Leonardo DiCaprio gave Adrian Grenier $50,000 to help his whale bro

For more than a month now, former Aquaman Adrian Grenier has once again trained his searching eyes on the ocean, the palatial beachfront home to all his sea-bros. And much as he once watched out for Jerry Ferrara in the early seasons of Entourage, Grenier has a soft spot in the heart area of his V-neck for another large, unloved creature—the world’s loneliest whale—whom he hopes to put in a movie, like you do for your friends. Now Grenier has received some last-minute help from Leonardo DiCaprio, his sea-bro on land.
Responding to the sound of Grenier’s frantic splashing, DiCaprio came through in the Kickstarter’s waning hours to pledge $50,000 to 52: The Search For The Loneliest Whale, a Grenier-produced documentary that will attempt to find the “52 Hertz Whale.” More than just Nags Head, North Carolina’s favorite alternative-rock band (mostly covers, few originals), the “52 Hertz Whale” is the somehow even sadder story of a whale discovered in 1989 by the late bio-acoustician Dr. William Watkins, who named it for the unusually high, extremely rare frequency of its calls. The frequency of its voice is so high, in fact, most whales refuse to respond to it, while others are actively driven away. It’s what led Watkins to name his unhappy find the Lonely Whale, since Kristin Chenoweth wasn’t famous yet.