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November 14, 2011

Yes you heard that right, Leo partied and raised money at the same time. According to Page Six, at his bash at NY’s Avenue nightclub, he charged guests for drinks and bottle service and ultimately raised $1.3 million for his Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which funds wildlife-protection projects and provides disaster relief and access to clean water in disaster stricken countries like Haiti.
This is Leonardo DiCaprio talking to a non-famous guy about birthdays:
Leo: Hey man, what did you do for your birthday?
Non Famous guy: Oh you know, tricked out the rims on my Honda Accord and dropped $100 at some strip club with my bros.
December 25, 2009

Kris Allen: "I’m going to go home for Christmas, I don’t know what I’m going to do for New Years! Maybe hangout with some friends. I have always talked about going to New York, so we’ll see what happens.“
Taylor Lautner: "I honestly don’t know...I go to New York then it’s the end of November… then I have to figure out what I do in December."
Robert De Niro via Us Weekly: "I'd like to think of myself as being lucky in that area with my kids and my family. My wife, my family, we all try to keep together on the holidays."
Stephanie Pratt: "I’m trying to get to Miami for New Year’s. I'll be at my parents house."
Drake: "Probably work to be honest, that is all I do these days."
Brooke Hogan: "Getting the candles that smell like pine trees and getting the Christmas tree up. My Christmas tress is already up and it's barely November. All the twinkle lights are up. It’s the time of month where everyone slows down and the family gets together; I love being around my brother. I start Christmas shopping early to get into the feel of it. My mom always instilled that in my brother and I, 'You have to get into the Christmas Spirit' so we do that way before, even before Halloween."
Paris Hilton via Twitter: "Merry Christmas! Hope everyone is having a fantastic day with their family and loved ones! Love Paris :) xoxo"
Emily Blunt: "I'm going home to London for Christmas. My sister and I are going to do Christmas Eve. We're going to cook Christmas Eve. I think we’re going to do a Julia Child extravaganza."
Shayne Lamas: "I am going to fly back Christmas day because my mom and dad will go nuts if I'm not home."
Christina Ricci: "I don't know. I just spent Thanksgiving with my family, and I don't think we have any concrete plans, but I know there's always a Christmas tree at my house!"
Kellan Lutz: "I'm going home to Arizona, which I only get to do once a year. I just adopted a new dog, Kevin. I found a stray on the street. He's like a little Chihuahua .... so I'm taking him to Arizona."
P. Diddy via Twitter: Listening to Fred Hammond!!!! About to watch the kids open the gifts! This is the best part! God thank you 4 this moment!!! Let's go!!!
Jimmy Fallon via Twitter: Merry Christmas!!!!
Lamar Odom: Merry Christmas!!! I hope you all have a blessed day.

The legendary entertainers were praised by Barack Obama on Sunday at the Kennedy Center Honors. They were presented with their accolades at a black-tie event for transforming the arts in America.
Obama told guests they were being honored because they were simply "the best."
He said: “These performers are indeed the best. They are also living reminders of a single truth — and I’m going to steal a line from my wife Michelle here — the arts are not somehow apart from our national life, the arts are the heart of our national life.”
Also in attendance were Jack Black, Ben Stiller, Edward Norton, Matthew Broderick and Philip Seymour Hoffman, among 300 other celebrity guests. Talk about a star studded affair!
Actress Meryl Streep was one of many stars to praise the award-winners. Speaking about Robert, she said: "Bob has earned the respect he enjoys around the world in the thousands of little bitty details.”
Congrats to the boys, you deserve it!
March 3, 2009

It seems like Fallon got some good reviews but naturally there was some bad ones as well.
A Hollywood Reporter critic said, "He tried too hard, stumbled over his punchlines and struggled to make Robert De Niro seem interesting," who basically said that Fallon had a "typically stiff debut."
Then comes the Entertainment Weekly critic who said that, "He did an ultra-ordinary monologue -- one liners about President Obama and the deficit that sounded like material Jay Leno's writers had faxed over from L.A."
"He still looked nervous...His eyes locked onto the cue cards more frequently than at us."
Ofcourse he was a nervous, it was his first day as a late night talk show host! Let's give the guy the break he needs because chances are he will open up and his show will be great.
Did you guys watch his debut? You be our critic, what did you think?
September 8, 2008

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Three of the Nobu locations in London have been targeted by Greenpeace after activists caught the restaurant serving Atlantic bluefin tuna and reportedly not telling the customers what they were eating. That particular fish is extremely endangered, and the World Wildlife Fund has called for a ban on its sale. They accuse De Niro of making a lot of money off these endangered species.
Willie Mackenzie of Greenpeace said: "Nobu and Robert De Niro are clearly making a great deal of money serving up endangered fish and they were reported this year as trying to sell a controlling share of their restaurant chain at a valuation of $400 million.
Now it turns out that Nobu's celebrity clientele are unwittingly pushing bluefin tuna towards extinction, and they should demand that the restaurant stop serving it up immediately. If you were served up something labeled as 'steak' in a restaurant, and only found out later that you had eaten tiger or rhinoceros meat, you would be outraged."
They do have a point! Who do you side with?
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