On Wednesday, "Good Morning America" opened up something called the GMA Vault and dug up this little time capsule from 1990: Why, it's a 15-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio!

(To place this in historical context, it would be post-"Santa Barbara" but pre-"Growing Pains" and way before "Gilbert Grape." So this was even before Leonardo would've been given "The Great Gatsby" to read in a 10th-grade English class!)

In the clip, Li'l Leo is doing one of his first-ever on-camera interviews, related to the short-lived first attempt to make a TV series out of the 1989 Steve Martin movie "Parenthood." He's sporting a Yankees cap and is already displaying some of his trademark swagger: He gives a shout-out to his "two favorite actors, Joe Pesci and Jack Nicholson," and extends an invitation to them to watch his new movie.

At that age, we're guessing Leo knew Pesci from "Home Alone" more than "GoodFellas." As for Nicholson, who knows? Maybe DiCaprio was a Tim Burton "Batman" fan?  Ah, the late '80s/early

"Anderson Live" introduced us to the newest Marine mascot, an English bulldog named Chesty. Right now he's a recruit, but in the near future they will have a ceremony in which he'll become Private Chesty, the 14th of the U.S. Marine Corps. He'll have a service record book, a rank and a uniform just like any other service member. Capt. Jack Norton, who brought Chesty onto the show, said that English bulldogs are "kind of cranky and tough to get along with, but at the same time they're very resolute and are going to get done what you need them to get done. So what better mascot for the U.S. Marines than an English bulldog?" But as you can see, it didn't take long for Chesty to get along with Anderson Cooper!

This current line of Chestys goes back to the 1950s, and a vetting process to choose the right dog involved a number of breeders in the Washington, D.C, region. A responsible family with a very good reputation for breeding was selected. Chesty will be stationed in Washington and will

It's the dance dare that Billy Bush accepted, even if Matt Lauer never knew he'd made one! When Billy sat in with Hoda and Kathie Lee on Tuesday during the fourth hour of "Today," they asked him to help critique Matt Lauer's sexy, smooth dance moves from a recent appearance on "Ellen."

Kathie Lee almost couldn't watch, worrying that Matt was about to embarrass himself: "I always get nervous when a man dances. Especially if I have the man in high esteem. I'm like, 'Don't ruin it! Don't spoil it! Don't come out and do an Elaine!'"

Sweet Fancy Moses!

Ever the gentleman, Billy kept things positive in his review, cautioning Matt to "keep the arms in ... but other than that, I thought he was great!" Something about seeing Matt show off his Lauer Power must have stoked Billy's competitive fires, because before he knew it, he was boasting about his own rug-cutting abilities. Billy: "My skills are pretty solid. But what I do is I read