Finneas O'Connell, the music producer and brother of the pop artist Billie Eilish, has recently faced criticism from a section of social media users.

The 27-year-old singer, songwriter, producer, and actor born Finneas O’Connell has already achieved wild success as a 10-time Grammy award winner. Those accomplishments were linked to his work ...

This post was updated March 6 at 8:23 p.m. When he is on stage, FINNEAS takes the audience through a roller coaster of emotions. As part of his ongoing concert series “For Cryin’ Out Loud!

In January, Finneas covered the Zombies’ 1968 classic “Time Of The Season” for Triple J’s Like A Version series. Colin Blunstone, who sang lead vocals on the original recording, ...

A viral AI-generated TikTok from a Billie Eilish fan account prompted Eilish's brother, Finneas O'Connell, to call out its environmental impact. The TikTok, posted by @g4yforbilliee, invites ...

Music lovers likely first met Finneas via the songs he cowrote and ... her rise with his roles in film and TV -- particularly as Glee's Alistair -- and that charm and professionalism shows during ...

For the last two seasons, Aidan O’Connell has been a solid quarterback option for the Las Vegas Raiders. He came in during the second half of his rookie season, playing impressive football as ...

BAFTA winner Jack O’Connell (Sinners) has closed a deal to join the next theatrical feature in Legendary’s Monsterverse franchise, Deadline can reveal. Character details are being kept under ...

Kevin O'Connell could have considered J.J. McCarthy's knee injury a significant setback during the quarterback's rookie season and heading into his second season. As the team prepares to move on ...

After signing quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to a massive contract fresh off an injury did not work out well, the Raiders turned to then-rookie quarterback Aidan O'Connell to lead the team.

Southern Charm newcomer Molly O’Connell will always remember her late brother, who died at the age of 14. “His name was Patrick and he was severely intellectually disabled,” O’Connell ...