These photos are "on loan" (or something like that) from Rudy Youngblood´s official website (www.rudyyoungblood.com). But if this stuff is not enough for you, you can enjoy an extense collection of Mel Gibson´s pics, which were taken last 14th April during the event, at www.celebrityphoto.com. These guys have a fine display of close-ups of Mel´s face (puzzled/confident/surprised expression...) WARNING, the access to the treasure is restricted!!!

Source: Reuters
Christopher Marquette, who most recently appeared in the gangster saga "Alpha Dog," has signed for the lead in "Infestation," a comedic horror described as "28 Days Later" meets "Shaun of the Dead."
He plays a slacker who awakes to find himself weak, wrapped in webbing and cocooned to the wall of his office. After realizing that the world has been taken over by giant alien insects, he wakes a ragtag group of strangers and together they fight for survival.
Kyle Rankin, who comprised half of the directing team on the "Project Greenlight 2" film "The Battle of Shaker Heights," will direct from his own script. Production begins May 28 in Sofia, Bulgaria. Mel Gibson's Icon Prods. is producing.
Marquette will next be seen in the Walt Disney Co.'s "The Invisible," set for release Friday.

Mel visited Costa Rica in 2004

During his day trip to Malpaís, Mel Gibson ate kidney beans and rice. José Alfaro, the owner of the small inn, was moved to tears when Mel Gibson showed his appreciation of the local cuisine . "I never imagined that Mel Gibson would choose kidney beans and rice from the menu."
The news spread like wildfire, and people ran to see the unusual tourist, who had been landed by helicopter and who was very fond of kidney beans and rice.
Although the locals affirn that Mel Gibson chatted with them for awhile, nobody knows why he decided to visit Malpaís. "Mr Gibson confessed that he was in love with Costa Rica.", they say. Good explanation! Mel Gibson visited Costa Rica in November 2004, then in December 2006. Last March, he and his son, Edward, spent a few days "touring" the country…there´s no doubt that Costa Rica fascinates him (and the kidney beans and rice too)!!!

RUMOUR NUMBER 1.-MEL GIBSON is hoping to bring former Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt's life to the big screen. The movie mogul admits he has always been fascinated by Holt's life and death and now he plans to make a biopic about the man. He says, "In the 1960s, Harry went for a swim on Cheviot Beach near his pad at Portsea in Victoria and never came back. That's not even half as interesting as the life the man led."
Holt was presumed dead after disappearing in December 1967 - a year after becoming Australia's 17th Prime Minister.

RUMOUR NUMBER 2.- MEL GIBSON and movie veteran James Garner are plotting a sequel for western comedy Maverick.
The odd couple teamed up with Jodie Foster for the 1994 movie and now they're thinking about re-teaming.
Gibson says, "There's talk of doing another Maverick.Garner and I have been looking at that for a while.It'd be fun to play that character again. I think audiences would probably like to see him again too. We really cooked the first time. We've got some great ideas--I think audiences will enjoy what we've got in mind. It won't be happening immediately, but I dare say, it'll happen."
But Gibson insists he isn't planning to revisit any of his other past hits: "We've put Mad Max and Lethal Weapon behind us now. There's nowhere to move with those characters. We were pushing it with the last ones."

RUMOUR NUMBER 3 (And this one is our fav).- MEL GIBSON is thinking about reviving William Wallace.
"I think audiences would probably like to see him again too. I've got some great ideas - I think audiences will enjoy what I've got in mind. It won't be happening immediately, but I dare say, it'll happen."
WHY NOT???