DANNY TREJO

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The 75-year-old Chicano actor, known for his roles in Machete and From Dusk Till Dawn, recently shared with fans that he's been sober for 51 years. Trejo has been open about his time in and out of jail during the 1960s. "God has blessed with me great friends, a great support system and great people around me," he shared. Robert Rodriguez was the one who said, 'Lets make a great bad guy a bad-looking good guy.' His growing empire includes Trejos Donuts, Trejos Tacos, Trejos Cantina and Trejos Cerveza.

Actor Danny Trejo might be best known for playing the bad guy, but in real life he's a hero. Trejo sprang into action to save the passengers trapped in an overturned car in Los Angeles, including a little boy with special needs. A super fit mom is posing with her removed breast implants to show the importance of loving your body just how it is. And did you know presidential candidate Kamala Harris and talk show host Montel Williams used to date? RELATED STORIESPregnant Mom 'Freaked Out' When Ultrasound Showed a Skeleton in Her BellyPlus-Size Women Slay in Photo Shoot Promoting Body Positivity3-Year-Old Dies After Getting Trapped in Washing Machine

The 75-year-old Machete actor came to the rescue Wednesday after two cars T-boned at a Los Angeles intersection. A little boy with special needs and his grandmother were trapped inside. The boy was strapped in a car seat and Trejo climbed into the mangled metal. Once freed, the grandma and the boy give Trejo a well-deserved hug and a thank you before being taken to the hospital to be cared for. RELATED STORIESGood Samaritans Rush In to Help People Trapped in Smoking CarGood Samaritans Help Cop With Middle Finger Stuck in TrunkGood Samaritans Rescue Driver After Truck Flips Over

(CNN) - One of Hollywood's best-known villains, Danny Trejo, came to the rescue of a baby that was trapped in an overturned vehicle in Los Angeles. The overturned vehicle that was sitting on its roof still had a baby strapped into a car seat inside. "The only thing that saved the little kid was his car seat," Trejo told a photographer on the scene. The Los Angeles Fire Department told CNN affiliate KABC that three people were taken to a hospital. "Everything good that has happened to me has happened as a direct result of helping someone else," Trejo told CNN affiliate KABC.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood actor Danny Trejo, known for his tough-guy roles in such films as Machete, helped rescue a young boy who was trapped in a car that overturned in a Los Angeles traffic collision on Wednesday. The boy, strapped into his car seat in the back of the car, and his grandmother, who had been driving, were both trapped in the overturned, partially crushed vehicle. Jackson crawled in on one side of the wreck to unbuckle the boy from his car seat, and Trejo pulled the child out from the other side. He was panicked, and I said, OK, we have to use our superpowers, and so he screamed, Superpowers! and we started yelling, Superpowers, Trejo recounted. KABC-TV reported that nobody was seriously injured, although three people, including the grandmother and young boy, were taken to a hospital for medical evaluation.

One of the cars was overturned as a result of the collision and Trejo, and a fellow bystander, jumped into action -- rescuing a child trapped inside, according to ABC7 Eyewitness News. The 75-year-old actor reportedly crawled into the wreckage, but was unable to get the seatbelt unbuckled on the child's car seat. "And the only thing that saved that little kid was his car seat, honest to God," he told the local outlet. The Los Angeles Fire Department shared with ABC7 that three people were taken to a hospital, though none have life-threatening injuries. He was right behind a crash in Sylmar and pulled a special needs baby out of an overturned car.