Corey Feldman is Getting a Lifetime Achievement Award, You Guys

The Young Entertainer Awards will honor star of “Stand by Me,” “The Goonies”

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At the ripe old age of 46, actor Corey Feldman is receiving his first Lifetime Achievement Award.

The child star of iconic films like “Stand by Me,” “The Goonies” and “The Lost Boys” will accept the top prize at the third annual Young Entertainer Awards this April, the group announced on Wednesday.

Feldman is certainly emblematic of a Hollywood child star, and the organization has a noble cause to assist and encourage physically or financially disadvantaged young performers.

In addition to Feldman, the ceremony will honor 13-year-old Anthony Gonzalez, the voice of Miguel in Pixar’s Oscar-winning “Coco.” He’ll receive the first-ever Breakout Young Entertainer of the Year Award at this year’s ceremony and perform with his family’s mariachi band.

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