“The Wolf of Wall Street” didn’t just tell the story of a crooked stockbroker who scammed millions of dollars that he blew on drugs and hookers — the Leonardo DiCaprio movie was itself ...

The Wolf of Wall Street has been criticized for how much it downplays the victims of Belfort's crimes, and it largely focuses on him ripping off the wealthy. According to The New York Times ...

A photograph of Jordan Belfort -- the party-loving finance crook whose high-flying life and epic downfall inspiredMartin Scorsese's “The Wolf of Wall Street” -- sold for $200,000 at a Miami ...

Since being released from jail in 2006, Jordan Belfort, otherwise known as the "Wolf of Wall Street," has accomplished a seemingly smooth transition from federally prosecuted crook, to ...

As a businessman, Jordan Belfort had a monstrous career that saw him earning over $50 million a year on the stock market. As a conman, Belfort is "the biggest Wall Street crook you've never heard ...

In "The Wolf of Wall Street," Martin Scorsese's big, bravura, maddeningly uneven indictment of the extreme financial depredations that characterized the 1990s, DiCaprio plays Jordan Belfort, a ...

The production company behind the 2006 film "The Wolf of Wall Street" will pay the U.S. government $60 million to settle claims that it benefited from a massive Malaysian corruption scandal.

In this sense, "Wolf of Wall Street" is drawing comparisons to David O. Russel's "American Hustle," another fast-paced funny film about some retro ne'er-do-gooders, which stars the Oscar nominees ...

Martin Scorsese used two genuine 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary Editions in "The Wolf of Wall Street." They're both ... 250/330 GTO on the block at one of its art auctions in ...