Leonardo DiCaprio

Local officials are preparing to close the beach because its coral reef and local wildlife have been devastated by too many tourists.

We know who Leonardo DiCaprio is playing in Quentin Tarantino’s mysterious new film.

The James Cameron classic is returning to theaters in a special new format for one week only.

Quentin Tarantino has finished the script for his Manson Family project and Leonardo DiCaprio is in talks for a potential role.

While most of Hollywood has condemned Harvey Weinstein for multiple allegations of sexual assault, Lindsay Lohan is defending the studio mogul.

DiCaprio has signed on to play 26th U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt for Scorsese’s new movie.

With the truly incredible popularity of Marvel comics, characters, and movies hitting a high never before seen in pop culture, it seems like it’s only a matter of time before we get a bona fide Stan Lee biopic. While attending a panel at Wizard World Nashville, Lee himself, along with manager Max Anderson, revealed that there is one actor who would totally be down for the job is he was ever asked: Leonardo DiCaprio.

Leonardo DiCaprio has made a career out of playing historical individuals who were too smart for their own good. From Catch Me If You Can to The Aviator to J. Edgar to The Wolf of Wall Street, DiCaprio’s niche is to play fiercely intelligent men whose vision often exceeded their grasp. So who better to play someone as notoriously ahead of his time  —  and just as notoriously impatient when it came to finishing projects  —  as Leonardo da Vinci? The world-renowned painter, architect, and inventor will apparently be the subject of an upcoming biography, one that DiCaprio’s production company quickly snapped up before it even hit bookshelves.

'There Will Be Blood,' 'Gangs of New York' (alongside Leonardo DiCaprio), 'Last of the Mohicans,' and 'Lincoln' -- these are just a few of the films for which Day-Lewis is famous.

The pop queen sipped from a Starbucks cup and explained that she was extremely jet lagged while launching into one of the weirdest interviews Kemp says he's ever done.

Not many men get around as much as Leo.

When Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro aren’t busy trying to figure out ways to digitally de-age the latter in Netflix movies about professional hitmen, they do field offers from other studios. That seems to be the case now with Imperative Entertainment, the production house that recently snapped up the rights for David Grann’s non-fiction novel Killers Of The Flower Moon: The Osage Murders And The Birth Of The FBI. After spending a whopping $5 million dollars for the rights, Imperative immediately pivoted into convincing the two Hollywood stars  —  and their frequent collaborator Leonard DiCaprio  —  to accept the project on their behalf.