Leonardo DiCaprio - (Please Read First Post Prior to Posting)

[Jade Bahr]

11 hours ago, YouNoMe said:

And, uh, maybe a Wolf of Wall Street mood board? 

Noted ✔️ This will be fun because Jordan is shameless

[Jade Bahr]

13 hours ago, Jade Bahr said:

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[BarbieErin]

It was said this was at Beverly Hills Hotel 

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CbqeGi8FoWg/?utm_medium=copy_link

[oxford25]

Barbie

 

Tks for video  

 

Do we know when this was taken ?  

 

As we do know ,  prior to 2020 , there were two times we knew Leo watched the Oscars in the Polo Lounge at Beverly Hills Hotel with a group, so was this video from Oscar night or last night, do you now ? 

 

As we know the first two pix below were at first wrongly labeled  by at fan site at being taken Oscar night,  when AFLO caption  stated they were taken when Leo & Cami were in NY 

 

And the last pic was taken Saturday night when Leo was on the way to Richie's Oscar party in Bel Air 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[AliceT]

[oxford25]

Alice T

 

Tks for KOTFM filming info  

 

I guess if in pap pix we see a ‘change in Leo’s hair on the sides’ ,  we’ll know he will take part in the May filming  

[YouNoMe]

Re: Will Smith's Outburst. 

 

I don't know if what I'm going to say will count, or will tally to any type of defence. Most of what's said is arguably neither here nor there. And I can't remember if I've ever rated good acting growing up. But here's my point ↖️, growing up American and then 90s 💽 in America makes Will Smith a very familiar face. I can't say if I possess any depth in my back then inclinations, he was active and I responded to his activity. The decision he made on Sunday, March 27th is no shorter than speculative. Violence 🔫 is supposed to be a violation and the means it travels 🛅 is expected to be necessary. But what was necessary about that? Posing a question invalidates the action. But in his defence, he felt he was defending his defenceless. There was a better way, no doubt. And above all, his efforts are considered, by many, to be in vain. I suppose the question is this: now that he has dug a ditch, precipitously diving in it, should we bury him or allow the realisation of his actions to disturb him, as we turn an understanding eye? 

 

@AliceT I was wondering about him and KOTFM reshoots.

 

Thanks all for the updates! 

[oxford25]

More info from Tulsa World newspaper as to what they are supposed to be filming in mid May

 

 

[Sugarwater]

Not sure if you all follow Cara Jade Myers who plays Anna in KOTFM. But she was in Tulsa March 19th for the Osage Sovereignty Dance. Here is one of her posts about it. Sounds like she was able to meet some of the cast of Reservation Dogs while she was here. She also says she can’t wait to get back to Oklahoma.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CbqyerRpEkf/?utm_medium=copy_link

[oxford25]

Sugarwater

 

Tks for info  

 

Yes , I follow Jill and Lily as well 

[oxford25]

This article claims about the KOTFM scene they will film in May will only involve Osage cast members , Osage extras , and Osage crew members 

 

Soo if accurate, it seems Leo won’t be part of this additional filming

 

 

[Jade Bahr]

moodboard: Jordan Belfort / requested by @YouNoMe 🦄

 

 

 

 

When I was young I thought money

was the most important thing in life.

Now that I am old,

I know that was right.

[YouNoMe]

It's all WOLF-TACULAR 🐺.  

 

 

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[YouNoMe]

15 hours ago, oxford25 said:

Soo if accurate, it seems Leo won’t be part of this additional filming

I perceive he'll be there anyway.

 

-Just a couple of pics!

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[YouNoMe]

UNHAPPINESS IS A ROAD TO REVOLT.

 

 

MARRIAGE IS A MOOD TO BROOD, HOW BOUT A BOARD TO RECORD 🎥 IT?  

 

 

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[Jade Bahr]

Oscars ‘wokefest’ has turned off viewers, say critics. Does the ‘DiCaprio effect’ on climate prove them wrong?

 

 

DiCaprio used his 2016 Oscars acceptance speech to say that climate change ‘is the most urgent threat facing our entire species, and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating’

 

There has been much handwringing in Hollywood over the fate of the Oscars, which took place for the 94th time on Sunday amid much unscripted drama.

 

Last year’s Academy Awards drew a dismal 10.4 million viewers, not even making the top 100 most watched TV broadcasts of 2021, amid years of waning interest. It remains to be seen whether 2022’s slimmed-down programme will fare any better.

 

Critics have cast blame in various directions. The awards have been condemned for their lack of diversity after all 20 acting nominations in 2015 and 2016 went to white actors, leading to the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.

 

A third pandemic year, and now Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine, may have sapped a weary public’s ability to care much for what happens in Tinseltown. As actor Seth Rogen told Insider recently: “I don’t care who wins the automobile awards. No other industry expects everyone to care about what awards they shower upon themselves. Maybe people just don’t care. Maybe they did for a while and they stopped caring. And why should they?”

