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Ke$ha, the pop star who has made quite a splash in 2010 with her songs taking her to the top of the charts at almost every level like she topped Bill board charts in many categories in 2010. Amongst other categories where she made her presence felt, there were certain categories where she topped the charts like Top New Artist, Top 100 Artist, Top Canadian Hot 100 Artist to name just a few.

However, the latest from this stylish hot diva is that she’s all set to rock Disney once again with her new Funny or Die video.

No, Shakira has not sung a new track for YouTube or anything similar. The lady in question is still on a super-high, she has revealed. Shakira, the website shows, has crossed a crucial landmark number of video-views: one billion.

The Columbian singer says that it comes as a news of immense importance and delight to her. Having won two of the Grammies apart from the other awards, it is evident that the Waka Waka singer’s fan following swells as the days pass and more and more people discover her existence on internet, including the much popular Waka Waka.

New Delhi, Jan 27 - India's annual food inflation inched up to 15.57 percent for the week ended Jan 15, because of a sharp rise in fuel prices and with vegetables and other essential food items continuing to cost dear, as per official data released Thursday.

Food inflation for the previous week was 15.52 percent. The data released reflected the latest petrol price hike of Rs. 2.50 per litre. Fuel price rise has a cascading effect on inflation.

Mumbai, Jan 27 - Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif's chartered accountant has shot down rumours that she declared an unaccounted income of Rs. 6 crore when Income Tax (IT) sleuths raided her residence early this week.

"A search was conducted by the Income Tax department (on Monday) at the residence of my client Ms. Katrina Kaif. My client is disturbed by the speculative reports circulating in the media that she has disclosed unaccounted income running into crores (of rupees) and unaccounted lockers were found.

Technical analyst Rajesh Agarwal of Eastern Financiers Ltd maintained 'hold' rating on Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals Limited stock with a target of Rs 83.

According to analyst, the investors can buy the stock above Rs 78 with a stop loss of Rs 74.

The stock of the company, on January 25, closed at Rs 76.05 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 104.80 and a low of Rs 54 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 7.27 and 10.44 respectively.