Actor Stephen Baldwin told People magazine he walked away from mainstream Hollywood more than two decades ago after a spiritual awakening, trading box-office ambitions for church ministry and Christian filmmaking. Baldwin, 60, the youngest of the four Baldwin acting brothers, laid out the full arc of his conversion in an interview published by the Daily […] The post Stephen Baldwin chose faith over fame — and says he'd do it again at 60 appeared first on American Almanac .
Actor Stephen Baldwin told People magazine he walked away from mainstream Hollywood more than two decades ago after a spiritual awakening, trading box-office ambitions for church ministry and Christian filmmaking. Baldwin, 60, the youngest of the four Baldwin acting brothers, laid out the full arc of his conversion in an interview published by the Daily Mail on Sunday. He got sober in 1989, married his Brazilian wife Kennya in 1990, and by 2001 had become a born-again Christian. Every career decision since, he said, has followed from that turn. In a culture that treats religious conviction as either a punchline or a marketing gimmick, Baldwin's account stands out for its plainness. He is not launching a comeback. He is not apologizing.…Open
Billie Eilish, Finneas and Carole King wore pins while appearing onstage. Even Justin and Hailey Bieber, who don’t normally address American politics, had them.
AI:At the 2026 Grammy Awards, several high-profile music stars used their platform to stage a coordinated protest against President Trump's immigration policies. Billie Eilish, Finneas, Carole King, and even Justin and Hailey Bieber wore specific pins while appearing onstage to signal their opposition to the administration's crackdown on ICE and border enforcement measures. This widespread display of celebrity activism follows a pattern of artists using major televised events to push political agendas and challenge federal immigration actions.Open
Stars at the Grammys protested President Trump's immigration policies in speeches and by wearing pins saying "ICE OUT" at Sunday's event in Los Angeles. The big picture: Bad Bunny received a standing ovation during his "ICE out" acceptance speech, Kehlani said "f**k ICE" as she accepted her Grammy, and Olivia Dean noted she's the granddaughter of an immigrant as she clutched her award. - Meanwhile, Billie Eilish, Justin, Hailey Bieber and Joni Mitchell were among those wearing the pins protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement. What they're saying: "Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say ICE out," Bad Bunny said as he accepted his Grammy for Best Música Urbana Album. - "We're not savage, we're not animals, we're not…
AI:At the 2026 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, various musical celebrities used their platform to launch a coordinated protest against President Trump's immigration enforcement policies. Musicians including Bad Bunny, Kehlani, and Olivia Dean delivered speeches targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), with Bad Bunny receiving a standing ovation for his "ICE out" remarks during his Best Música Urbana Album acceptance speech. High-profile stars such as Billie Eilish, Justin Bieber, Hailey Bieber, and Joni Mitchell wore "ICE OUT" pins to demonstrate their opposition to the administration's hardline deportation agenda. These celebrity demonstrations follow recent civil unrest and fatal shootings involving ICE agents in Minneapolis,…Open