Hot Sauce of the Day: Teen Idol Double Feature

November 24, 2008 at 8:30am PST
Tags: Hot Sauce, Lakers, Leonardo DiCaprio, zac efron
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

We knew Leonardo Dicaprio was passing the teen idol torch on to Zac Efron, but we didn't realize how hot the transition meetings would be!

Behold two of our favorites, Leo and Zac-y Pooh, front row at Friday night's Lakers game. So much hotness, so little time! Leo better just make sure that Megan Fox isn't hiding out in his bushes too.

What do you think they were discussing? We're betting it involved haircare products and the most effective strategies for dodging screaming teenage girls. We would give anything to be the meat in that smokeshow sandwich!

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November 24, 2008 - 11:54am — Anonymous (not verified)

Leo looks like he is really

Leo looks like he is really regretting his decision to attend that game...

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