Leonardo DiCaprio Makes Employees Sign A Weinstein-esque Non-Disclosure Agreement

Prospective employees of Leonardo DiCaprio's film production company Greenhour Corp. were asked to sign expansive non-disclosure agreements, an employment requirement used by Harvey Weinstein and many other Hollywood production companies. New hires were presented with agreements that prevented them from revealing private information about the actor, as well as "offensive/inappropriate material" they might have been exposed to while working on Greenhour's films and other projects, according to a copy of the agreement obtained by the Los Angeles Times.

PHOTOS: Mila Kunis Stuns At Premiere In Off-The-Shoulder Black Dress

Mila Kunis turned heads Monday night when she showed up at the premiere of "A Bad Moms Christmas" wearing a gorgeous black off-the-shoulder dress. Mila Kunis attends the premiere of STX Entertainment's "A Bad Moms Christmas" on October 30, 2017 The 34-year-old actress looked absolutely gorgeous in the black dress that had a sequin floral trim along the top, fringe sleeves, and a high leg slit that showed off her curves.

Joy Behar Dresses As ‘Pinocchio Trump’ For Halloween [VIDEO]

The theme of "The View" Halloween was "Once Upon A View," so Behar wore a traditional Pinocchio costume with his sidekick Jiminy Cricket on her shoulder, but added an inflatable nose, orange face paint, and a Trump-like blonde wig. "Well, this is kind of like Pinocchio Trump," she said, removing her hat to show the wig as the audience laughed and cheered.

Sen. Kaine Refuses To Comment On Virginia Church’s Decision To Remove Washington Plaque

Virginia Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine ran away from The Daily Caller Tuesday when asked about his thoughts on the decision of a local church in Alexandria to remove plaques honoring President George Washington, a founder and parishioner of the historic church. Kaine told TheDC he would not answer the question, as he was on his way to deliver a floor speech on war powers.

Tuesday’s Morning Email: What You Need To Know About The Fallout From The Mueller Indictments

BREAKING DOWN MUELLER'S FIRST BIG MOVES Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and business associate Rick Gates were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy and money laundering in connection with the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Here's what you need to know about the pair , who pleaded not guilty in federal court and were released on bail.

Defense to push for leniency for U.S. Army deserter Bergdahl

Lawyers for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl will build their case on Tuesday for why he should be spared prison time for walking off his Afghanistan post in June 2009 and endangering the troops who searched for him. The 31-year-old soldier, a polarizing figure who spent years in captivity and was released in a 2014 Taliban prisoner swap brokered by Democratic President Barack Obama's administration, took the stand at his sentencing hearing on Monday.

Wisconsin a Critical Test for Both Parties in 2018

President Trump's surprise victory in Wisconsin last year left Democrats reeling and Republicans exuberant as they inched closer to complete control of the Upper Midwest swing state. Next year's midterm elections will determine whether the GOP can build on that success and turn the Badger State fully red, or whether Democrats can reconnect with voters in the middle of the country and re-establish their once solid blue wall there.

The Plot to Bring Down Donald Trump

Well over a year after the FBI began investigating "collusion" between the Trump campaign and Vladimir Putin, Special Counsel Robert Mueller has brought in his first major indictment. Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort has been charged with a series of crimes dating back years, though none is tied directly to President With a leak to CNN that indictments were coming, Mueller's office stole the weekend headlines.

Describing Ben Walsh: ‘education mayor,’ good leader, no progressive hero

There has not been a truly education mayor in the last few decades. Yes, the last few mayors have allocated funds for the Syracuse School District and gone to first school day activities, taken pictures with our students from time to time, but none has taken the schools in our city to heart and advocated continuously using their "bully pulpit" as only mayors can do.

GOP: Mueller investigation won’t derail tax plans

News of the first indictments in the investigation by Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller captivated Capitol Hill on Monday night, just as Republicans were putting the finishing touches on their long-awaited tax bill. House Republicans are expected to release their tax bill Wednesday afternoon after months of work, but the already tough job of passing tax reform could get harder if the President -- the most popular and visible voice within the GOP -- grows distracted by the latest Russia investigation developments and allows it to overshadow the legislative work being done on Capitol Hill.

John Kelly says Civil War was caused by ‘lack of the ability to…

White House chief of staff John Kelly said the Civil War was sparked by "the lack of the ability to compromise." A claim by White House chief of staff John Kelly on Thursday that Democratic Rep. Frederica Wilson boasted about procuring funding for an FBI field office in 2015 has been proven wrong by a video released by The Sun Sentinel.

Tech companies find more signs of Russian election activity

Facebook says a Russian internet agency posted more than 80,000 pieces of content during and after the 2016 election, and ... Two Hawaii women who say they were lost at sea never activated their emergency beacon, the U.S. Coast Guard said, adding to a growing list of inconsistences that cast doubt on this harrowing tale of survival. Two Hawaii women who say they were lost at sea never activated their emergency beacon, the U.S. Coast Guard said, adding to a growing list of inconsistences that cast doubt on this harrowing tale of survival.