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^Love those pics of them 😍 Thx for sharing the article @kellybsblover and big kudos to Kristen to stand up for Leo Everyone else who is judging a person (in this case Leo) you know literally nothing about but some little distant moments should be utterly ashamed. It's just the lowest saddest most wrong behaviour on social media and in general and I hope none of you will ever expierence such a hurtful hunt. I'm so disappointed in people right now and I can't believe someone here is truly thinking Leo deserved this awful disrespectful treatment while the same person is calling themself a fan of him. None of this makes any sense to me.

Omg love this look Are there more pics of this era/look??? 😍

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Thanks. I agree 💯 and bless your true fan heart. That's all

Just some more pics of Leos pap stroll (is he wearing allbirds? LOL). However thx for that grumpy Leo I also can't believe they mentioned his weight again. What is it with press and people in general fatshaming this man for decades???

^because the silly 25 myth is just that. It's nonsense. I can't believe people are actually thinking that someone (Leo) is dumping women systematically when they reach a certain age like wth? Is he sitting there with a stop watch while waiting? LOL Beside from this Leo isn't always the one who ended those relationships. So maybe Cami dumped him, who knows? Or maybe they're still together.

Deux is still insisting in the podcast he's "dating" Gigi.

^Didn't know he's friends with Selma and her husband. Even though...

This article states nothing new BUT it's just online for a couple of hours and trending on the site. Looks like everyone is rooting for KOTFM ☺️ Oscar buzz is already around Killers of the Flower Moon It hasn’t even been released yet! Here is all the information you want on the movie, which is based on a well-known non-fiction book. The second half of 2022 will see the release of a number of intriguing films. That includes the acclaimed Martin Scorsese film Killers of the Flower Moon, which is based on a nonfiction book and has an all-star ensemble. The movie is an American Western criminal drama, and reviewers anticipate it to be a major smash. At the 2023 Academy Awards, Killers of the Flower Moon is expected to be a strong candidate. Here is all the information you need to know about the movie, such as the release date, the cast, and other details. In November 2022, Killers of the Flower Moon is anticipated to be released. A precise release date has not yet been declared. The movie is available for viewing in theatres as well as on Apple TV+ at home. In March 2016, Imperative Entertainment outbid other parties for the rights to the movie and paid a $5 million price. The COVID-19 epidemic caused a delay in production that was originally scheduled to start in the first quarter of 2020. Oklahoma’s official start date for filming is April 19, 2021. Who Plays What Roles in the Film “Killers of the Flower Moon”? William Hale, played by Robert De Niro. This is Scorsese and De Niro’s eleventh movie together. Ernest Burkhart, William’s ethically ambiguous nephew, is portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio. Jesse Plemons plays Tom White, the top FBI agent. The spouse of Ernest is Lily Gladstone. Killers of the Flower Moon is under the direction of Martin Scorsese. Nine times he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director, and only once for The Departed did he take home the prize. Together with Eric Roth, who won the Oscar for writing the script for Forrest Gump, he co-wrote it. Additionally, Scorsese will work once more with Rodrigo Prieto, the film’s director of photography. The Irishman, Silence, and The Wolf of Wall Street are a few of the previous works by the duo. The last two movies garnered Rodrigo nominations for Oscars. What’s the Story of the Film? The 2017 nonfiction book Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann served as the basis for the film Killers of the Flower Moon. The movie will centre on a string of killings that happened in the 1920s in Oklahoma’s Osage Nation, a Native American band when oil was found on tribal grounds. The FBI, which had just been established, became interested in the killings, which were planned by cattleman William Hale. The FBI’s perspective on their investigation into the killings is anticipated to be presented in Scorsese’s film. Source

I've been a bit on the STAR WARS train since the new Obi-Wan show, so... don't judge me for this but my brain is probably trying to compensate the lack of Leo lately LOL CINEMATIC PARALLELS we deserve 🍿 What men think to know about LOVE & STARS philosophical edition We'd be living a lie - one we couldn't keep even if we wanted to. Could you, Anakin? Could you live like that? No, you're right. It would destroy us. Source He knew his mind would never again be free to romp like the mind of God. That falling in love would change his destiny, forever. Bonus: Source men + pointing to the ⭐⭐⭐ Source + Source Spoiler

They can't and they don't. They're just posting everything what comes through their door.

Some people think it's Yolanda sending those messages to DM trying to make Leo and Gigi happen Also didn't she accused Zayn of some really bad shit? So the same people accusing Camis mom being too much involved in her daughters relationship should probably reconsider if they want Leo near this mama bear who sees opportunities at every corner.

Gaspards last movie is gettin some love.

Maybe I give it a try then one day. Thx for the recommendation 🌼

^I watched it once. Barely remember much but the ending which I concider as pretty unexpected at least for me 😵 So repeating the story again seems pretty dull to me. Especially for a horror flick.

Literally me when I see the conviction of people thinking they know all about a strangers relationship. No offence but at least you guys make me laugh 😄

This new Orphan movie looks so bad omg LOL (even though I'm happy to see queen Julia Stiles back) God I love her 👑🌈 and Heath also Kat Stratford is my spirit animal right after Rose 🦄 But back to Orphan 2 it just seems to repeat the same story. I will never understand why Hollywood is spending money for such uninspired prequels.

