‘Tis the season for gratitude, love and kindness. As families reflect on Thanksgiving and head into the Christmas season, much of the focus is on thankfulness, peace and love.
“Malibu Dan the Family Man” stars Andrea Logan White and Kelly Stables recently revealed some behind-the-scenes details about their popular sitcom. White, who plays Holidae Sinclair, and Stables, who portrays Kate Marshall, dove deep into their favorite bloopers, memorable moments and more.
Actor T.C. Stallings refuses to compromise his faith and values, turning to God as he continues to navigate his successful career in Hollywood. Stallings, a former professional football player, never planned to enter the entertainment industry, but an unexpected experience inside a movie theater a decade ago left him with an undying passion for storytelling.
Skye Marshall felt like something was off-kilter in her professional career. The Air Force veteran initially thought she was on the right path when she landed a successful job at a pharmaceutical marketing firm — but she soon learned that the cubicle life just wasn't for her.
Veteran TV host Kathie Lee Gifford is a gifted entertainer who has found widespread success over the decades, but it's her deep Christian faith that most defines her.
Greg Laurie has now personally led thousands of people to Christ, preaching to young people and adults, alike.
Singer Austin French is on a mission to make music that reaches fans' hearts and souls. French, 24, recently shared his incredible journey from skeptical pastor's kid to popular Christian musician — an exploration that forced him to question absolutely everything, including his childhood faith.
Jamie Nieto, a two-time Olympic high jumper-turned-actor, has accomplished quite a bit in his life. But he faced his biggest challenge in 2016 when confronted with a life-changing injury that threatened to leave him paralyzed.
Actor Bart Johnson might have one of the most interesting stories in Hollywood. Johnson stars in the new, modern adaptation of "Little Women" as well as in the "High School Musical" franchise, but perhaps more importantly, is helping save the lives of drug addicts who are desperately in need of assistance.
"There are very few issues where you can confidently look forward 100 years and say people are going to look back at us and say we're barbarians — people are going to look back at us and say that we're engaged in an act of great moral evil," he said.
