Sabrina Carpenter's Coachella: Hollywood Legends Join Pop Star

0:00It's April 18th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Sabrina Carpenter owned Coachella with her headlining sets full of wild celebrity cameos. First weekend, Susan Sarandon popped up as an older version of the pop star, channeling her Thelma and Louise Vive in a vintage car monologue. Then Weekend 2, on Friday, April 17th, Gina Davis took over that role at 70 years old, delivering a shorter version from behind the wheel. Cory Fogelmanis, from Girl Meets World, joined Davis as a drive-through waiter outside the car. Terry Crew stepped in for Will Farrell's electrician bid from the prior weekend, belting out a quick snippet of a thousand miles nodding to his. White chick's fame. Fans lost it over these nostalgic tie-ins, especially the Thelma and Louise nods, since the 91 film stars Davis and Sarandon as road tripping, best friends facing down trouble. Weekend 1 also had Sam Elliott kicking things off,

1:00and Samuel L. Jackson's voice as a guide, keeping the energy sky high. Madonna crashed the second weekend stage, rising up during Juno for vogue and like a prayer duets, even teasing a confession sequel track. The 67-year-old queen reflected on her own Coachella history from 2006 in the dance tent. These surprises turned Carpenter shows into must-see moments, lending pop hits with Hollywood legends for pure festival magic.