Obsessed Uma Thurman fan Jack Jordan has been found guilty of stalking and harassing the Hollywood star. The jury at New York's Manhattan Supreme Court delivered its verdict shortly before midday on Tuesday. Jordan, 37, was found guilty of fourth-degree stalking and one count of second degree aggravated harassment. He was acquitted on two other aggravated harassment charges - but could still face jail time. Stalking can carry a 90-day sentence, and aggravated harassment can lead to 12 months behind bars, reports Tmz.com. Thurman, her mother and father testified at the week-long trial - during which it was revealed Jordan bombarded the trio with notes and letters, and threatened to kill himself if her parents refused to pass on messages. He was arrested outside Thurman's New York home in 2005 after attempting to force his way into her movie trailer, while she was shooting My Super Ex-Girlfriend.

Teen comedy Superbad is leading the nominations for the 2008 MTV Movie Awards after picking up five nods, including Best Movie. The high-school comedy, directed by Greg Mottola, also scooped nominations for the film's stars Jonah Hill and Michael Cera, who will compete in the Breakthrough Performance category along with their co-star Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Hill is also up for Best Comedic Performance. But Superbad will be going up against Oscar-winning Juno - which Cera also stars in - for the Best Movie prize, while the actor is also recognized for his efforts in the teen pregnancy film with a nomination for Best Male Performance. Meanwhile, the big-screen adaptation of Transformers is nominated for three awards: Best Movie, Best Male Performance for Shia Labeouf and Breakthrough Performance for Megan Fox. And Enchanted star Amy Adams also received a trio of nods for the Disney film - Best Female Performance, Best Comedic Performance and Best Kiss for her smooch with Patrick Dempsey. The winners for the 17th Annual MTV Movie Awards will be unveiled on June 1 at the Gibson Amphitheater in Universal City, California.

Batman fans have cleaned out New York toy stores' entire supply of Heath Ledger's Joker action figure, within minutes of them going on sale. Devotees of the comic book series lined up early to clear shelves of the $9.99 toy, which shows Ledger in his final completed role before his premature death in January from an accidental drug overdose, aged just 29. An employee of Times Square's Toys R Us store says, "There are none left in the warehouse. You will be waiting a while if you want one." Some fans are believed to be buying up stock, convinced the figure is a collector's item - others are selling them on auction site eBay for up to $55 each. Ledger will be seen as The Joker alongside Christian Bale's Batman in The Dark Knight - which hits movie theatres worldwide from July.

Hollywood actor Tom Cruise has launched a new website to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his first starring role in a movie - as a "thank you" to his fans for supporting him throughout his career. Cruise landed his first major part 1983's Risky Business; a role that catapulted him to Hollywood superstardom. He has gone on to appear in over 30 major motion pictures and has become one of the biggest stars in the world. And the 45-year-old has now launched TomCruise.com, writing a personal message to his supporters on the homepage. The note reads, "In celebration of this occasion, and my 27 years of making movies, I created this site as a thank you, to you, for sharing the journey with me and to invite you to continue to explore what the future will bring... My hope with this site is to bring you in and share with you the fun I experience every day during the filmmaking process, from working on the script, to the making of the film, through to what we finally see when we settle into our seats and the lights go down."

Charlie Sheen is to wed fiancee Brooke Mueller at the end of the month. The couple has told U.S. magazine In Touch exclusively that the nuptials will take place on May 30. Sheen and Mueller met at a party in early 2006, just after Sheen had separated from his then-wife, Denise Richards. The Two And A Half Men actor proposed to the real estate agent-turned TV personality last summer. This will be Sheen's third marriage and Mueller's first.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have hit back at claims their Hollywood neighbors are sick of the tabloid attention they have brought to their exclusive gated community. Other residents of Los Angeles' exclusive Franklin Village are reported to be "outraged" by the photographers who now swarm around the area, desperate for a glimpse of the couple and their four children. Website Animalnewyork.com claims a number of homeowners are rallying to try and force the Pitt-Jolie family out of the neighborhood. But Pitt doesn't believe the reports - insisting he gets on well with his neighbors. He tells the New York Post, "This is the first I've heard of this, which tells me it's mostly not true. I have lived and worked in the same location off and on since 1995 and have never had any problems with my neighbors, only paparazzi and those who peddle in sensationalism."

Newly engaged Scarlett Johansson flashed a sparkling diamond engagement ring, but not her new fiance at Monday night's Costume Institute Gala in New York. Just hours after the actress confirmed her engagement to Canadian star Ryan Reynolds; Johansson, 23, took to the red carpet at the city's Metropolitan Museum of Art - alongside a galaxy of stars including Kate Moss, Tom Cruise, and Katie Holmes, Julia Roberts and George Clooney. But the actress had to pose for photographers with two other men - designers Dominico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. Reynolds, 31, is currently in Massachusetts shooting aptly titled new movie The Proposal.

Britney Spears has won a boost in her child custody battle following a hearing in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning. Sealed documents were reviewed in a closed court session, and though the existing custodial arrangement remains in place between the singer and her ex-husband Kevin Federline, both parties insist there has been progress. Spears' custody rights were suspended in January after police and emergency services were called to the singer's home after she refused to hand over one of her sons to a Federline bodyguard following a visitation period. Ever since then Spears has been fighting to regain visitation. The arrangement was modified a month ago when Federline agreed his troubled ex could spend time with their sons again as long as the visits were properly supervised. And speaking outside court after Tuesday's hearing, Federline's attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan called the court meeting "a step going forward" for both his client and Spears. He said, "The order that was in place has remained in place but there has been a graduated expansion of time." Kaplan was complimentary about Spears' progress following her commitment to a psychiatric ward in February, and credited her father Jamie, who has been given full control of his daughter's personal affairs, for adding stability to her life. Federline's attorney said, "What was a seemingly daily situation in extreme flux has been stabilized."

Rocker John Mayer has hinted that magazine reports claiming he is romancing Jennifer Aniston are true - and admits he loves the press attention he is getting as a result. The pair was snapped embracing on a Miami, Florida beach last week, prompting speculation they are an item. Mayer had refused to speak out about the rumors until Monday night - when he almost revealed all to reporters at New York's Costume Institute Gala. The 30-year-old said of the tabloid claims, "You know what I did? I looked at it (the reports) and I said, 'That's about right.' What am I going to say, 'That's not me?'" And the former beau of fellow beauties Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Love-Hewitt has no problem being caught by crafty photographers: "Listen, this is not a scandal, this is not an issue, this is not a problem, this needs no spin control. This is me living my life and a guy with a really powerful lens and I don't fault him. There are much worse problems in the world. Everything's cool!"

Actress Haylie Duff will host a new talent show search for the next star of Broadway's Legally Blonde: The Musical. Duff, the sister of teen favorite Hilary Duff, has signed to front the forthcoming MTV reality TV show Legally Blonde the Musical: The Search for Elle Woods. The show premieres on the network in June and the winner will get to see their name in lights as the star of the New York production, replacing Tony-winning actress Laura Bell Bundy. Duff, who also acts as executive producer, says, "I don't do any of the eliminating or judging. I'm always auditioning for things so I see them as my peers. They're wonderful, talented girls and they're already professionals."