EVEN in languages you can't speak, you'll hear people knock New York. Why? Because it's the top of the line. Like, take actresses. Nobody bothers to knock Sally Struthers. She's nice, lovely, agreeable, talented etc. But so what? However, people...
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Leonardo DiCaprio has jumped on the African adoption bandwagon--though he may want to hold off on investing in any "World's Best Dad" paraphernalia just yet.
Rather than taking on custody or guardianship of a child, DiCaprio is instead opting for financial sponsorship of a little girl he met while filming "Blood Diamond"--putting his parental commitment level more on par with Sally Struthers than Angelina Jolie.
"You can't help but not be affected when you're in a situation where there is a horrible AIDS rate and there is violence going on and there is poverty," the actor told E! News. "You have to get involved."
