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Court records show a lawsuit filed against Leonardo DiCaprio (dih-KAP'-ree-oh) by his neighbors over a basketball court has been dismissed.
The red-headed kid who used to write for "The Simpsons" has really moved up in the world. This week, Conan O'Brien takes over Jay Leno's spot on with Will Ferrell as his first guest and Pearl Jam as the first band to appear on the show. (June 1, 11:35 p.m., NBC.)
Some of my recent favorite reviews from other film critics involve calling out movies that were clearly made with awards on the brain.
I genuinely regret never having read Richard Yates’ novel “Revolutionary Road,” not only because its admirers tell me it’s a compelling look at mid-century ennui but also because any future attempts to read it will be tainted by the dreary film adaptation currently being inflicted upon audiences.
Both became movie heartthrobs at a relatively young age. Each has snagged three Academy Award nominations. Neither has escaped the scrutiny of the tabloid press.
In Button (Brad Pitt) starts life as an elderly man and ages backward. Which means he begins with Depends and works his way up to Pampers. Could this film be this year’s big Oscar winner? Some comparisons to “Forrest Gump” have been made, so perhaps. (Opens Dec. 25)
The good news: Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt saved us the agony of living through exclusive coverage of a bridal shower, bachelor party and rehearsal dinner.
The stories are varied: A man ages backward, a nun suspects a priest of pedophilia, the rise and fall of a Latin American revolutionary, a married couple questions their life choices and a classic confrontation between a journalist and a politician. The sources are plays, popular novels and pure imagination. The directors are A-list: David Fincher, Ron Howard, Steven Soderbergh, Gus Van Sant, John Patrick Shanley and Sam Mendes. And their stars — Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Brad Pitt, Benicio Del Toro, Sean Penn and Leonardo DiCaprio — are some of Hollywood’s best. But will one of these six films take home the best picture Oscar? We’re betting on it.
Now that the presidential election is behind us, we can finally start obsessing about the really important race — what movies are in contention for best picture?
The first time out, Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio's romance went down with the ship.
Say what you will about celebrities’ place in politics, but as America goes to the polls, there's no denying that Hollywood’s civic-minded have made an impact on election interest.
Leonardo DiCaprio says he's not ready to be a father. The 33-year-old actor, who has an on-and-off relationship with model Bar Refaeli, says he has no plans at the moment to settle down and start a family.
It was more than a little awkward for Kate Winslet to film sex scenes with Leonardo DiCaprio in front of husband Sam Mendes, who directed the stars in the upcoming drama "Revolutionary Road."
Every time he comes home, Leonardo DiCaprio is practicing what he preaches. The environmentally conscious actor has bought an apartment in Riverhouse, an eco-friendly building overlooking the Hudson River.
It's hardly a titanic struggle, but a dispute between Leonardo DiCaprio and his neighbors isn't departing anytime soon.
Police will seek the extradition of a woman accused of fleeing to Canada after slashing Leonardo DiCaprio with a broken beer bottle at a party in 2005, authorities said.
About a decade ago, when Leonardo DiCaprio was on the cusp of megastardom and Al Gore was the U.S. vice president, the two talked together about global warming.
Leonardo DiCaprio wanted to give up acting for a time after the hit movie "Titanic."
Leonardo DiCaprio knows global warming is a problem, and he wants answers.
Leonardo DiCaprio Selling His Malibu Home For $8,999,000 : The Real Estate BloggersLeonardo DiCaprio is selling one of his Malibu, California homes for 9 million dollars. The 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom 2,400 square foot home has private access to a cove. The actor is renowned for his love of privacy and this home does offer that.
Just A Minute With: Sam Mendes on "Revolutionary Road" Sam Mendes was already a top theater director when, at age 34, he burst onto Hollywood's scene with his film directorial debut, "American Beauty," a dark tale of dysfunction in a suburban family.
DiCaprio on Passing Torch to Efron: Crazy Like a FoxFair and Balanced? That's debatable. Truthful? Not so much.
"If you're not going to vote I don't even know what to say to you anymore"Film stars including Forest Whitaker, Leonardo DiCaprio and Dustin Hoffman joined forces with Google on Wednesday in a campaign to get US citizens to vote in the coming presidential election.
Captain America Lands Titanic Casting RumorOn the heels of Iron Man's massive box office success, few moviegoers will admit now if they had their doubts upon hearing of Robert Downey Jr. landing the title role.
Leonardo DiCaprio Goes GreenHollywood once again is showing that it has a social conscience and the power to help save the multitude who are suffering from global warming.
DiCaprio, supermodel, arrive in Israel - Yahoo! NewsJERUSALEM - Leonardo DiCaprio arrived in Israel with supermodel Bar Refaeli this weekend, creating a paparazzi storm.
Gore looms large in Clinton camp's fears.JUST hours after Al Gore was fawned over by Leonardo DiCaprio and a host of other Hollywood luminaries at this week's Academy Awards ceremony, Hillary Clinton's top advisers got together to consider how best to handle what was threatening to become a tidal wave of pressure fo …
World Diamond Council Seeks to Sterilize "Blood Diamond"This shows the power of public opinion and consumer spending.
Leo DiCaprio gets into reality TV biz with eco-friendly showLeonardo DiCaprio is getting into the reality television business. The star of "Titanic" has teamed with Pilgrim Films & Television and Madison Road Entertainment to create a reality show that will chronicle the eco-friendly reconstruction of an American town.
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