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At the Cannes jury press conference, Paul Laverty blasted Hollywood for blacklisting Susan Sarandon, Javier Bardem and Mark Ruffalo over pro‑Gaza views, calling it shameful and expressing solidarity with the actors, while also praising Cannes’ Thelma & Louise poster.
Sabrina Carpenter leaned into a Thelma & Louise–themed moment at Coachella Weekend 2, with Geena Davis delivering a shortened mid‑set monologue as an older “Aunt Sabrina” in place of last weekend’s Susan Sarandon; the drive‑in set bit was trimmed, including a shorter monologue and pared‑down jokes. Corey Fogelmanis played a carhop, and Will Ferrell’s electrician bit was replaced by Terry Crews with new dialogue. Rumors swirled about Madonna joining Carpenter later in the show, and while a Madonna cameo did materialize in the broader lineup chatter, Davis’ appearance stood out as the marquee moment.
Tribeca Festival’s 2026 lineup features The Accompanist, led by Aubrey Plaza and Susan Sarandon, and Happy Hours, among 118 feature films and 86 shorts with 45 world premieres, as the festival returns June 3–14 in New York City.
At Coachella 2026, Susan Sarandon delivered a seven-minute monologue as an aging Sabrina Carpenter, reflecting on fame, the backstage ugliness of Hollywood, and a rumored blacklist for speaking out about Palestine—a meta meditation on identity and the price of fame.
Sabrina Carpenter headlined a Hollywood-themed Coachella set with cameos from Sam Elliott, Susan Sarandon, Will Ferrell, and Samuel L. Jackson, debuted live versions of several Man's Best Friend tracks, and apologized on social media after mistaking a zaghrouta moment for a yodel.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Coachella weekend-one set featured star cameos, including Sam Elliott as a pre-recorded cop, Susan Sarandon and Samuel L. Jackson (with a voice cameo), and Will Ferrell, as the 20-song performance weaved drive-in imagery and weathered a few festival hiccups.
Coachella kicked off with Sabrina Carpenter headlining a Hollywood-themed set that included surprise cameos from Susan Sarandon (as Carpenter’s older self), Will Ferrell, and Sam Elliott. Windy, dusty conditions forced the cancellation of Anyma’s late set, while an air-quality advisory warned of health risks from dust; Bieber and Karol G are slated to headline the remaining days, with UK acts also on the bill as the two-weekend festival unfolds in Indio.
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.
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.
Actress Susan Sarandon says she was barred from major U.S. roles after publicly calling for a Gaza ceasefire, claiming her agency fired her and she had to seek work in Europe; she also contrasted Spain’s intellectual freedom with U.S. repression as she prepared for a Goya Award.
Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon says her Gaza advocacy led to Hollywood career setbacks, including agency fallout and fewer U.S. roles, with work largely in Europe; she was in Barcelona to collect a Goya career prize and praised Spain’s moral clarity on Gaza, while also criticizing U.S. policies and ICE.
Oscar-winning Susan Sarandon says her public support for Gaza led to Hollywood shunning, with her agency dropping her and a halt on major U.S. roles; she’s since pursued European/indie work with new UK/Italy representation, and she praises Spain’s government for ‘moral clarity’ on Palestine while condemning violence against Palestinians and calling out U.S. ICE policies.
The Hollywood entertainment industry is experiencing a deepening divide over the Israel-Palestine conflict, with notable figures like Susan Sarandon and Roger Waters facing career repercussions for their political stances. Israeli filmmakers are reportedly being blacklisted from major film festivals, while pro-Palestinian voices in Hollywood also face backlash. This polarization is affecting funding and distribution opportunities for Israeli content creators, as well as the careers of those who express support for Palestinian causes. The situation highlights broader concerns about freedom of expression and the impact of political conflicts on the arts.
Eva Amurri, daughter of actress Susan Sarandon, described her mother as an "almond mom" due to her strict dietary rules during Amurri's childhood, even considering Cheerios as junk food. Sarandon's health-conscious habits continue, as she sends her grandchildren "disgusting cereal" they refuse to eat. Amurri, now a mother of three, aims to foster a healthier relationship with food for her children, allowing them to enjoy treats like McDonald's occasionally. Sarandon attributes her graceful aging to a good diet, exercise, and staying hydrated.
Geena Davis reflects on her experiences filming "Thelma & Louise," including her instant connection with co-star Susan Sarandon and her pivotal role in casting Brad Pitt, whose charisma won him the part of J.D. Davis shares how the film, directed by Ridley Scott, became a career-defining project and highlights the lifelong friendship she formed with Sarandon.