Jade Bahr

addiction is a beast 😅

Not my favorite movie.

Funny I just watched this movie last night. Actually I'm doing something I never did in my 25 years as a Leo fan. I watch all his movies chronologically in a row. Seeing him grow as an actor literally not in years but days. It also made me watch movies I haven't seen in years (like Critters, This Boys Life and The Basketball Diaries) or even never before (The Foot Shooting Party and next Celebrity). If I have to rank his movies I watched so far it's: 1. What's Eating Gilbert Grape 2. This Boy's Life 3. The Basketball Diaries 4. Critters 3 (female director) 5. The Foot Shooting Party (female director) I quit Poison Ivy (female director) because well I think he's just in there for 2 seconds lol It also made me realize that Leo did work under female direction more than once even though the movies aren't very good.

Daily dose of party Leo 🐺

LOL Colin Farrell won probably the best award at the Razzies this year The least-coveted awards in Hollywood were announced this week as the Razzies came to town. There were some big winners at the Razzie awards but mostly all for the wrong reasons. The Annual Golden Raspberry Awards run alongside the Oscars each year to honour the very worst Hollywood has to offer. However, in a great turn of events, it looks like the Irish Hollywood takeover is enjoying even more success this year. The Banshees of Inisherin star and Best Actor nominee Colin Farrell probably came away with the best award you could win at the Razzies, the Redeemer Award. The Dub was given the prize for redeeming himself for his leading role in 2004's critically-panned Alexander, where he was nominated for Worst Actor, by becoming the 2022 Best Actor Oscar frontrunner. If you're going to win a Razzie, that's probably the best of the lot. Source

Season 4. Probably one of my favorite shows. This character is so fucked up. Love it LOL

The way he's sitting like he needed this amount of space between his legs for some reason 😄 Source

The Dunnes 💕

She really looks like she won in the lottery. Cute 😄 But meeting Leo in person is indeed something very special I can confirm from experience 🥰

I love everything about this show but especially the music and clothes 🤩

Clip of Leo in the last one: https://www.instagram.com/p/CpnM5a4MrZy/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Do you guys think Leo dyes his hair?

Never saw this movie before. Gosh it was BEAUTIFUL 😍

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 09: (L to R) Leonardo DiCaprio, Sonia Guajajara, Minister of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil, and Gasparini Kaingang pose in the winners room at the Green Carpet Fashion Awards 2023 at NeueHouse Hollywood on March 9, 2023 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Dave Benett/Getty Images for Eco-Age) Movie news and Leos face all in one day. Must be easter already

PTA movie update. Gosh maybe we see Leo on a movie set this year afterall. LOL he's not not right

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So maybe Colin will win his oscar with the Batman spin off looking like this filling all the prosthetic boxes 😄 But I see it's a mini series so maybe the emmy for consolation ☺️ Still haven't seen "The Whale" but I like Brendan Fraser and his comeback momentum as I was blown away by Austins performance in ELVIS so may the better/more lucky guy win I'm just a sucker for hot irish men blinding my objectivity 😚💚

Billy Dunne 😊

One of my all time faves.

Uhm... what??????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is this a serious site? Exclusive: Leonardo DiCaprio Reteaming With Quentin Tarantino For Final Movie We've learned that Leonardo DiCaprio will appear in Quentin Tarantino's final feature film. We still don’t know what the director’s final film will be, but we know of one of the stars who will appear. Our trusted and proven sources have told us that Leonardo DiCaprio is set to appear in Quentin Tarantino’s final movie. Whether or not it will be the long-rumored Kill Bill 3 or something else has yet to be revealed. For some time now, Tarantino has vowed to end his feature directorial career with his tenth film, though last we heard the director hadn’t chosen anything, and everything from Kill Bill 3 to Star Trek 4 was in the running. The latter of those two has since been put to bed, and now that we’ve learned Leonardo DiCaprio will be in the feature, it would seem to suggest Kill Bill 3 isn’t Quentin Tarantino’s most likely choice. While DiCaprio’s romantic partners may be on the younger side, the actor will turn 49 years old this year and — unlike David Carradine when he appeared in the Kill Bill films — doesn’t have a lot of experience playing martial arts masters. That doesn’t completely discount the notion of Kill Bill 3. Tarantino’s films are known to be ensemble affairs and while Leonardo DiCaprio doesn’t tend to play second fiddle to other stars, for the Oscar-winning Quentin Tarantino, The Revenant star might make an exception. He could play a supporting character who doesn’t need to throw any fancy kicks like Michael Parks or Julie Dreyfus in the first film. Regardless of what part he plays in the film, Leonardo DiCaprio is fated to be given high praise in any mention of the career of Quentin Tarantino, particularly when it comes to the second half of the director’s time behind the camera. DiCaprio’s first time in a Tarantino feature was in the director’s seventh film, 2012’s Django Unchained. DiCaprio played hard against type as the film’s chief villain — the unapologetically sadistic and racist plantation owner Calvin Candie from whom Django (Jamie Foxx) and Dr. Schultz (Christoph Waltz) seek to liberate Broomhilda (Kerry Washington). Leonardo DiCaprio worked with Quentin Tarantino in the director’s latest feature, 2019’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. This time DiCaprio played the protagonist Rick Dalton, a 1950s TV star who finds his celebrity fading at the twilight of the 1960s. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood found both DiCaprio and Tarantino nominated for Oscars (Tarantino for 3), though sadly neither won in their various categories. We’d like to tell you we have an idea about when we’ll get to see Leonardo DiCaprio in Quentin Tarantino’s final film, but judging by the intervals between his previous movies, it’s impossible to even guess. This July will mark four years since the wide theatrical release of Tarantino’s ninth film, and a quick glance at IMDb tells us that the longest interval between his releases so far is six years (between 1997’s Jackie Brown and 2003’s Kill Bill: Vol. 1). As soon as we know more, we’ll make sure you do too. Source