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Has some really nice and rare photos http://www.leonardodicapriotribe.com/

Posted: 12:07 AM, March 19, 2013 Leo DiCaprio brought his mom, Irmelin, as his date Saturday to see “Lucky Guy” on Broadway. After the show, he headed backstage to greet Tom Hanks and director George C. Wolfe. Hanks was with his son Chester, a k a rapper Chet Haze. DiCaprio and Hanks starred in “Catch Me If You Can.” Also in the audience were the real-life inspirations for characters portrayed onstage in the story of Mike McAlary, including attorney Ed Hayes, Jim Dwyer, Michael Daly, Jim Willse and Bob Drury. http://www.nypost.com/rw/nypost/2013/03/19/pagesix/web_photos/leonardo_dicaprio--300x300.jpg

Thanks for the picture with the fan - really nice photo.

Just Jared with big untagged photos of Leo http://www.justjared.com/photo-gallery/2823537/leonardo-dicaprio-django-unchained-tokyo-press-conference-02/

Thanks++++ One of the best things related to Leo I've ever seen.

you're welcome re. photos posted - i'm not sure whether it's considered "correct" to cite the original sources or not - sometimes on the internet, though, it is difficult to know who the orginator was.

Very nice. Thanks.

And he's out doing charity for environmental causes at the moment, and how cool would it be if it was with 'our' Leo? Full thing by the amazing charlidos here! Thanks. It looks like the photo and the comment was in January. Hardy is in LA now. I believe Leo was in NYC shooting Wolf of Wall Street in Jan.

Never mind those pesky Oscars. Ben Affleck's political thriller "Argo" just swept up three of Hollywood's highly coveted Gold Derby Film Awards: Best Picture, Best Director (Affleck), and Best Editing. Recipients are chosen by thousands of Gold Derby readers, who've doled out these trophies 10 previous times on the eve of the Oscars, often foreshadowing eventual recipients of the academy's equivalent prize. The spaghetti western also reaped Best Supporting Actor for Leonardo DiCaprio, who is the only acting champ at these awards without an Oscar nomination. This is DiCaprio's second win out of six individual bids; he previously garnered Best Actor in 2006 for "The Departed." Two other movies won three awards apiece. Ang Lee's emotional shipwreck drama "Life of Pi," which was nominated eight times, mostly in technical categories, won Best Cinematography, Best Score, and Best Visual Effects. Nine-time nominee "Les Miserables" grabbed the laurels for Best Supporting Actress (Anne Hathaway), Best Makeup/Hair, and Best Sound. Spreading the wealth, Gold Derby voters gave four films two prizes each. "Lincoln," which led with 13 nominations, won Best Adapted Screenplay (Tony Kushner) and Best Actor for Daniel Day-Lewis, who with four career wins now ties Meryl Streep as Gold Derby's most awarded film actor. He previous won Best Actor for "Gangs of New York" (2002) and "There Will Be Blood" (2007), and Best Actor of the Decade for "Blood." "Silver Linings Playbook" won its bids for Best Actress (Jennifer Lawrence) and Best Ensemble. "Anna Karenina" claimed a pair of technical trophies: Best Costume Design and Best Production Design. "Django Unchained" snagged Best Original Screenplay for Quentin Tarantino, his second victory out of nine nominations. He previously won the category for "Inglourious Basterds" in 2009. The spaghetti western also reaped Best Supporting Actor for Leonardo DiCaprio, who is the only acting champ at these awards without an Oscar nomination. This is DiCaprio's second win out of six individual bids; he previously garnered Best Actor in 2006 for "The Departed." Other victors include "Beasts of the Southern Wild," which won Best Breakthrough Performer for its young star Quvenzhane Wallis. "Wreck-It Ralph" was hailed as Best Animated Feature. "Searching for Sugar Man" won Best Documentary. And "Amour" triumphed as Best Foreign Language Film. It's Michael Haneke's second film to rule the category, following "The White Ribbon" in 2009. "Zero Dark Thirty" was this year's biggest shutout, losing all six of its nominations. It's the only Best Picture nominee to go away empty handed

Leo is a producer for a new upcoming film:

Lots of tweets about Timberlake looking like Leo as Gatsby. from golden globes when when he won for best actor (The Aviator)

Annie Leibovitz-photographer: