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Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stock-broker living the high life to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal government.

A ruthless stockbroker sells short in the copper business and ruins the life of his friends by ruining their finances.

How much of the Wolf of Wall Street is actually real? From excessive drug use to and crashed luxury cars -- we break everything down for you -- including some true facts so disturbing you WISH they weren't true.

Ford Fischer speaks to Jordan Belfort, the subject of Martin Scorsese's film, "The Wolf of Wall Street."

When Harvey gives Margie an old war bond, she starts dreaming about what she could do with her newfound "wealth".

The legendary director talks about his latest film about Wall Street.

We got together with Actor Henry Zebrowski at Gengis Cohen Chinese restaurant to chat with him about his new HBO show Crashing, the new season of his Adult Swim show Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell, his role in The Wolf of Wall Street, and of course had to talk about Satan. Henry helped us summon the beast and as the ground below the Chinese restaurant began to crack open. I thought about all the mistakes I've made in my life and wished I could apologize for a few things. First I would ask for forgiveness for that time I had sex with my ex girlfriend in the men's bathroom of a karaoke bar and then told her to wait in the men's stall while I made sure the coast was clear, but instead I just left her in the men's bathroom and got in my car and drove home. Anyway, Satan arrived and hung out with us for a while and we talked about Food Network shows. Oh, BTW, Logan Guntzelman joined us and we all had great laughs. It was a wonderful day. It's time for you to account for your sins by listening to...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW.

A Malaysian wealth fund is robbed of US$3.5 billion. It is the world's biggest white-collar heist involving government corruption at the highest level, an abuse of power and international money laundering.

Digitally drawing Margot Robbie begins with working with the deepest shadows.

Brothers Phil and Warren show up in the back of a limo wearing $2,000 suits and $40,000 gold f@#%-ing watches for a deep dive into the comedy crime drama sales masterpiece. Topics include: the film's five year holdup and the production, the stars of the picture, stats and accolades, best scenes and lines, Judge Bob's recasting court, and the film's legacy and lore plus much more.

The Ringer's Sean Fennessey, Chris Ryan, and Ryen Russillo see a pay stub for $72,000 and quit their jobs to rewatch Martin Scorsese's box office and critical smash hit 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, and Margot Robbie.