Leonardo DiCaprio Hides While Walking Dog

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Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio hides his face as usual at the Abbot Kinney festival in Venice, CA, while out walking his dog. We think this is Django!
Photo Credit: Splash News

Leonardo DiCaprio Buys Eco-Friendly NYC Condo

Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio, a staunch environmentalist, just bought a luxe eco-friendly New York City pad, according to New York magazine.
Called the Riverhouse, the 264-unit condominium high-rise comes complete with programmable thermostats, a 24-hour fresh-filtered air system, a gray and black water treatment facility, rooftop green landscaping and free bike storage.
The building offers a children’s playroom, indoor 50′ lap pool, media café, fitness center (with yoga studio), indoor children’s Light House, landscaped Riverhouse terrace and a dog spa.
DiCaprio is currently in Boston filming Martin Scorsese‘s Shutter Island with Michelle Williams.

Leonardo DiCaprio: Photo Shoot with Pup

Leonardo DiCaprio and Django
Leonardo DiCaprio and Django
Leonardo DiCaprio, most recently seen in the movie, The Departed with Matt Damon and Jack Nicholson was in a photo shoot years ago with this cute French (or American) bulldog.
We’re actually wondering if this is perhaps, Django, the dog that Leo shares with his ex-girlfriend, Gisele Bundchen, when Django was just a pup!
Update: A Leo fan emailed us and says this is indeed Django the pup he shares with Gisele!

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