Matt Damon condemned ICE's "lack of training" in the wake of the Renee Good shooting in Minneapolis. While at the premiere for his new Netflix movie "The Rip," Damon sported a "Be Good" pin to protest the shooting that took place in Minnesota on Jan.

At the premiere of his new Netflix movie "The Rip," Matt Damon explained to USA TODAY why he wore an ICE protest pin that says "Be Good."

Jan. 14 (UPI) -- Matt Damon and his family stepped out for the New York City premiere of the Netflix film The Rip Tuesday. The film, which arrives on the streamer Friday, stars Damon and Ben Affleck as police officers who stumble upon millions and must navigate mounting trust issues.

Matt Damon turned a high-profile movie night into a warm family moment as he arrived at Netflix’s “The Rip” premiere in New York City with his wife and daughters by his side. The event took place on January 13,

Matt Damon, who stars as Greek warrior Odysseus in the upcoming film "The Odyssey," revealed the diet hack that helped him slim down for the role.

Matt Damon tackled his end goal flawlessly. The actor, 55, opened up about cutting down his weight for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming Greek epic “The Odyssey,” while on Jason and Travis Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast Wednesday. Jason, 38, told the Hollywood vet that he looked “pretty yoked up” in set photos circulating online.