Charity

Leonardo DiCaprio doesn't want to hear your petty problems, so don't even try it. He spent a few months filming "Blood Diamond" in Mozambique and witnesses poverty at its worst and doesn't think any of us have the right to moan about our lives.

He said, "There's astounding conditions but what I was left with, after spending time in Africa, is it really was the power of the human spirit there and the fact these people have been through so much and they were still dancing in the streets.

"I don't want to hear what we, as Americans, have to deal with when you're immersed in a place like that for six months and you see the extreme levels of what they have to deal with."

Um...aren't you bothering me with YOUR issues Leonardo? Take your own advice and shut it! Now go buy me a car. Actually, I think he should move there and help them full time. He's not gonna need a lot of dough to do this, so he can give me his fortune. I'll put it to good use. I know! It's the holidays, but the holidays make me selfish! Did somebody say diamond?

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Prince William and the hunkness that is Prince Harry are apparently organizing a charity concert in honor of their mother, Princess Diana, next year. The concert will be on July 1st, their mother's birthday and be one of the first events at the brand new Wembley Arena in London.

The Daily Mail reports:

The new stadium is due for completion in June 2007. The venue, costing £757million - double the initial estimate - and 15 months past its original deadline, is in desperate need of a spectacular and flawless launch.

It is understood that the Princes hope that by celebrating their mother's life on what would have been her 46th birthday, the sting will be taken out of August 31 - the date on which she died in Paris.

Because next year is the tenth anniversary of her death, they are aware that the date is bound to resonate publicly more than ever.

An official announcement is due to be made on December 12 but plans for the concert were set in motion during the summer after a series of discussions with their Private Secretary, Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, in which William and Harry expressed a desire to honour their mother's life and continue the legacy of her charitable work.

The Princes have apparently already asked Madonna, Beyonce and Kylie Minogue to all participate. All chicks, eh? I see how it is. They should make their stepmother, Camilla Parker Bowles, sing "Candle in the Wind" now that's a show!