Washington, Dec 19 : Pamela Anderson `accidentally' flashed her twin assets to an entire studio audience during a taping of `Osbournes: Reloaded', a new upcoming variety show hosted by Sharon, Ozzy, Kelly and Jack Osbourne.

The busty babe was filming a guest slot for the show, when the wardrobe malfunction took place.

"The Osbournes blindfold themselves and ask the guest questions to guess who they are. Pam was sprawled on the stage, but when she got up, the top half of her dress completely flopped forward exposing everything," Contactmusic quoted an onlooker, as saying.

"They heard it all and were very confused. It was very funny," the onlooker added.

New Delhi, Dec 19: American socialite Paris Hilton's dream of owning a car like the one children''s toy doll Barbie has, has finally come true.

Hilton, who has always wanted a Pink Bentley, got one as a Christmas present to herself.

The car has been customized to her liking, and is estimated to be worth 200,000 dollars, reports the China Daily.

"I've just always wanted a pink car. I think when you''re a little girl and you have the Barbie corvette you''re always like, `Oh I wish I had a car like this one day', so I think it just comes from being a fan of Barbie for so long," she said.

Lahore, Dec 19 : Sri Lankan Cricket Board has confirmed today that its team would tour Pakistan in the third week of January.

Director media Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Asif Sohail, said that Sri Lankan Cricket Board chairman Arjuna Ranatunga has confirmed that his team would tour Pakistan in January.

Asif Sohail said Sri Lanka would play three tests, three one-day matches and a 20twenty match during the tour.

The spokesman said that the PCB is finalizing the schedule of Sri Lankan series, which would be announced likely within couple of days.

Bangkok - Thailand will run an ethical foreign policy untainted by personal business interests, the likely new foreign minister, former diplomat Kasit Piromya, said Friday.

Kasit said foreign policy moves made by the previous governments controlled by fugitive billionaire businessman Thaksin Shinawatra were compromised by his personal interests.

"From now on there will be no personal business dealings on the side. This government will not mix business and politics," Kasit told an academic conference.

Former prime minister Thaksin was frequently accused of using official state trips to promote his family's sprawling telecoms empire, before it was sold two years ago.

New Delhi, Dec 19 : Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh today said that Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) has contributed significantly to India''s destiny to become a knowledge power.

Inaugurating the 6th annual PAN IIT Global Conference here, Dr. Singh said the UPA government is committed to provide access to quality education to the poor and the disadvantaged.

Agartala, Dec 19 : Hundreds of people displaced due to border fencing took to the streets in Tripura demanding rehabilitation.

However, opposition Congress which under the banner of ''Tripura Simanta Bhumi Suraksa Committee'' (Tripura Border Land Protection Committee) organised the rally claiming that the people in the border area are not being rehabilitated due to the State Governments, apathetic attitude.

Shah Alam, a protestor demanded compensation and rehabilitation from the government and believes that no one is against the border fencing.