Easter is on Sunday, April 4, and we have some fun events you and your family can participate in this year.

(CNN) - Kanye West -- a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump who once called slavery a choice -- brought his Sunday Service performances to one of the country's most prestigious historically black colleges Saturday. And the faculty and students were kind of here for it, kind of not. West pulled up to Howard University around 8 a.m., pretty early for most college students. Greg Carr, an associate professor at Howard's Department of Afro-American Studies, asked his followers to send Kanye to the library after the performance. Still, West's Sunday Service performances -- his signature hip-hop and gospel pop-up events -- have been huge.

Brad Pitt was in attendance at Kanye West's Sunday Service and it's kind of a head-scratcher. The event was held over the weekend in Watts, California, which you ordinarily wouldn't think of as a stomping ground for ether of the superstars. And there, in the crowd of folks jamming in the parking lot of a church in Watts, was Pitt. Photos on social media show Pitt and West smiling and chatting it up. CNN has reached out to a rep for Pitt for comment.

Gwen Stefani couldn't be more impressed with Kanye West's latest Sunday Service. The No Doubt rocker took to Instagram late Wednesday, sharing a video that was taken during West's worship gathering over the weekend. "I'm in shock hearing this song turned into a worship song at Kanye's Sunday Service." Please send me whole version Kanye #truth #thisiswhatthetruthfeelslike #dontwasteyourpain." RELATED CONTENT:Kirk Franklin Shares His Thoughts on Kanye West's Sunday Service (Exclusive)Saint West Makes His Choir Debut at Kanye West's Sunday Service -- Watch!