Well seems like Leo really isn't in the mood when he's not in mood LOL But he's also not a zoo animal so I don't understand why people think they allowed to treat celebs however they want. Australian radio hosts recall awkward Leonardo DiCaprio moment (...) His story prompted Sarah and Fitzy to chime in with a similar fail involving Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio, who they'd spotted out one night at LA's Roosevelt Hotel when they were visiting the city. "You'd had a few drinks, Sare, and I dared you to go over and [ask for a photo]," Fitzy began. "He had his hat down, he had a cigarette in his mouth … the hand went up, 'I don't do photos', and Sarah just turned around and came back," he recalled, with Sarah joking that people should "be friendly at 3am". "And then I tried to get the sneaky [photo] on the side anyway and security got my phone," Sarah added. Source

Another article about the whole Leo/dark money situation pointing out those accusations aren't making any sense at all LOL Fox News Attacks Leo DiCaprio For Funding 'Nuisance' Climate Lawsuits, Daily Caller Gets Confused In the US legal system, a "nuisance" isn't just an annoyance, it's a term of art used to describe either the use of one's own property in a manner that interferes with another's use of theirs ("private nuisance"), or doing something that hurts the community writ large ("public nuisance"). For example, a private nuisance might be like a neighbor's dog that barks 24/7 or cigarette smoke that drifts up into your child's bedroom, while a public nuisance would be if a company dumps toxic waste into a river. The dozens of lawsuits against fossil fuel companies on the grounds that the carbon pollution from their product represents a public nuisance that's raising sea levels, worsening extreme weather and otherwise hurting public health, are known as "climate nuisance" suits. The climate is the subject of the public nuisance lawsuits. If you're talking to someone who knows all about it, you'd refer to them as "climate nuisance" lawsuits. It's also worth noting that "nuisance lawsuits," are not at all the same thing as "frivolous lawsuits." A frivolous lawsuit (or motion, or pleading, etc.) is one that wastes the court's and other parties' time, money, and resources with no reasonable legal or factual basis for success and attorneys can be sanctioned for filing such a lawsuit. It's Rule 11(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and every lawyer learns it in their first semester of law school. We say all this, because a story that Fox News ran this week (by dedicated climate disinfo guy Thomas Catenacci) accuses Leonardo DiCaprio of funding climate nuisance lawsuits. The Catenacci story, republished at the NY Post and picked up by the Washington Examiner tries real hard to turn some emails to and from academics talking about climate lawsuits into a scandal by calling a funding recipient a "dark money group," (despite the story coming from a dark money group and former tobacco lawyer now funded by the fossil fuel industry). But the person who apparently replaced Catenacci at the Daily Caller clearly needs an explainer. Kay Smythe, "news and commentary writer" at the Daily Caller, headlined her copy+paste version of Catenacci's story as: "REPORT: Leo DiCaprio Used Dark Money To Annoy People With Climate Lawsuits." The Caller's staff apparently either itself thinks, or wants its readers to think, that the point of these lawsuits isn't to hold companies accountable to clean up and repay the public for the damage caused by their pollution, but is instead just annoying them with "nuisance climate-related lawsuits," using the term in the colloquial sense instead of the accurate legal sense it's being used in the FOIA'd academic emails that form the basis of the attempted hatchet job. In their zeal to look clever, the Daily Caller confused the term "nuisance" for "vexatious" or "frivolous". For Smythe and any non-legalese-speakers in the audience, here's a sentence using the terms accurately: Chris Horner, who fed this story to Catenacci about the emails referencing the DiCaprio foundation support climate nuisance lawsuits holding fossil fuel companies accountable, is better known for getting paid by fossil fuel companies to target climate scientists with baseless or frivolous and harassing or vexatious FOIA lawsuits demanding they release their emails in an attempt to rerun the Climategate disinfo playbook. Given that the Daily Caller is less known for hiring smart reporters than it is for repeatedly hiring racist white nationalists, we can't say we're surprised. But since they were just copying the work of Catenacci without actually adding anything of value, it is impressive that they nonetheless found a way to make the sad little story of DiCaprio actually doing something decent with his money even more asinine! Source Little side note: The Daily Caller was founded by now-Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

Idris Elba talking yet again about Leo Idris Elba has Leonardo DiCaprio to thank for his 'realistic' lion fight in 'Beast' When adventure calls, Idris Elba lets it go to voicemail. "If I go on vacation – and that's a big if – I'm good with sitting still," says the actor, who finds himself on the holiday from hell in his new survival thriller, "Beast." "My wife (model Sabrina Dhowre) is not that: She wants to be a tourist and get around, but I'm fine just being chill and looking at my environment. I'm very boring like that." Elba's latest onscreen outings are anything but dull: In "Beast" (in theaters Friday), he plays a widowed doctor named Nate Samuels, whose South African getaway with his young daughters (Iyana Halley and Leah Sava Jeffries) is thrown into chaos by a ravenous lion. And in "Three Thousand Years of Longing" (in theaters Aug. 26), he stars as a genie who must grant three wishes for a lonely scholar (Tilda Swinton). (...) "The actual fighting of the lion was really difficult," Elba says. "There were no lions used in the making of this film," so he worked closely with movement performers and stuntmen in motion-capture suits to create the computer-generated predator. He also re-watched 2015 survival drama "The Revenant," in which Leonardo DiCaprio gets brutally mauled by a grizzly bear. "The bear sequence that Leonardo does is really realistic and is sort of a benchmark in terms of what we wanted to achieve for the audience," Elba says. "Because everyone who watched that was horrified." Full article