Washington, Feb 12 : Pop star Prince is set to host yet another post-Oscar bash with some of the Hollywood's big names at his home.

The 50-year-old star played host to Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Sean ''Diddy'' Combs, Sean Penn and the night''s Oscar winners Marion Cotillard, Tilda Swinton and Javier Bardem in 2008, reports Contactmusic.

He's planning to organise another party after the Academy Awards this year.

Demi Moore, Madonna and entertainment mogul Guy Oseary will be hosting second annual post-Oscars party at Oseary''s Hollywood home.

Legendary singer Elton John will be raising cash for his AIDS Foundation at the Pacific Design Centre in Los Angeles.

Jerusalem, Feb 12 : US officials are publicly taking a wait-and-watch approach to the formation of a new Israeli Government, but privately have expressed concern over Likud Party leader Binyamin Netanyahu heading a right-wing coalition.

There would be great unease at the prospect of such a government; the Jerusalem Post quoted one Capitol Hill source, as saying.

Washington, Feb 12 : Love is blossoming between punk rock star Courtney Love and Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke, according to reports.

According to reports, the pair has even met up for a secret date.

"Courtney has quite a crush on Mickey and finds him utterly compelling. They''ve known each other for years - she''s stuck by him through the good times and the bad," Contactmusic quoted a source as telling Daily Mirror.

"Now he''s back on the Hollywood A-list, he''s gone up another notch in the desirability stakes," the source added.

Washington, February 12 : British singer-songwriter Lily Allen's fans were left stunned upon hearing her yelling profanities from the stage, and talking candidly about oral sex, when she launched her new album with an Internet gig in New York on Tuesday.

She was promoting the album titled It''s Not Me, It''s You at the Bowery Ballroom as part of MySpace. com's Secret Show series.

According to reports, Lily sipped white wine, and started the show by poking fun at the Bowery crowd

Washington, Feb 12 : A new study has indicated that lasers beamed from planes overhead are adding greater clarity to mapping streams and rivers and interpreting how well these bodies of water can help maintain or expand fish stocks.

Restoring habitat for spawning species of fish, such as Atlantic salmon, starts with a geological inventory of suitable rivers and streams, and the watershed systems that support them.

But, the high-tech mapping tools available to geologists and hydrologists have had their limits.

Now, airborne laser elevation (or lidar) surveys provide a 10-fold improvement in the precision with which topographical features are measured.

Washington, Feb. 12 : An audit undertaken by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) in Washington has reported that tens of thousands of assault rifles and other firearms in Afghanistan are at risk of being stolen and landing in the hands of the Taliban because U. S. officials have lost track of them.