 

Others point to the Oscars’ so-called “wokeness”. The Academy Awards have long been used as a platform for causes, from Marlon Brando’s protests for Native American rights and Vanessa Redgrave’s support for Palestine in the 1970s to more recently issues of MeToo, systemic racism, mass incarceration, LGBTQ rights, animal suffering and climate change.

 

Conservative publicationThe Spectator this week dubbed the Oscars “a snorefest of nonstop virtue signalling”.

 

But at least a few high-profile instances offer a weighty counter argument to the claim that viewers switch off to issues aired in the glitzy setting. One such moment has been dubbed the “DiCaprio effect”.

 

In his 2016 acceptance speech for Best Actor in The Revenant, Leonardo DiCaprio used about half of his allotted minutes to talk about the climate crisis.

 

“Climate change is real, it is happening right now, it is the most urgent threat facing our entire species, and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating,” he said.

 

Cue eye rolls and grabbing the remote in response to platitudes from a jet-setting A-lister like DiCaprio – even one with a long history of environmentalism and a dedicated foundation for climate issues.

 

And yet, big data had something different to say. According to one academic study, DiCaprio’s speech caused an immediate bounce in social media activity related to climate change.

 

The research team, led by Eric C. Leas and John W. Ayers from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, analyzed Google, Twitter and news articles following Oscars night. They compared interest in climate change to two previous events – the United Nation’s 2015 Conference of the Parties (COP), where the historic Paris Agreement was signed, and Earth Day.

 

While DiCaprio’s Oscars speech saw an insignificant increase in traditional news coverage, tweets and Google searches skyrocketed compared to those events.

 

“Tweets including the terms ‘climate change’ or ‘global warming’ reached record highs, increasing 636 [per cent]… with more than 250,000 tweets the day DiCaprio spoke,” the researchers wrote, far surpassing the daily average effect of COP and Earth Day.

 

Google activity was also dramatically higher: searches for “climate change” or “global warming” increased 261 per cent and 210 per cent the day DiCaprio spoke, and remained higher for four more days, representing 104,190 and 216,490 searches.

 

Professor Leas told The Independent this week that it was a striking example of how people seeking out a social cause away from a top-down organised event, in what the researchers dubbed “organic advocacy”.

 

He also explained that there were direct links between what DiCaprio said, and what people searched.

 

“For example, [DiCaprio] said something like climate change is going to affect indigenous people the most, and the word indigenous spiked. Whereas other things related to climate change, like carbon taxes or electric cars, he didn’t mention and they didn’t go up,” Prof Leas said.

 

“It gives a sense that if you’re clear with messaging, people are going to respond to that message.”

 

It’s not the only impact that has come directly from an Oscars speech. During her 2018 acceptance for Best Actress for the movie Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Frances McDormand set off a frenzy of Google searches after she finished her speech with the words “inclusion rider” – a contractual requirement that actors can ask for to ensure diversity in cast and crew.

 

The Merriam-Webster dictionary account later tweeted: “’Inclusion’ is our top search on the night, followed by ‘cinematography,’ ‘in memoriam,’ ‘feminism,’ and ‘rider.’”

 

Inclusion riders have gained traction in Hollywood – and beyond – in the years since.

 

DiCaprio’s speech translated into real-world action may be more squishy, particularly since it deals with such a multifarious subject as climate change. “A lot of it is just about getting people to engage with the message,” as Prof Leas pointed out.

 

However, a separate study conducted by his research team did show concrete action.

 

“When Charlie Sheen went on Good Morning America to talk about HIV, we showed the hour that he was on-air was the most Googled ever for HIV-related information,” Prof Leas said. “Later, a pharmaceutical company for over-the-counter HIV testing kits reached out, and they also showed that sales for their product went up [at that time].”

 

DiCaprio’s latest film Don’t Look Up – a thinly-veiled climate change allegory which has smashed streaming records on Netflix - failed to win any of the four awards it was nominated for at Sunday’s Oscars.

 

Regardless, it’s debatable whether a plea like DiCaprio’s would still pierce through five years on, given the steady bombardment of climate disasters now visible to millions.

 

And while the A-List crowd vied for the Hollywood spotlight on Sunday, it’s the climate crisis which once again this week stole the show – with a record-shattering early spring heat wave in California.

 

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[Jade Bahr]

20 hours ago, YouNoMe said:

MARRIAGE IS A MOOD TO BROOD, HOW BOUT A BOARD TO RECORD 🎥 IT? 

 

 

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I put Frank & Aprils troubled marriage on my list ✔️

[oxford25]

Jade

 

Tks for yet another wonderful mood board  

 

YouNotMe

 

Tks for all the wonderful RR pix  

 

Re KOTFM/May filming : For sure the news outlets could be ‘claiming’ the filming will involve only Osage to discourage onlookers from appearing at filming site hoping to see stars like Leo  

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Leo attendedvpolitical fundraiser last night , below is screenshot from girl's insta