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Billie Eilish’s Grammys moment sparks a broader debate as artists speak out on immigration and politics on stage.
Ruffalo responds on Threads to Kevin O’Leary’s critique, calling out double standards in immigrant voices in public discourse.
Hollywood attention centers on whether celebrities should use award podiums to address politics, not just Eilish’s moment alone.

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Task’s FBI agent Tom Brandis leads the rankings as Ruffalo’s current, extended-court role, noted for its humanity amid danger.
Zodiac’s Dave Toschi is celebrated as Ruffalo’s prime enforcement portrayal in Fincher’s modern classic.
Collateral’s Det. Ray Fanning is highlighted for Ruffalo’s stylish 2004 police performance.
The Beat introduces Ruffalo’s wild-card NYC cop Zane Marinelli early in his television arc.
Shutter Island’s Chuck Aule is noted for the film’s twist and Ruffalo’s restrained lawman portrayal.
Now You See Me’s Dylan Rhodes marks Ruffalo’s ascent as a capable federal agent in a heist saga.
In The Beat and Crime 101, Ruffalo is recognized for blending intensity with vulnerability.
Task’s reception highlights Ruffalo’s quieter, more human moments as an across-the-arc agent.
Ruffalo’s diverse cop roles cement his reputation as a versatile on-screen lawman across eras.

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