The wedding rumors are back! Are secretive sweethearts SANDRA BULLOCK and JESSE JAMES getting hitched this weekend?

The opposites-attract couple and their reps have previously denied buzz that they're planning to get married this summer, but sources say this weekend might include the special day!

The 40-year-old 'Miss Congeniality' star and her 35-year-old "Monster Garage" man have been dating for over a year, and reportedly met when Sandra took her young godson to the "Monster Garage" set in Long Beach, CA.

The volatile Las Vegas high rise market has claimed another victim, Aqua Blue. Aqua Blue was to be a 46-story Las Vegas high rise located near the famous Las Vegas Strip, just behind Ballys Casino.

World famous NBA superstar Michael Jordan backed the $600 million dollar project with a proposed 65,000 square foot Michael Jordan Athletic Center and planned on expanding his restaurant businesses by adding a Michael Jordan Steak House and Michael Jordan’s 23 to the Aqua Blue High Rise.

Leonardo DiCaprio run-in with an irate partygoer at a Hollywood bash, which sent him to hospital for 12 stitches upside the head.

Now, that's a bash with a capital B. Leo's reps insist the woman who struck Leo with a beer bottle was a party crasher looking for an ex. But someone on the scene told that just before the swinger cut loose with her suds, she had a shocked look on her face and reportedly said to Leo, "Why don't you just keep your d--k in your pants!"

Well, it's a little over 24 hours since STAR WARS EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH hit screens, and already, the film s raking it in. The movie took a whopping $16.5 million from the special 12.01am screenings that took place in the US early yesterday. That is a new record for a film opening, and was from 3,000 screens across the States.

The estmated figure will be confirmed later today, but it looks like the last film in the saga will break records across the World. The opening day record is $40.4 million, set by Spider-Man 2 last year, but we reckon that ROTS smashed that yesterday.

IT was certainly worth a shout for a Stevenage bingo fan last week, as he was awarded £300 by a TV show court for being wrongly banned from a bingo hall.

The Herald reported in February that John Mills, 57, who spends around £5,000 a year playing bingo, was banned for four weeks for shouting his catchphrase, "Wakey, wakey," so loudly he frightened some of the elderly patrons of the Mecca bingo hall in the town centre.

John says he has now seen justice served through a public phone-vote on daytime TV show The People's Court UK, which found in favour of his claim that he was unjustly barred.

The Institute of Direct Marketing (IDM) has decided to award its first prize to Gala Bingo and its advertising agents, ISD Computer Services and Perspektiv Marketing, for their recent marketing campaigns. Gala Bingo won the Diamond Business Performance Award, beating out giants such as British Telecom and the Department of Works and Pensions.

IDM’s chairman said that Gala Bingo was chosen because its direct marketing campaign was so carefully integrated that local managers were able to react quickly to market needs. Gala has recently sent out a mass mailing to customers in a newspaper format, complete with a personalized horoscope, and is now offering free vacations to loyal members.

Michael Schumacher has won a lot in his career: Seven Formula One championships, 83 races and 63 pole positions. But his impressive track record did not stop him from calling last Sunday's race in Imola, Italy, "one of the best races of my career."

And he did not even win.

Schumacher's joy stemmed from his comeback from 13th place in the grid to second place on the winner's podium. And though he was not fast enough to overtake race winner Fernando Alonso, the 36-year-old finally broke a spell of disappointments and sent a clear message: Do not count Ferrari out yet.

Betting markets have defeated experts, polls and the media in predicting the outcome of current events such as presidential elections.

During the past four U.S. presidential campaigns, economists at the University of Iowa have operated an Internet-based futures market system, where anybody could bet on one of the two major-party candidates.

In the 2004 election, for example, every source in the U.S. considered the race too closes to call before the election night. But the University of Iowa market gave George W. Bush a clear edge since the end of the Republican convention in September, two months ahead.

After an intensive search for a partner to develop casino´s projects, SX Networks finally find in MediaGambling Networks the perfect complement that they were looking for.

The skills required for the new partner were the following: the Company should have a strong presence at the Internet to support SX Networks’ sites promotion and it should be capable and disposed to work among them in the future projects.

MediaGambling was the only candidate that fitted perfectly in that profile. Among other things, MediaGambling will help to promote what is developed along with SXNetworks.

A WHITEHAVEN man who works as a bingo manager has hit the jackpot – at another bingo hall!

The mystery winner of an £81,000 jackpot at Workington’s Opera bingo hall has been revealed as Marc Goodwin.

The 32-year-old assistant manager of Gala Bingo in Carlisle is also a regular player of the popular game closer to home in West Cumbria.

He called “house” at the Opera in a national jackpot game after 45 numbers. He had the winning number 74 to thank for his total prize money of £81,282 – the biggest win at the Opera since it opened last October.