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 Leonardo DiCaprio Photos and News - July 6, 2008
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| Supermodel Gisele Bündchen bares her bottom, and her soul, on the cover for the July issue of GQ magazine. The Victoria's Secret model also reveals why she hasn't made it to the alter. The reason she isn't married: no one has popped the question. "Yeah," the model admits, "it's true." | |
| Tuesday night belonged to the Boston Celtics, who won their first NBA championship since 1986. Helping them celebrate their victory were several stars, including hometown boys Donnie Wahlberg and Joey McIntyre. The New Kids on the Block singers went crazy following the win, putting on Celtics gear and celebrating on the court. Wahlberg had predicated the win last week. | |
| Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen earned more than $35 million last year, making her the top-earning model in the business. The beauty topped the list of Forbes.com's 2008 World's Top-Earning Models. According to Forbes.com, Bundchen, 27, ended her long-standing agreement with Victoria's Secret in 2007, but still has around 20 contracts that keeps the money rolling in. She has appeared in ads for Disney, Nivea and Aquascutum. | |
| Leonardo DiCaprio has bought a "groundbreaking" eco-friendly apartment. The 'Titanic' actor - who is an outspoken environmentalist - has purchased a 'green' flat in New York's pioneering Riverhouse complex, which offers one-bedroom properties from $835,000 and four-bedroom homes from $2,975,000. | |
| Leonardo DiCaprio is leading the way for living green. Leo drives a hybrid, had solar panels installed on his home in Los Angeles and has now purchased an eco-friendly condominium in the Battery Park City area of Manhattan that overlooks the Hudson River. The 240-unit condominiums, called Riverhouse, are currently under construction and are scheduled to be completed this summer for occupancy. The condo boasts low emission paints, a 24-hour fresh filtered air system, a water treatment facility and rotating solar panels. The high rise building has a 50 foot lap pool, media café, fitness center and a dog spa. The main floor of the building is also going to have a branch of the New York Public Library and a City Bakery. | |
| Actor Leonardo Dicaprio is being sued by his neighbors for allegedly damaging their property during the construction of his basketball court. Dicaprio rents his Hollywood Hills home from his cousin Robert Hrtica, who is also named in the suit filed by neighbors Ronald and Joan Linclau last May. The Linclau's claim that Dicaprio "maliciously" cut and removed hedges, excavated "earth, granite and bedrock", destabilizing their deck and swimming pool, and ignored the family's requests to stop the construction. | |
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