Sandra Bullock's request for RTO Against Stalking Suspect, Approved

Sandra Bullock was somehow relieved, after a Los Angeles judge has granted her a restraining order against Thomas James Weldon.
Weldon,  who has a history of stalking the actress and allegedly traveled the country to try to meet her in person.
The order  issued Friday wants him to stop from attempting to contact her for the next three years.   
The actress has earlier held restraining orders against Weldon. The latest order also entails Louis Bardo Bullock, a baby boy who the actress is in the process of adopting, and the children of ex-husband Jesse James.
Avvording to Ed McPherson, Bullock's attorney, Weldon was committed indefinitely to a state mental hospital in Wyoming on Tuesday.
In a separate news, actor Leonardo DiCaprio was also able to get restraining order against a Canadian woman who is accused of slashing him with a broken beer bottle several years ago at a Hollywood party. She fled to Canada and recently was extradited to face charges in California

Cast of 'Avengers' Completed

Marvel Studios has finally  completed its A-list "Avengers". Earlier rumored,  Mark Ruffalo indeed took the Hall H stage as your latest Hulk. The completion of casting was  just in time for a group pic.

The Con's Marvel panel "superheroes" who brought excitment to the crowd were:

Robert Downey Jr.,
Clark Gregg
Scarlett Johansson
Chris Hemsworth
Chris Evans
Samuel L. Jackson
Jeremy Renner
Mark Ruffalo
director Joss Whedon
Marvel Studios' President/producer Kevin Feige.

Reportedly, Downey expressed his views on Leonardo's latest movie "Inception" by praising Christopher Nolan but  he said to the crowd by saying "The Avengers" would be even more mind-blowing.

While Director Whedon, taking the opposite tack, merely told the crowd: "I am going to blow it."

Leonardo's ‘Inception’ Surpasses Box-Office Dreams

'Inception' has proven that movies don’t have to be in sequels or even animated to do wonders when it comes to  box-office business during the summer.

“Inception,” is described as a complex dramatic thriller about dream invasion. It was at No. 1 at North American theaters over the weekend with $60.4 million in ticket sales.

That number of sales gave the star of “Inception,” Leonardo DiCaprio, the biggest opening of his career. (While “Titanic,” which starred Mr. DiCaprio, went on to become one of the highest-grossing films ever made, it took in $28 million on its first weekend.)

According to Dan Fellman, president for domestic distribution at Warner Brothers,“Being original and fresh and different matters in this marketplace, and this movie had all of those things.”

“Inception,”  won mostly positive reviews from critics. This movie was written and directed by Christopher Nolan, the cinematic powerhouse behind films like “The Dark Knight” and “Memento.”

Amanda Seyfried Offends Leonardo DiCaprio With Role Offer

Amanda Seyfried was definitely appalled when  she accidentally "insulted" Leonardo DiCaprio by suggesting to him to play her father in a new movie.

The "Titanic" star is producing Seyfried's upcoming film "Red Riding Hood", and when the actress met the star to talk about the movie she triedto convince him to take an onscreen role.

However,  DiCaprio was unenthusiastic when he realized Seyfried wasn't asking him to play her love interest, but she wanted him for the part of her character's father.

She tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "Unfortunately, he's not in it. I asked him if he would play my dad but he got insulted. He said, 'I don't do male leads in love stories anymore'."

"And I said, 'I wasn't talking about the male leads, I was talking about my dad! You're what, 35? Age yourself up a bit!' "