New York, Nov 10 : A young designer found himself in a nightmare when American rapper Sean Combs’ became hysterical after seeing the decorations for his birthday.

The Mansion, a Chelsea hot spot, was the venue for the birthday and the designer had been given 12 hours to decorate it.

“He was given a budget of 7,000 dollars and 12 hours to create an all-white décor, including 1,000 white roses, blow-ups of Diddy and Barack Obama, and 2,000 dollars of white fabric,” the New York Post quoted a source as saying.

“Diddy declared it dreadful and went into a major hissy fit, screaming, ‘Show me the receipts!’ and ‘Get the money back!’ to his assistant.

London, Nov 10 : Aussie pop princess Kylie Minogue was snubbed by actor/singer Jason Donovan when she was not invited to his wedding scheduled to take place in the new year.

Donovan had exchanged vows with long-term partner Angela Mallock in a small bash in Bali five months ago, and intends to make it official in a larger ceremony in London in January.

“Angela and I are married but it''s not really official. It soon will be though,” the Sun quoted him as saying.

Washington, Nov 10 : Young women who survive breast cancer often face problems related with sexual intimacy in their relationships, and prefer using sexual enhancement products to combat them, according to an Indiana University study.

Titled "Young Female Breast Cancer Survivors: Their sexual function and interest in sexual enhancement products and services," the study was led by Debby Herbenick, associate director of the Center for Sexual Health Promotion at IU Bloomington''s School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

London, Nov 10 : BBC presenters Fiona Bruce and Sophie Raworth are all set to perform an ABBA song and dance routine for Children in Need.

The two ladies will be wearing flared cat suits to recreate a scene from ‘Mamma Mia!’ the hit musical and movie starring Meryl Streep, Julie Walters and Pierce Brosnan.

“I went to see the film with my seven-year-old daughter Mia and we absolutely loved it,” the Telegraph quoted Bruce as saying.

London, November 10 : A Scottish research team is gearing up to study parrots, ravens, and pigeons to discover how human language evolved.

Researchers at St Andrews University have revealed that their plan is to compare "highly intelligent" parrots and ravens with "cognitively normal" pigeons, which they believe may shed light on how human intelligence and language involved.

The team have secured a funding of 3.25 million pounds from the new European Research Council for their five-year study.