Kirk Cameron

Oh good. Kirk Cameron is pushing his fanatical beliefs on us. Again.

Happy National Sibling Day, brothers and sisters around the world!

This holiday, which apparently really does exist, serves as a precursor to the more balleyhooed Mother's Day and Father's Day, each of which will take place over the next couple months.

Kirk Cameron says a controversial viral video of him blurting out "God hates f-gs" is not only 15-20 years old, but is being posted by haters trying to defame him.

Kirk Cameron is out to save Christmas.

Huh, you might be wondering, I didn't know Christmas is in danger.

One of many faces in a crowd 1,000 strong, Kirk Cameron attended the wedding of Jessa Duggar and fiance Ben Seewald last weekend in Arkansas.

The Growing Pains actor, 44, posted a picture with the now-newlyweds Jessa Duggar and Ben Seewald to his official Facebook page on Monday.

Saying no to sex when so many fans freely offer up the goods takes serious dedication to one's beliefs, be those beliefs religious, moral, or just plain good sense.

Many celebrities, male and female, find themselves with a choice of bedfellows on any given night and while some of them take advantage of the revolving door of diddles, others prefer to keep their number of sexual partners low. Perhaps even in the single digits. Like as in a single person.

It's well established at this point what Kirk Cameron thinks gay marriage is not just unnatural, but "destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization."

This is a man who is on record saying he would tell a gay child that, "just because you feel one way doesn’t mean we should act on everything we feel."

Ahhh, siblings. You can't live with them, you can't kill them. 

KIDDING! 

Kirk Cameron, a former child actor who has referred to homosexuality as unnatural and destructive, took to Facebook this week and slammed the Grammy Awards for featuring 33 marriage ceremonies - many of them same-sex couples - on stage Sunday night.

The unusual event took place during a performance of performance of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' "Same Love," with Queen Latifah officiating the unions.

The trailer for Kirk Cameron's new movie, Unstoppable, was banned by Facebook and YouTube, but the ban has since been lifted on both, to his delight.

“Victory!! Friends, you did it,” the former Growing Pains star wrote on his personal page after a campaign to get the bans overturned was successful.