Timothée Chalamet Seeks DiCaprio's Wisdom on Fame

0:00You're listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News Now. Timothy Shalamey recently lost the best actor Oscar for his role in Marty Supreme to Michael B. Jordan. He also drew heavy criticism after a comment about ballet and opera-wimmed viral online. Now, the 30-year-old star is getting guidance from industry veteran Leonardo DiCaprio on managing fame and scrutiny. The sources say DiCaprio, who was also nominated that year, is quietly mentoring Shalamey. The goal is to help him stay professional amid the Hollywood spotlight. DiCaprio has long been seen as a model for building a lasting career without letting drama take over. Insiders praise Shalamey's talent but stress he needs to grow up fast. They point out that protecting his work and avoiding the celebrity circus is key to longevity. Many young actors have faltered by not following this path. DiCaprio's own approach has kept him relevant for decades. He focuses on the craft and skips the pitfalls that the rail others.

1:01Shalamey has reportedly talked with him already. Still, questions remain about whether Shalamey is really listening. Experts believe he has the skills for a 40-year run in the industry, but only if he masters handling the pressure. CNN is brought to you by our sponsor, Comfort You Can Hear, Sound You Can Relax Into, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.