The Truth About Jared Leto's Bizarre Cult Tinseltown/Shutterstock By Richard Milner and William Kennedy / Updated: April 22, 2022 4:41 pm EST In August 2019, photos emerged on the Twitter account of actor and musician Jared Leto's band, Thirty Seconds to Mars, under the hashtag #MarsIsland. He's an Academy Award-winning actor and frontman of the band 30 Seconds To Mars, so why is everyone convinced Jared Leto is running a cult? WATCH: The Trailer For 'WeCrashed' Featuring Anne Hathaway & Jared Leto 1:13 0:42 Why Leonardo DiCaprio Was Ordered to Hand Over an Oscar to Federal Authorities 1:36
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• 2 yr. ago mebunghole Is Jared Leto a cult leader? I'm in the middle of listening to a podcast on Spotify by Deep Cuts and Case File #18 is called, Jared Leto, Cult Leader? Jared Leto as many of you know is a talented method actor and musician. His band, Thirty Seconds To Mars, has made him more famous than perhaps his film career. The truth behind Mars Island and its retreat may be simple: It's a stunt from Jared Leto and his band to drum up publicity, cement their fanbase, and earn some extra cash. Read Full Story Learn about the strange cult that actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto may have established. In 2019, Jared Leto and his band Thirty Second to Mars started a cult. The band invited fans—who call themselves the Echelon—to a retreat in Croatia where Leto, dressed in white robes, hosted hundreds of his devotees for a 3-day music festival complete with yoga and movie screenings. The cult of Jared Leto, Hollywood's oddest, most irritating star The aspiring cult leader, extreme method actor and owner of a nuclear bunker makes his latest character - a 'living vampire'.
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In the middle of August, Thirty Seconds to Mars —the rock band Jared Leto has fronted since 1998—returned from an island retreat they'd held in Croatia for hundreds of fans and proudly posted photos that had a distinctly Peoples Temple vibe. (Well, if everyone at the Peoples Temple had been white, anyway.) His insider document of two decades of life inside the cult, entitled Holy Hell, combines home movies and official footage from these years alongside new interviews with former members detailing. April 26, 2016 4:45 pm. When he isn't playing in 30 Seconds to Mars or sending his "Suicide Squad" co-stars disgusting presents, Jared Leto keeps busy by producing documentaries about cults. Jared Leto has come aboard as an executive producer on the cult documentary "Holy Hell" following its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Variety has learned exclusively. "'Holy.
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Jared Leto Has His Own Fyre Fest-Like Cult, No We Are Not Joking Did you know that Jared Leto has a cult? He and his band 30 Seconds to Mars have an island where fans can purchase multi-tier tickets to experience the whole thing — including VIP time with the prophet, Jared Leto himself. By Gina Vaynshteyn Apr. 6 2020, Updated 10:58 p.m. ET Apr 04, 2022 at 6:36 PM EDT By Ashley Gale Off-Platform Staff Writer Jared Leto and Olivia Rodrigo were photographed together at the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards, reminding fans of Leto's.
FilmRise has acquired U.S. distribution rights to Will Allen's cult documentary "Holy Hell," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The distributor will release the film theatrically. Jared Leto is well-documented to be rather alternative in his lifestyle choices but sometimes that over-the-top persona draws criticism. The Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman has always had a cult.
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The No. 1 rule is you have to stop eating. The No. 2 rule is you have to stop eating. And the No. 3 rule is you have to drink a lot of water. It's really about calories and math. There were some. Describing Jared Leto as having a cult following isn't just a play on his rock star persona, complete with flowy Jesus hair for deserving of its own Pantene commercial. It's unclear what Jared's religious background is — in a 2016 interview with GQ, he told the publication, "I don't believe in a God who sits in conscious judgment of the.
