Priyanka Chopra’s career graph is still rising with two recent hits, Fashion and Dostana.

Moreover, she will be seen in many luscious upcoming projects, and the most noteworthy is Ashutosh Gowariker’s “What’s your Rashi”, which is getting a lot of buzz.

The movie is based on a Gujarati novel ‘Kimball Ravenswood’ written by renowned playwright Madhu Rye.

More importantly, her co-star will be real life boyfriend, Harman Baweja.

London, Dec 11 : Fallen footie legend Paul Gascoigne a. k. a Gazza has found a unique way to beat his booze and drug addiction - talking to horses.

Washington, Dec 11 : Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston says she is fed up of reading gossip about her romance with rocker John Mayer.

The `Bruce Almighty' actress, who recently got back with John Mayer, revealed that reading about her linkup in the gossip columns has annoyed her beyond the limit.

London, Dec 11: A new study has suggested that large and distant ocean worlds could provide a last refuge for life around Sun-like stars, long after the heat of the stars’ red giant phase sterilizes closer-in, Earth-like planets.

According to a report in New Scientist, the study was led by Werner von Bloh of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany.

Stars similar in mass to the Sun swell to become red giants at the end of their lives, engulfing their inner planets and roasting slightly more distant ones.

The Sun itself is scheduled to enter this phase around 5 billion years from now, which should bake to death any remaining life here even before the planet is swallowed up altogether.

London - British officials reacted angrily Thursday to an open attack by Germany's finance minister on the economic rescue policies adopted by Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Government sources in London suggested that it was Germany which was "out of step" with most other nations on how to handle the crisis.

Peer Steinbrueck, Germany's finance minister, said in an outspoken interview with US magazine Newsweek that Britain's conversion from economic and financial prudence to heavy state borrowing was "crass" and "breathtaking."

In particular, Steinbrück criticized the 2.5-per-cent cut in Value Added Tax (VAT), to 15 per cent, introduced by the government from December 1.

New York, Dec 11 : A new survey has discovered that more and more teen girls are sending out scantily dressed pictures of themselves to guys through cyberspace, without fear of them being made public.

According to the survey, more than 20 per cent teenagers have admitted to e-mailing or texting nude, or semi-nude photos and posting them on online.

While most snaps are meant solely for the recipient, research shows that they often get passed around among friends with one-third of teen boys, and one-quarter of teen girls saying they have seen other people''s raunchy shots.