Leonardo DiCaprio though he has attended many Academy Awards ceremonies in his career, never quite got used to it, because it’s exciting getting nominated each time. The 49-year-old actor has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor six times as of 2024.

On the red carpet before the 2020 Oscar ceremony where he was nominated for Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood as a leading role, DiCaprio emphasized how important it was to be nominated because it brought honour. As per People, he said each nomination felt different to him.

The Titanic actor reflected on his multiple Oscar nominations, “It is that old cliché that its an honor to be nominated, but it really is.” He told Tamron Hall of ABC more about Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood, “When you work on these films for a long time you put everything you have into them to have other people recognize it like that, it’s a fantastic feeling.”

DiCaprio won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 2015 for his lead role as Hugh Glass in The Revenant, directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. 

Speaking to Hall, he pointed out that it was Tarantino who managed to create an atmosphere which brought the best out of everybody when performing on set. Regarding his work with Pitt on Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood, The Wolf of Wall Street actor expressed kinship towards Brad Pitt.

Twilight will always be an evergreen film, and now we know it! At the latest Eras Tour stop, Hayley Williams paid tribute to Robert Pattinson’s vampire roots.

During Taylor Swift’s London show on August 17, the Paramore frontwoman gave a shoutout to Suki Waterhouse and her fiancé for her special opening performance. Before performing Paramore’s 2008 track Decode, Williams praised Waterhouse for successfully opening the London show.

“Did you guys see Suki earlier?” the lead singer asked, before leading the crowd in a round of applause, according to a fan who captured the footage.

Williams then turned the audience’s attention to Waterhouse’s longtime partner, who famously portrayed vampire Edward Cullen in Twilight alongside Kristen Stewart, a.k.a. Bella Swan, in the hit franchise.

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman’s latest superhero movie, Deadpool & Wolverine, continues to break records. It has reportedly become the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever, earning $1.086 billion at the global box office. The epic, adventure-packed film featured many nail-biting scenes and surprising cameos. Recently, the co-writer of Jackman’s 2017 film Logan shared his thoughts on the opening scene of this newly-released Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, for which the Prisoners actor reprised his beloved character Wolverine.