Entertainment news today swings from Hollywood nostalgia to industry self-reflection. Sony’s first look at Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” revisits the Facebook saga with Jeremy Strong stepping in as Mark Zuckerberg, framing the next chapter around whistleblower fallout and the darker consequences of social media power. At the same time, Pixar leaned into pure sentiment at the “Toy Story 5” premiere, where Taylor Swift surprised audiences by joining Randy Newman for “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” before debuting her own new song for the film. The Academy, meanwhile, turned its attention to legacy, naming Glenn Close, Ridley Scott and Floyd Norman among this year’s Governors Awards honorees, with producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler also recognized. And in a quieter arts moment, coverage spotlighted Kevin Kapusi Starow’s latest ice sculpture, a reminder that spectacle in entertainment can still be handmade.