning two losses while other familiar names confront change on very public stages. Marcia Lucas, the Oscar-winning editor whose work helped define the pace and emotional sweep of the original “Star Wars,” has died at 80, prompting renewed appreciation for a behind-the-scenes artist whose influence on 1970s cinema was profound. Kelly Curtis, actress and older sister of Jamie Lee Curtis, has also died at 69, remembered both for her screen work and for her place in one of Hollywood’s most storied families. Elsewhere, Frankie Valli has canceled his remaining 2026 concerts at 92 as he steps back over health concerns, though he has signaled he hopes to return. And in pageant news, the Philippines’ Gazini Ganados surged into the Top 5 at Miss Grand International All Stars, while Fuschia Anne Ravena fell short of the Top 10.