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Mumbai, Jan 11 : Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone has rubbished reports that she will be doing an item song in Anil Sharma's "Singh Saheb The Great."

"No. Right now I am only focussing on 'Ragini MMS 2' and also PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) ad," the 31-year-old said here Thursday at an event by PETA.

Sunny, who made her Bollywood debut with "Jism 2" in 2012, says her next "Ragini MMS 2" will be scarier than one can imagine.

"You guys are going to be really scared. I will be like jumping at you out of the screen. What happens in this movie is very, very scary. It will be more than scary," Sunny said.

London, Jan 11 : Nicole Scherzinger looked smoking hot in the latest raunchy snaps to promote her new single `Boomerang'.

The 34-year-old girlfriend of F1 ace Lewis Hamilton wore a white tribal-style skirt and a bronze cropped top for the shoot for the first song from her second solo album, the Sun reported.

The singer's white skirt featured tassels that exposed the singer's perfect pins, while her washboard stomach was also given an airing.

According to a new report by a security expert, the cyber criminals are increasingly exploiting vulnerability in the current versions of Java to target users and spread malware.

American online retail giant, Amazon has announced the launch of a new service under which it will offer free digital versions of the CDs that are purchased by the customers through its store.

The company launched the new AutoRip service that will automatically store the digital copies of the CDs in a cloud based account of the customer. The customers will be able to access the stored content through Amazon's Cloud Player on the internet net on their tablet or smartphone using apps.

Google's executive chairman, Eric E. Schmidt has paid a visit to the isolated state of North Korea and toured a high-tech incubation center in the country.

Schmidt was accompanied by Bill Richardson, the former Governor of New Mexico. They visit a facility that was shown to be a hub of the computer industry in the country that is often described as one of the most isolated and closed nations in the world.

India's State-run, GAIL has made its 5-million tonne a year import facility of the Dabhol power plant operational and is now looking into opportunities in shipping.

GAIL hinted that it is considering starting shipping operations in order to capitalize on the long term contracts with parties in Spain and the US. GAIL might be planning to acquire seven liquid gas shipping vessels on hire or outright purchase for its shipping venture.