Ruffalo SHUTS DOWN O'Leary, Keaton Gushes Over O'Hara, TikTok's Trump Turn!

Mark Ruffalo Criticized Kevin O'Leary Over Billie Eilish's Anti-ICE Speech

Mark Ruffalo publicly criticized Kevin O'Leary on social media after O'Leary made comments regarding Billie Eilish's anti-ICE speech at the Grammy Awards, according to Variety. The incident occurred in the wake of Eilish's speech, which sparked controversy and debate among social media users.

Ruffalo's response to O'Leary was direct, telling the "Shark Tank" host to "STFU" on Threads, Variety reported. Ruffalo also referenced O'Leary's role in "Marty Supreme," suggesting O'Leary was simply playing himself.

The controversy surrounding Eilish's speech and Ruffalo's subsequent comments were among several recent entertainment and political updates. Other news included Reshona Landfair's upcoming memoir detailing her experiences as a victim of R. Kelly, according to multiple sources. Landfair's memoir aims to reclaim her identity and advocate for survivors.

In other entertainment news, the indie horror film Iron Lung experienced unexpected success, according to Variety. Additionally, the FBI became involved in the search for Nancy Guthrie, multiple sources reported.

In a separate story, Michael Keaton reflected on his experience working with Catherine O'Hara at an awards show two years prior, according to Time. Keaton recalled a comedic bit they attempted during their presentation that did not land well with the audience. "To this day, I replay it in my head, feeling like I let her down," Keaton said, adding, "To work comedically with Catherine, as I was lucky to get to do not just at the awards..."

Meanwhile, changes at TikTok in the United States have been described as a "mess" since the platform transferred into the hands of new owners at the government's urging, according to Vox. David Pierce, The Verge's editor-at-large, told the "Today, Explained" podcast that the issues on TikTok are "less about censorship and more about normal internet problems."