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Steve Martin Celebrates 80th Birthday and Continues Acting and Music Career
At 80 years old, Steve Martin continues to make waves in the entertainment industry. The legendary actor and musician is currently starring in the popular Hulu series Only Murders in the Building, which is set to return for its fifth season on September 9, 2025. Martin has announced that this show will likely mark the end of his acting career, signaling retirement after the series concludes.
In addition to his acting work, Martin's cinematic legacy is being kept alive through streaming platforms. His classic film Three Amigos!—featuring Martin alongside Martin Short—will be available for free streaming on Pluto TV starting August 1, 2025.
On August 14, 2025, Martin celebrated his 80th birthday in a unique way by participating in a role as an employee at the Disneyland Magic Shop. This could be connected to the upcoming movie Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, indicating ongoing involvement in film projects even at 80.
While recent news has focused more on Martin's acting and film legacy, he remains known for his exceptional skill as a banjo player and musician. However, no specific new music releases or achievements at age 80 have been reported in the latest available sources.
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift has announced a new album, though the exact title and release date are yet to be confirmed. There is no direct connection established between Steve Martin and Taylor Swift's news.
On a different note, Beyoncé made headlines for her performance at an NFL game in Houston, where she rode a white horse into the stadium and wore a cowboy hat. Beyoncé won an Emmy for her costumes in the halftime show, marking another achievement in her illustrious career.
Once again, Steve Martin, known for comedy hits like "Roxanne" and "Father of the Bride", continues to make a mark in the entertainment industry, proving that age is just a number.
Steve Martin continues his presence in movies-and-tv and entertainment, with his latest project, the fifth season of "Only Murders in the Building," slated for September 9, 2025, on Hulu. His love for music also persists, though recent updates failed to unveil new music releases or achievements at age 80.
