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Coachella 2026 Weekend One Livestream Schedule Unveiled
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Coachella 2026 Weekend One Livestream Schedule Unveiled

Coachella has released the weekend one livestream schedule for 2026, with YouTube streaming all seven stages across both weekends and offering a multiview option; the schedule lists daily set times for Friday (April 10), Saturday (April 11), and Sunday (April 12) across all stages, featuring acts such as The xx, Sabrina Carpenter, Turnstile, The Strokes, Interpol, Jack White, Wet Leg, Iggy Pop, Karol G, Young Thug, and more.

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Sabrina Carpenter Delivers Retro Hollywood Glam at Coachella, With Surprises and a Broadway-Style Finale
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Sabrina Carpenter headlined Coachella with a vintage Hollywood glamour show packed with celebrity cameos (including Susan Sarandon, Corey Fogelmanis, Will Ferrell and Samuel L. Jackson) and theatrical production; while most hits landed and the vibe was high-energy, a nearly seven-minute Susan Sarandon interlude slowed momentum before a Broadway-inspired finale and confetti-filled closer.

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Noah Wyle explains The Pitt Season 2 Episode 14, where Dr. Al-Hashimi reveals her history of meningitis and seizure disorder, prompting Robby to confront his own flaws as he grapples with leadership, a tense fallout with colleagues, a pivotal heart‑to‑heart with Duke, and a looming shift as Langdon steps up. Wyle, who wrote the episode, discusses Robby’s unabashed flaws, the famous line “doctor the f--k up” attributed to showrunner Gemmill, and how the ending reshapes the professional dynamic between Robby and Al-Hashimi, while also touching on the show's impact on healthcare and his congressional testimony.

Handmaid’s Tale sequel reframes power by focusing on the enforcers
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Monica Hesse argues that The Testaments, Hulu’s Handmaid’s Tale sequel, widens the scope by shifting to the enforcers—the Aunt Lydia who becomes regime architect, Agnes's journey from a Gilead plum to potential leader, and Daisy’s encounters with the Pearl Girls—probing how ordinary people are drawn into authoritarian power, and while it risks echoing the original’s missteps, it offers a sharper look at the narratives people tell to justify oppression.

Sabrina Carpenter Turns Coachella Into a Hollywood-Blockbuster Night With Star-Studded Guests
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Sabrina Carpenter Turns Coachella Into a Hollywood-Blockbuster Night With Star-Studded Guests

Sabrina Carpenter headlined Coachella 2026 with a Hollywood-tinged, film-noir inspired set dubbed Sabrinawood, featuring surprise guests Will Ferrell, Sam Elliott, Corey Fogelmanis, the voice of Samuel L. Jackson, and Susan Sarandon delivering a long monologue; a 20-song show included live debuts from Man’s Best Friend tracks and numerous film-referencing nods, turning the festival into a cinematic, blockbuster-style performance.

Critics' Eight: Bold Picks Redefining 2026 Cinema So Far
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BBC film critics pick eight standout titles of 2026 so far, from a brainy sci‑fi blockbuster to a provocative dramedy, spanning 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, My Father's Shadow, Hoppers, Wuthering Heights, Project Hail Mary, Two Prosecutors, Dead Man's Wire, and The Drama, and praising their originality, performances and timely themes across a diverse year in cinema.

Hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa dies at 68, leaving a complex legacy
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Hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa dies at 68, leaving a complex legacy

Afrika Bambaataa, a foundational figure in hip-hop and founder of the Universal Zulu Nation, died at 68 in Pennsylvania from prostate cancer; he helped shape early electro‑inflected hip-hop, popularizing breakbeats and the use of the TR-808, and promoted a movement centered on peace, unity and fun. His legacy is complicated by multiple men accusing him of sexual abuse in the 1980s and 1990s, which he denied, and the Universal Zulu Nation apologized in 2016 for not fully disclosing the abuse.