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Updated Appearances and Recent Photoshoots including one from 2019.
Updated the gallery for recent events from Oct 9 to December 7.
Our gallery is currently under a server change. So please be patient. It will be back soon. Gallery is now fully restored.
Today Leo turns 50. We would like to wish him a very good birthday and wish him all the best.
With the U.S. presidential election just a month away, a bevy of boldface art-world names is mobilizing in support of Vice President Kamala Harris. This October, the Artists For Harris Advisory Committee is hosting a sale of artworks to support the Harris Victory Fund.
Vice President Harris has her own ties to the art world as a former board member of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Now, the artistic community is giving back with a star-studded collection of works by 167 artists, including Simone Leigh, George Condo, Jenny Holzer, Christopher Wool, Carrie Mae Weems, and Ed Ruscha. Famed actor Leonardo DiCaprio also pitched in, donating a Josh Smith from his personal collection.
Source: CulturedMag
This December we celebrate 25 Years Online.Its been a journey with new fans and staff helping us with this site and making it what it is. Now that we are all older and have families of our own. Most have moved on. Its been a pleasure owning this site and I never meant to be here this long. If anything it was a hobby. Thanks to new fans and old. This site may be coming to a close. Not sure on our exact date. But just letting you know ahead of time. Its not a sure thing. But a possibility. Thank you for making this site your #1 resource for Leonardo DiCaprio lovers.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s Sacramento-shot thriller has a name and a slated 2025 release date, say reports.
“The Battle of Batkan Cross” is set for an August 2025 theatrical release, according to IMDB. The film shoot took over sections of downtown Sacramento in February, including the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel on J Street and Gordon Schaber Sacramento County Courthouse, with fans hoping to catch a glimpse of director Paul Thomas Anderson, DiCaprio and crew.
The project by Anderson — known for “Licorice Pizza,” “There Will Be Blood,” “Magnolia,” and “Boogie Nights,” among others — is said to be a return to the works of novelist Thomas Pynchon. The film reportedly adapts Pynchon’s novel Vineland for the Northern California-set crime thriller. Anderson’s “Inherent Vice” (2014) starred Joaquin Phoenix and Josh Brolin.
Source: Sacramento Bee
Producer Stacey Sher gave Deadline the latest update along what has been the very winding road to adapting Erik Larson’s bestselling non-fiction classic, The Devil in the White City, for the screen.
The project has been in various stages of development since before Deadline revealed that Leonardo DiCaprio had bought the film rights to the book in 2010. He subsequently set it up as a feature at Paramount with Scorsese to direct and himself to star. In 2019, Hulu announced that it was developing the project as a big-budget series with DiCaprio and Scorsese exec producing. Last year, Hulu decided not to proceed with the project. ABC Signature, which had the project in Association with Paramount Television Studios, indicated at the time a continuing commitment to the project and hope of finding it a new home. That was in March 2023.
Source: Deadline
