Daylight Come And Leo Want To Go Home

Now about as welcome as a fart in a wetsuit, Leo DiCaprio's up to his old tricks with infuriating those around him - namely, the authorities. The actor's bodyguards were questioned by Taiwanese police after photographers angling for a picture Monday in Taipei's airport complained that they shoved and insulted them. Admitting inappropriate behaviour and apologising to reporters, no charges were filed against the meatheads who were reported to number three or five. Pictures showed DiCaprio smiling behind sunglasses, a pulled down baseball cap and plastic shopping bag partially hiding his face. Perhaps weary of altercations, the Titanic star holed up in the China Airlines VIP departure lounge for two hours Monday until his flight left. Well-tanned and considerably less porky than when last sighted by the media, DiCaprio was on his way to Los Angeles from Bangkok after completing shooting of The Beach on Thailand's Phi Phi Le Island in the Andaman Sea last week.