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  • DiCaprio flies his LA friends 6,000 miles ...

    07/03/2016 9:08:52 AM PDT · by samtheman · 28 replies
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ ^ | 2 July 2016 | RICHARD SIMPSON
    Full Title: What planet are you on, Leo? DiCaprio flies his LA friends 6,000 miles around the world so they can listen to his speech on GLOBAL WARMING But instead of holding the event in Los Angeles, where most of his guests are based, they will fly halfway around the world to the glitzy French resort of St Tropez – at enormous cost to the environment.
  • Johnny Depp

    07/26/2003 5:23:36 AM PDT · by westgirl123 · 145 replies · 1,844+ views
    USA News and Views ^ | 07/26/03 | Paul Walfield
    However, Johnny loves “France and [to] be living in a tiny village with nothing around. There is still the possibility to live a simple life. You can go to the market, walk about, buy fruits and vegetables -- the things they did 100 and 200 years ago. We have moments when we're sitting in our house and our kids are playing, and we look at one another and think, 'Thank God we escaped.’” For Johnny, buying a cucumber or a cabbage from a market is primitive living and living and being in America is a place and state of being,...
  • Johnny Depp, Pirate of St. Tropez

    07/15/2003 8:31:46 AM PDT · by political_chick · 69 replies · 1,320+ views
    USA News and Views ^ | 07/15/03 | Paul Walfield
    USA Weekend.com ran a July 6, 2003, story on the “always offbeat” star of the new Disney movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.” Basically, the story on Depp is a condemnation of America, its people and its place in the world. Johnny “loves” America, but prefers France. He moved there five years ago and has never looked back. You see France is far more civilized than America for Johnny as he is “shocked by the gun violence in American schools and feels it is far safer raising a family in France.”