The second weekend of Coachella may have featured the same musical lineup as the first – but a different crop of celebrities hit the polo fields for the annual music event dressed to rock and shock with their festival fashion!

Kristen Stewart, Kelly Osbourne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (again!) and Katy Perry (again!) are just a few of the celebrities who were on hand in Indio, California over the weekend.

Something about driving seems to escape the Hilton brothers.

Paris' 17-year-old brother Conrad followed in the footsteps of their 22-year-old brother Barron and crashed his car early Saturday morning.

The teen collided with two parked vehicles in the early hours of this morning after leaving a Hollywood club.

Sgt. O.C. Smith of LAPD’s West Traffic Division told RadarOnline.com that Conrad had the accident while driving on Beloit Avenue around 12.50am.

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“A person believed to be Conrad Hilton collided with two vehicles. He gave his information to the owner of the second vehicle and a witness before leaving the scene."

“By the time the police arrived at the scene Conrad had left but he had exchanged his details with the second driver and a witness. He complied with the law and as there were no known injuries, he did not have to stay at the scene after exchanging his information.

“Conrad’s vehicle was towed away and impounded as it was left in the driveway of a nearby house and as far as I know it has not yet been released.”

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Sgt. Smith added that police have tried to find the registered owner of the vehicle to come to collect the car.

Earlier this year, RadarOnline.com reported exclusively on Barron's very expensive auto incident.

He was ordered to pay out $4.6 million plus punitive damages after striking a Malibu gas station attendant with his Mercedes back in 2008.

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Barron was 18 at the time and was also criminally charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.  He pleaded no contest to the charge.

His victim, Fernando Tellez, had to have multiple surgeries, experienced pain and suffering, medical expenses and loss of earnings because of the reckless incident.

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Two days after Barron Hilton's auto insurance company was ordered to pay $4.6 million dollars to a man that Hilton hit while drunk, a court has ordered Paris’ little brother to pay $225k in punitive damages out of his own pocket.

Hilton was sued by Fernando Telez, a former gas station worker, who was hit by Hilton’s car just moments before the hotel heir was arrested for a DUI in 2008.

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The jury voted 9-3 for the staggering $4.6 million dollar verdict for compensatory damages. The jury deliberated two days before coming back late Tuesday with that verdict.

Two days after Barron Hilton's auto insurance company was ordered to pay $4.6 million dollars to a man that Paris' younger brother hit while drunk, a jury has been given access to Hilton's financial records, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Hilton was sued by Fernando Telez, a former gas station worker, who was hit by Hilton’s car just moments before the hotel heir was arrested for a DUI in 2008.

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The jury is now deliberating as to whether or not Barron should pay any punitive damages to Telez, which he would be responsible for out of his own pocket.

Barron Hilton, Paris' little brother, will be in a Santa Monica courtroom on Monday morning as jury selection begins in a lawsuit in connection with Barron's 2008 DUI, in which a former gas station worker claims he was injured by the car being driven by Barron.

Fernando Telez claims that he was working at a gas station on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu at 8:30 am PT, when Barron allegedly was driving in circles at the Union 76 station, and struck Telez with his car.

Telez didn't ask for medical attention that day, and a source close to the case tells us that "surveillance video from the day the arrest occurred will be very strong for Barron's case. Fernando continued to work at the gas station for two months after Barron was arrested. Telez never filed for workman's compensation, and then one day he just disappeared." Telez is seeking unspecified damages.