London, Dec 12 : Kate Price a. k. a Jordon has fuelled love-split rumours after gatecrashing Peter Andre’s lads’ night out.

The rowdy model was enraged when she found the singer on the lash with a bevy of babes, and appeared uninvited to his party.

Without even speaking to him much, Kate finally flounced off alone and the 35-year-old singer toasted her departure by carrying on partying with pals at London nightspot Movida.

Previously in the night, Pete ate at Nobu with his mates as Kate went to the theatre with her pals.

According to a source at the posh eaterie, the singer shouted: “No, it’s my night!” into his mobile before admitting he was off to Movida.

Washington, Dec 12 : Jim Carrey is certainly a perfectionist when it comes to actor—the actor has mastered basic Korean for a scene in his new movie ‘Yes Man’.

The comic-genius was required to converse in Korean with a bridal saleswoman for a scene in the comedy.

And the funnyman took it as an opportunity to get to grips with a language he''d always been interested in.

"It took about four weeks of every day studying it phonetically. It was so difficult. It was the hardest thing I''ve ever done in my life,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

Budapest - A dispute between airport staff and management at Budapest's Ferihegy International Airport entered its third day on Friday, causing further queues, cancellations and delays.

The Hungarian Airline Pilots Association was also planning to announce a strike on Friday, Hungarian media reported. Pilots are unhappy with decisions made by Budapest Airport management, the right-wing daily Magyar Hirlap said.

Dr. Raman Singh was sworn in as chief minister of Chhattisgarh, on Friday, for a second consecutive term. Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan administered the oaths of office and secrecy to the 56-year-old Raman Singh.

About 15,000 workers of the BJP as well as party president Rajnath Singh and senior leader L.K. Advani attended the ceremony at the Police Parade Ground in Raipur.

Hanoi - The Vietnamese Communist Party has suspended an official accused of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from a Japanese company while in charge of Ho Chi Minh City's largest infrastructure project, a party official said Friday.

The accused official, Huynh Ngoc Si, had already been relieved in late November from his government posts as director of Ho Chi Minh City's East-West Highway Project and deputy director of the city's Department of Transportation.

On Thursday, Si was suspended from his Communist Party posts as well.

Vienna- The price for oil produced by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) jumped by 2.18 dollars Thursday, as the cartel's president Chakib Khelil called for a "drastic" cut of oil production at its upcoming meeting.

One barrel (159 litres) of OPEC-produced crude stood at 40.12 dollars Thursday, the Vienna-based organization said Friday.

Oil prices were also boosted by the news that Saudi Arabia was producing several hundreds of thousands of barrels per day of crude less than estimated, Vienna-based consultants JBC Energy said.