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New Delhi, June 18 : Lindsay Lohan was reportedly dumped by Samantha Ronson again in a text message saying their relationship was doomed.

The duo, who apparently got back together earlier this month, was said to have ended in a row about Samantha's friend Nicole Richie, reports the China Daily.

A source told E! Online: "Nicole refuses even to be in the same room as Lindsay and Lindsay was furious when Sam was invited to a party Nicole held for a mutual friend and she wasn''t."

Washington, June 18 : A new study suggests that the personality of a person affects his/her ability to withstand stress-related inflammatory diseases.

Led by researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center, the study suggests that, especially in ageing women, low levels of the personality trait extraversion may signal that blood levels of a key inflammatory molecule have crossed over a threshold linked to a doubling of risk of death within five years.

London, June 18 : Michael Jackson is reportedly on the lookout for a child who is missing limbs or in a wheelchair to share the stage with him during his comeback concerts in London.

The King of Pop is due to kick off his much-awaited 50-show run at the 20,000-capacity O2 Arena next month.

Concert promoters AEG Live were alleged to have sent an email to London casting agencies asking for a kid for a film.

Stock market analyst Hitendra Vasudeo of stockmechanics.com has maintained 'Sell' rating on Jet Airways stock to achieve a target that lies between Rs 221.30-Rs 178.30.

According to Mr. Vasudeo, investors can sell the stock around Rs 264.30 with a stop loss of Rs 276.

Today (June 18), the stock opened at Rs 239 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 567 and a low of Rs 115.25 on BSE.

Mr. Vasudeo is of the view that investors should sell the stock today to avoid loss.

U. S. stocks fell for a third straight day after Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit ratings of 18 banks, overshadowing gains in health? care shares as Congress prepares legislation to overhaul the industry.

President Barack Obama proposed the most sweeping overhaul of the U. S. financial regulatory system in 75 years, seeking to correct a "cascade of mistakes" that toppled major securities firms, froze credit markets and destroyed $26.4 trillion in stock market value around the world.

Wellington - New Zealand police said Thursday they were investigating a scam that has reportedly fleeced thousands of Pacific island immigrants who paid for fake residence visas.

About 4,000 people reportedly went to a meeting in Manurewa, near Auckland, on Wednesday night, some paying 500 New Zealand dollars (315 US dollars) each for a worthless stamp in their passports.

Another 1,000 people went to a similar meeting in Hamilton, 130 kilometres south of Auckland, this week, Radio New Zealand reported.