Billie Eilish defends political activism and denies rift with brother Finneas

10 articles · Updated · Variety · Apr 28

In an Elle interview ahead of her concert film release, Eilish revealed her fourth album is over halfway finished and pledged $11.5 million from tour earnings to charity.
She reaffirmed her outspoken criticism of ICE and billionaires, referencing her Grammy speech and past comments directed at Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.
Eilish emphasized the strength of her relationship with Finneas despite touring separately, dismissing rumors of a falling out and highlighting the unique bond of sibling collaborators.

As Finneas launches a new band, what does the future hold for his iconic partnership with his sister Billie?

How is Billie Eilish's $11.5 million tour pledge being used to challenge the policies she publicly denounces?

With Elon Musk's wealth now exceeding $800 billion, can celebrity criticism from stars like Eilish actually influence billionaires?

What does Finneas's new role scoring for Netflix's 'BEEF' reveal about his ambitions beyond producing for Billie?

How might legendary director James Cameron's involvement shape Billie Eilish's upcoming 3D concert film experience?

After a protester was deported, what are the real-world consequences for a global star taking on controversial issues?