Celebrities have great power to influence our lives, and it’s up to us to choose to follow those celebrities who live by values we admire.
In this 2010 Guideposts story, actress Glenn Close shares what it’s like having a loved one who has bi-polar disorder and explains why we need to destigmatize mental illness.
The TV show host regularly gives talks about the value of vocational training and the growing problem we’re seeing in younger generations joining the workforce. Another job Rowe has taken on with Somebody’s Gotta Do It is to just provide some quality entertainment to families tired of the slog of bad news they see on TV. Mike Rowe also brings us a new audience and the value of purpose over passion.
Graduation speeches offer inspiration to everyone, even those who are not receiving a diploma. Whether or not you’re a graduate, we hope these inspirational quotes from famous commencement speeches will bring you encouragement and motivation.
All her life, her mother helped pave the way for her success. Now, as her mother battles Alzheimer’s, Marcia Gay Harden takes the journey with her.
Musician, author, activist, humanitarian and CEO Justin Dillon discusses the issue of human trafficking and the efforts he has made to put a stop to it.
In this story from June 1949, Gale Storm, star of stage, screen, recordings, radio and, especially, television, shares how faith had a positive impact on her marriage, her family and her career.
A woman, saddened by the news that an old flame has passed away, finds comfort in Adele’s heartfelt recording of “Hello.”
The comedian and star of the new film Chappaquiddick shares how his family is recovering after Jeannie Gaffigan’s life-changing health scare.
John Legend and Sara Bareilles star in Jesus Christ Superstar Live. See how their faith-filled childhoods influenced their approach to the roles.
The legendary singer and actress, who later turned her attention to animal rights activism, passed away on May 13, 2019.
The actress gets brutally honest about her struggle with her weight, past family trauma, and her star-making role on NBC’s hit TV show.
After years of struggling with life’s storms, the popular ABC News chief meteorologist and TV personality finally found the courage to face up to her crippling depression
