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July 5th, 2010
01:09 PM ET
Leonardo DiCaprio toots the vuvuzelaEven A-list stars can’t resist the lure of the vuvuzela! Oscar nominee Leo DiCaprio was spotted blasting the long red trumpet – and possibly annoying music legend Mick Jagger – as he watched Germany claim victory over Argentina at the World Cup quarter final soccer match on July 3. DiCaprio, whose mother, Irmalin, is German, was seated directly behind Jagger at Green Point Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa. As he watched Germany beat its rivals 4-0, the 35-year-old “Inception” star would frequently stand up and unleash that distinctive toot – right near the Rolling Stones rocker’s head. Let’s hope 66-year-old Jagger – who was accompanied by his young son Lucas - was a good sport and didn’t end up with a Titanic headache. |
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Leonardo dicaprio toots the vuvuzela.. Bully 🙂
No, it's "Definitely annoying music legend Mick Jagger"
Vamos Deutschland!!! God bless Germany!
So?
Germany has big jugs.
Hey, hey, hey...I don't really care who he eats for breakfast. That's just inappropriate!
So glad to hear this. I wondered what Dicaprio was doing and how he was fairing. (really slow news day)
he was definitely wearing a WVU ball cap.
This is so dumb, not even real news!!!
You expected to find real news on CNN?
that's what i was wondering, keefus! go mountaineers! 🙂
Why was Leo wearing a West Virginia ball cap???
I don't care what Leo does, or to whom. He is absolutely georgeous and very talented.
deutschland is the greatest country in world!
"As he watched Germany beat its rivals 4-0..."
Since when did they start using the pronoun IT to refer to a country in sentences? Is that sentence not supposed to be "As he watched Germany beat HER rival 4-0..." or can I also apply for a job at CNN because it seems anyone can be a journalist these days.
How do you know Germany is a female? Is there some inside info I'm not getting?
"It" refers to the team in this case, not the country.
germany is a female..they are
I think the proper phrasing would have been to state that Germany beat "their" rivals.
If you want to get technical Deutschland (Germany) is refered to as the fatherland, not a motherland.
German chics are hot.
Seems you used the word IT to describe a job. Uhm...it is a country and therefore should be described as IT. Like you – you a a dumbtwIT.
That's his, not hers
Life is just like dat.
Does anyone else hate celebrities jumping on the latest fad?
Nope, we just hate when you complain about celebs jumping on to the latest fad.