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Mark Ruffalo publicly slammed Kevin O’Leary after the Shark Tank star criticized Billie Eilish’s anti-ICE Grammy speech, telling him to 'STFU' and praising Eilish’s message that immigrants should be treated with dignity; Finneas also defended his sister as celebrities respond to immigration policy at the Grammys.
Mark Ruffalo defended Billie Eilish after Kevin O’Leary criticized her Grammys remarks about immigration, replying on Threads with 'STFU' and accusing him of double standards; Eilish’s statements—'no one is illegal on stolen land' and 'Fuck ICE'—were met with mixed reactions, while Finneas and others weighed in and Ruffalo noted his longstanding activism.
Mark Ruffalo slammed Kevin O’Leary on Threads for criticizing Billie Eilish’s Grammys remarks, calling out a double standard and defending Eilish’s message that no one is illegal on stolen land. O’Leary had dismissed her speech on Fox News, while Eilish’s brother Finneas defended her, and Ruffalo even referenced a jab about O’Leary’s role in Marty Supreme.
The U.S. Treasury Department is hosting a Washington, D.C. summit to launch 'Trump Accounts,' a new tax-advantaged IRA for children. President Trump and Treasury officials will be joined by Nicki Minaj, Marty Supreme, Kevin O'Leary, Cheryl Hines, and Scott Bessent; the event will feature policy briefings and expert discussions and be streamed on X, with a Super Bowl commercial planned to promote the accounts.
Kevin O'Leary met with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at the 'Marty Supreme' premiere, found him to be a pleasant and charismatic individual, and plans to discuss housing policies with him, despite previous criticisms of Mamdani's proposals.
Kevin O’Leary, known as Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank, made his acting debut in the film Marty Supreme as a villainous character, showcasing his tough persona and eccentricities, and expressing interest in future roles as a villain using AI or in spy films.
In the film 'Marty Supreme,' Timothée Chalamet insisted on performing a real spanking scene with a ping pong paddle, refusing a stunt double, which led to a lengthy and intense filming process. The scene has garnered attention and added to the film's buzz, which is already popular and Oscar-contending.
Kevin O'Leary, a 'Shark Tank' investor, starts his day at 5 a.m. without an alarm, cycling 12 miles, and focusing on three key daily goals using a 'signal and noise' approach. He skips breakfast, works out for 1.5 hours, and manages his emails by avoiding them, preferring messaging. His routine includes careful diet, limited wine, and strategic napping, though his filming for 'Marty Supreme' temporarily disrupted his schedule. Overall, his disciplined routine emphasizes health, focus, and efficiency.
Intel faces significant challenges with declining market share and financial struggles, prompting the US government to acquire a nearly 10% stake in the company. Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary criticizes this move, calling Intel a failing company that should have been sold off years ago. Despite efforts by new CEO Tan to cut costs and pivot towards AI, skepticism remains about Intel's ability to regain its former dominance in the semiconductor industry.
Kevin O'Leary, inspired by Steve Jobs' no-nonsense leadership style, emphasizes that success is not about being liked but about being respected and focused on results, even if it requires tough love and disregarding feelings.
Kevin O’Leary warns Gen Z students against pursuing consulting careers, calling it a 'drift into hell' that taints resumes and limits future freedom, and encourages them to pursue entrepreneurship instead for true independence.
Kevin O'Leary, during an appearance on "Fox & Friends Weekend," discussed the potential economic repercussions of former President Donald Trump's conviction, emphasizing the broader implications for the American legal system and the country's global image. O'Leary warned that the trial and its aftermath could have a significant impact on the U.S. economy and the "American brand," urging people to consider the long-term consequences of belittling a former president.
Fox Business host Larry Kudlow asked Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary to loan Donald Trump $464 million for his New York bank fraud case, claiming it would "protect America's name." O'Leary ignored the plea, emphasizing the need for due process and Supreme Court intervention. Trump's lawyers revealed they were unable to find a corporate underwriter for the bond, and Kudlow is not the only Fox host seeking wealthy conservatives to help cover Trump's bond, with Mark Levin also expressing frustration.
"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary advises against merging finances in relationships, emphasizing the importance of maintaining individual financial identities to avoid potential disaster in case of divorce or the death of a spouse. He advocates for prenuptial and cohabitation agreements, and supports the use of platforms like HelloPrenup to address financial disparities between partners. O'Leary urges individuals to keep investment accounts separate and stresses the significance of maintaining financial independence within relationships.
Kevin O'Leary, known as "Mr. Wonderful" on "Shark Tank," is interested in purchasing TikTok if a bill prohibiting Chinese ownership passes. He warns that Chinese proprietors won't sell the algorithm, posing challenges for U.S. buyers in retaining the user base and addressing data mining concerns. O'Leary notes the difficulty in determining the full purchase cost and cites the example of X (formerly Twitter) losing market value after ownership transfer. The bill to restrict foreign-controlled applications received bipartisan support, with concerns raised about executive power and national security.