Leonardo DiCaprio & Bar Refaeli Split

It's the end of the road, once again, for Leonardo DiCaprio and Bar Refaelii.

The Hollywood superstar, 36, and the Israeli supermodel, 25, who had been together for five years – minus a six-month break halfway through – have called it quits, a source confirms to PEOPLE.

The pair began dating in the spring of 2006, and tried to keep their romance low profile despite their stardom.

Stars with mental illnesses

Stars with mental illnesses

Stars who’ve spoken out about mental illness
People have hidden their mental illnesses due to the often negative stigma attached. In recognition of National Mental Health Month, we review some stars who have shared their internal mental struggles.

Catherine Zeta-Jones
While seeking treatment in a mental health facility, Catherine Zeta-Jones' (images of the Oscar-winning actress) diagnosis of bipolar disorder was leaked to the media, her famous husband says. Watch news coverage.

Sheryl Crow
During a low point in her career,Sheryl Crow  suffered a serious period of depression. She said she has struggled with the disease since childhood, but medication and therapy have helped her

David Beckham
Internationally famous footballer David Beckham has suffered from obsessive compulsive disorder. He revealed his compulsion in 2006 and admitted to rearranging hotel rooms to make “everything perfect.”

Mel Gibson
In a 2008 documentary , actor Mel Gibson indicated that he has bipolar disorder and has said he suffers from another mental illness, too. He has recently made headlines with his ongoing feud with his ex-girlfriend.

Paula Deen
Paula Deen is a famous figure in the kitchen, but she used to fear leaving her house. She credits her 20-year bout with agoraphobia for her culinary skills since cooking was an activity she could do at home.

Jim Carrey
Funny man Jim Carrey doesn't seem like someone who suffers from depression, but the actor has long battled the disease. He advocates healthy eating and has spoken out against using these to cope.

Herschel Walker
Former NFL star Herschel Walker revealed his struggle with dissociative identity disorder in his autobiography .The disease caused lapses in his memory, including a major milestone in his life.

Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio  once played the role of an infamous obsessive compulsive disorder sufferer.The “Aviator” star, whose obsession is focused on stepping on things on sidewalks, shared his struggle with the disorder after the movie came out.

J.K. Rowling
British author J.K. Rowling, best known for the “Harry Potter” series, spoke out against the stigma of depression and suicidal thoughts when she revealed her own struggle with the disorder when she was in her 20s.

Best movie one-liners

Best movie one-liners

Best movie one-liners
With the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger to the screen, we got to thinking about his greatest movie lines — when he said "I'll be back," he meant it. Branching out from there, you don't have to have total recall to remember some of these memorable movie zingers and the actors who made them famous.

Clark Gable
"Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn."

Clint Eastwood
“Go ahead, make my day."

Marlon Brando
“I’ll make him an offer he can’t refuse.

Jack Nicholson
“You can’t handle the truth!”

Heath Ledger
“Why so serious?”

Roy Scheider
“You’re going to need a bigger boat.”

Leonardo DiCaprio
“I’m the king of the world!”

Estelle Reiner
“I’ll have what she’s having.”

Robert De Niro
“You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?”

Johnny Depp
"Fuh-get about it!"

Tom Hanks
“Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates….”

Sean Connery
“Bond. James Bond.”

Arnold Schwarzenegger
“I’ll be back.”

Judy Garland
“There’s no place like home.”

Humphrey Bogart
“Here’s looking at you, kid.”

Bette Davis
“Fasten your seatbelts; it’s going to be a bumpy night.”

Thelma “Butterfly" McQueen
“I don’t know nothin’ bout birthin’ babies!”

Karolyn Grimes
“Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings

Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese teaming up again for 'The Wolf of Wall Street'

Martin Scorsese has signed on to direct The Wolf of Wall Street with his go-to leading man of late, Leonardo DiCaprio. The project, which was initially set up at Warner Bros., has had a long and winding history in Hollywood, with directors jumping in and dropping out. Originally Ridley Scott was attached to direct. But then, in 2007, shortly after Scorsese won the Best Picture Oscar for The Departed, he and DiCaprio became attached. Scorsese eventually dropped out and went on to other projects, but apparently the material proved too tantalizing. Based on Jordan Belfort’s memoir, Wolf chronicles the author’s debauched, hard-partying rampage in the world of high finance during the go-go ’90s. Belfort’s law-breaking bender eventually landed him in federal prison. “After almost four years in development, I can’t begin to tell you how thrilled I am to finally be working with Leo and Marty on this,” said Belfort. “They’re the ultimate dream team, and it was definitely worth the wait.” The Wolf script was adapted by Terry Winter, who recently worked with Scorsese on the HBO series Boardwalk Empire.

Leonardo DiCaprio Named The Highest-Grossing Actor Of 2010

Leonardo DiCaprio has never married, but people sure love to watch the guy get sweaty while hallucinating about his dead wife. The actor tops Forbes’ Top-Grossing Actors of 2010 list after the widowerific Shutter Island and Inception took in a whopping $1.1 billion globally. Leo’s decision to play J. Edgar Hoover in an upcoming biopic may seem a little risky in this context—that guy so wasn’t in the “missing his wife” biz—but considering Leo will take home more than $50 million for Critics’ Choice Best Film nominee (and Award Season Tweet Tracker favorite) Inception alone, it’s not like he can’t afford to take the risk.

It’s worth noting that the grosses of animated movies weren’t included on this list, meaning Steve Carell doesn’t get to throw Despicable Me’s $500 million in the pot with his decent but relatively paltry Date Night and Dinner For Schmucks grosses.

Delusional stalker thinks she’s Leonardo DiCaprio’s wife

Leonardo DiCaprio has a steady girlfriend. So he's making sure the "wife" stays away for a while.

A California judge has granted the actor's request for a temporary restraining order against a Chicago woman who, according to court docs, believes herself to be Mrs. DiCaprio. Oh yeah, she also thinks she's carrying the Inception star's child—who also happens to be baby Jesus.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carol Boas Goodson issued an injunction Wednesday against 41-year-old Livia Bistriceanu, barring her from coming within 100 yards of DiCaprio and his property.

In a court declaration, the Titanic heartthrob says the obsessed fan repeatedly tried to contact him "sending me unwanted and unsolicited letters in which she expressed delusional thoughts and irrational feelings, calling and showing up at business I am associated with and, most recently, locating and traveling to my private residence."

Aside from turning up at his home acting "aggressively" and "yelling and screaming," the 35-year-old star also claims the woman—who has twice been placed on psychological holds in the past—has vowed to live with him in the afterlife.

Millvina Dean - Last Titanic Survivor Gets Help from Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet

Millvina Dean, 98 years old, was just 9 weeks old when Titanic meted its fate in 1912. At present, Millvina is getting all the help from the Titanic film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, including director James Cameron, to raise up $30,000 worth of payments for her nursing home bills. It was photographer Don Mullan who informed the Titanic stars about the needs of Millvina Dean.

Don Mullan himself is helping out Millvina Dean by selling the Titanic survivor's photo entitled "Still Surviving". This photo showing Millvina signing autographs in order to collect funds for her nursing home needs is part of Mullan's new photo series he named "A Thousand Reasons for Living." Mullan is still waiting for Celine Dion's reply to help Millvina Dean. To read the full article about the Titanic star's efforts to help Millvina Dean, please visit OMG Yahoo.

Below is a short video of Millvina Dean signing autographs:

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