Every Leonardo DiCaprio Movie, Ranked

Don't look now, but Leonardo DiCaprio season is once again upon us, and we're not talking about his yachting escapades. This weekend, Killers of the Flower Moon—which marks the actor's seventh collaboration with director Martin Scorsese—hits theaters. Flower Moon tasks the now-48-year-old actor with embodying real-life historical figure Ernest Burkhart, who was part of a scheme to marry and kill Osage women in 1920s Oklahoma, gunning to inherit their wealth. Well, since DiCaprio doesn't appear on the big screen every day (or even ever year!), Flower Moon is an occasion to rank all of his movies, from worst to best. Cue the Jay Gatsby cheers!

View in Browser  SHOP EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIBE Every Leonardo DiCaprio Movie, Ranked Don't look now, but Leonardo DiCaprio season is once again upon us, and we're not talking about his yachting escapades. This weekend, Killers of the Flower Moon—which marks the actor's seventh collaboration with director Martin Scorsese—hits theaters. Flower Moon tasks the now-48-year-old actor with embodying real-life historical figure Ernest Burkhart, who was part of a scheme to marry and kill Osage women in 1920s Oklahoma, gunning to inherit their wealth. Well, since DiCaprio doesn't appear on the big screen every day (or even ever year!), Flower Moon is an occasion to rank all of his movies, from worst to best. Cue the Jay Gatsby cheers! Read More The 11 Best Waffle Towels to Complete Your Bathroom Light, airy, and ultra absorbent. Bring that spa feeling home. Read More Five Fits With: Shirtmaker and Uniform-Dresser Erin Reitz The designer, who came into the fashion game through sculpture, doles out some advice on building your own look. Read More The Third Ballot for Speaker of the House Has Come and Gone and Jim Jordan Still Can't Win Well, Lee Zeldin picked up another vote, that of Rep. Mark Molinaro, who represents a Biden district in upstate New York. Speaker pro tempore Patrick McHenry mustered up six votes this time, probably because there are still some dead-enders who still support the notion of "empowering" him so the House of Representatives can get back to work at the job of falling apart again. The third ballot for Speaker of the House of Representatives has come and gone and Rep. Jim Jordan has been slugged upside his head again. Read More A Journey to the Arctic Circle With a Gang of Serious Panerai Collectors Ever been to Svalbard? Want to see the edge of the world with explorer Mike Horn? This Italian watch brand has you covered. Read More The 23 Best Athleisure Brands to Know Now and Treasure Always It's not a trend. It's a lifestyle. Read More 60 Years In, the Rolling Stones Still Have Something to Prove When did Mick Jagger get so sensitive? The first words we hear on Hackney Diamonds, the new album by the Rolling Stones, are "Don't get angry with me." Elsewhere, he adds "Why'd you get so pissed off/Why'd you bite my head off?" and asks what happens "when the whole wide world's against you." It's not a theme you expect from one of rock's great outlaws—isn't the whole point of being Mick Jagger that you don't give a good goddam who gets mad at you? Wasn't the very idea of the Rolling Stones when they started more than sixty years ago to piss off as many people as possible? But maybe feeling a little bit hurt, with something to prove, serves the band well, since Hackney Diamonds—their 26th studio album and first collection of original material in 18 years—is a startling and unlikely triumph, a consistently solid and swaggering set of songs from a group still stretching the limits of what's possible in rock n' roll. Read More Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2023 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779