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Billie Eilish, on Elle’s cover, says she’ll use her platform to advocate for people and speak out against ICE and wealth inequality; she also denies any falling-out with her brother Finneas, noting they can argue and still collaborate, and has previously criticized billionaires and Elon Musk, including pledging $11.5 million of her tour earnings to charity.
Billie Eilish refutes rumors of a falling-out with brother Finneas, saying they’ll have big fights and bounce back, and stresses that speaking out on political issues is part of their dynamic. In an Elle interview, she defends activism against ICE and billionaire wealth, recalls prior criticisms of Elon Musk, and notes she pledged $11.5 million from tour earnings to charities. She also opened up about touring with less involvement from Finneas at times, but insists their sibling bond remains strong.
Finneas defended Billie Eilish after she drew criticism from “very powerful old white men” for her Grammys acceptance speech condemning ICE, wearing an “ICE Out” pin and saying, “No one is illegal on stolen land” before adding “Fuck ICE.” He later posted support on Threads, joking about the backlash and referencing Epstein files, as other artists at the Grammys also spoke out against ICE. Eilish’s song “Wildflower” won Song of the Year, marking her 10th Grammy.
Finneas O’Connell defended Billie Eilish after backlash to her Grammys Speech for Song of the Year, calling out critics as ‘powerful old white men’ and taunting that ‘we can literally see your names in the Epstein files.’ Billie used the moment to push immigrant rights, saying no one is illegal on stolen land, while the siblings became the most‑awarded Song of the Year winners in Grammys history for ‘Wildflower.’
Finneas defended Billie Eilish amid backlash to her Grammys 2026 acceptance speech in which she criticized ICE and said no one is illegal on stolen land. He clapped back on Instagram Threads against what he called out as outrage from powerful old white men, even joking about Epstein, while the siblings wore ICE OUT pins at the ceremony. The duo had won song of the year for Wildflower. The Tongva tribe praised the visibility but asked future discussions to explicitly reference them; Bad Bunny also spoke out against ICE, and Kehlani added support, highlighting the Grammys’ immigration-related moments.
Finneas publicly pushed back at the backlash from powerful, older critics to Billie Eilish’s Grammys speech about immigration and ICE, posting Instagram Stories that mocked the outrage and quipped that “we can literally see your names in the Epstein files.” He and Eilish have used the Grammys platform to advocate on immigration issues, with Finneas weighing in on Threads after an op-ed urged celebrities to stay out of politics.
Finneas defended Billie Eilish against outrage from powerful old white men over her Grammys acceptance speech, posting on social media that their criticism is hypocritical as Eilish used the moment to advocate for immigration reform and condemn ICE, with Bad Bunny delivering a similar message of love over hate.
Apple has unveiled a vibrant new logo for Apple TV, accompanied by a new intro featuring music by Finneas, following the rebranding of Apple TV+ to Apple TV, emphasizing a fresh identity and visual style.
Finneas created a minimalist, short mnemonic sound for Apple Originals to precede their shows and films, aiming for something memorable and cinematic despite its brevity. The project involved multiple versions and was inspired by the visual logo, with Finneas drawing on his musical background and familiarity with Apple to craft a sound that is both effective and unobtrusive. He values being an invisible contributor to art and is proud of his ongoing relationship with Apple.
Finneas, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and Billie Eilish's brother, announced his engagement to his longtime girlfriend Claudia Sulewski after seven years together, sharing a romantic Instagram post with details of their special moment and their shared life.
Finneas recounted an awkward moment with Taylor Swift at her birthday party, where he mistakenly thanked her for coming to her own celebration, highlighting that even celebrities experience embarrassing moments. The interview also featured Ashe sharing a similar fan moment with Margot Robbie, emphasizing that celebrity interactions can sometimes be awkward but are all part of the fun.
Finneas and Ashe share humorous and personal stories, discussing favors, reality TV, sleep habits, and fashion, while also touching on advice and celebrity run-ins, highlighting their playful personalities and musical careers.
Finneas reported being tear-gassed at a peaceful protest in Los Angeles against ICE raids, amid broader tensions involving federal and state authorities over immigration enforcement and troop deployment. The protests drew support from other musicians and prompted responses from local officials, with the upcoming BET Awards confirming the event will proceed despite the unrest.
Finneas reported being tear-gassed during a peaceful protest against ICE in Los Angeles, amid heightened tensions and federal military deployment in response to immigration enforcement actions. He shared his experience and anti-ICE sentiments on social media, criticizing the federal response and supporting protesters.
Billie Eilish announces the release date of her third album, "Hit Me Hard And Soft," set to come out on May 17. The album, written and produced by Eilish and her brother Finneas, promises to deliver a blend of hard-hitting and soft sounds while defying musical trends. Eilish expressed her excitement and nerves about the upcoming release, emphasizing that the album will not feature any singles and will be presented to fans all at once.