Heidi Klum enjoyed a Katy Perry concert in New York with her four children, Leni, Samuel, Henry and Johan. The supermodel wore a blue mid-length dress to the 'Prismatic' world tour at Madison Square Garden.

Sharon Stone was all smiles as she arrived for her appearance on 'Extra' at the Universal Studios CityWalk in Hollywood. The actress wore a low-cut cream shirt and black trousers and pale blue sunglasses.

Gwen Stefani stood out in a blue check-print t-shirt and matching trousers as she left her acupuncture clinic in Los Angeles. The 'Hollaback Girl' singer finished off her look with blue-retro sunglasses.

Tom Cruise was photographed leaving Little House in Mayfair. The actor - who had been watching the World Cup football match between Argentina and The Netherlands - was joined by Nicole Scherzinger and Lewis Hamilton.

Georgia May Jagger looked glamorous as she posed in a pair blue sunglasses to promote her new campaign for the Sunglass Hut. The model wore a simple grey shift dress and two gold pendants.

Britain's Prince William admits Prince George's bath time can be "quite painful".
The 32-year-old royal joked about his parenting struggle as he was honoured as the new president of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) at a reception in London yesterday (09.07.14).
William, who donned a wetsuit and goggles, got into a swimming pool for a scuba diving session and expressed his hope that adorable George - who turns one later this year - will enjoy snorkelling and diving too.
He said: "I hope my son George will also learn with the club but, at the moment, bath time is quite painful. But, as he gets older, I imagine donning a mask and snorkel might calm him down."
The prince takes over the role of BSAC president from his father Prince Charles, 65, who held the position for 40 years.
William added: "It is a great honour to take over as president from my father and my grandfather before him."
In his speech as outgoing president, Charles teased that William would show off his "buff credentials" by donning a skin-tight wetsuit.
Prince William was presented with several gifts including a T-shirt with a seal wearing a snorkel and mask for baby George.

Britain's Prince William says starting his own family has been a "silver lining" following his mother's death.
The 32-year-old royal has revealed getting married to Duchess Catherine and welcoming his first child, Prince George, last year has helped him move on with his life after the tragic death of Princess Diana in a car accident in Paris, France, in 1997.
William made the comments during the launch of the Queen's Young Leaders awards scheme as he met with two survivors of the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, who lost their parents in the natural disaster.
William expressed his sympathy to the brothers and declared young people who lose their parents simply must "dust yourself off and carry on".
Paul and Rob Forkan were invited to the launch event due to their humanitarian efforts following their parents' death. The pair set up a flip-flop brand Gandy's, with all profits going towards building orphanages in developing countries.
Rob, 26, told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "He said he lost his mum at 15 but there was always a silver lining and you should dust yourself off and carry on.
"He applauded what we had done and said keep up the good work. He's got his own family now - that was his silver lining."

Britain's Prince Harry has declined an offer to see Peter Andre in concert.
Comic David Walliams invited the 29-year-old royal to see the 'Mysterious Girl' crooner perform at Royal Albert Hall in London after spotting a flyer for the concert during the Responsible Business Awards - held at the same venue - on Tuesday (08.07.14), but the 'Britain's Got Talent' judge has revealed Harry turned down the opportunity.
He told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I asked Prince Harry if he wanted to come with me. I said I had front row tickets for every night of the tour, but, very strangely, he declined."
The funnyman hosted the awards ceremony, which was attended by Harry, his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles, and the good-humoured royal enjoyed some banter with David.
The comic was heard telling Harry: "I mean your father has Wales, your brother has Cambridge - not as big, but still quite nice - but you don't have anything. How about Croydon? Prince Harry of Croydon?"
The awards ceremony was organised by Prince Charles' charity, Business in the Community.

Rita Ora is being considered to join 'The X Factor' as a fifth judge.
The 'I Will Never Let You Down' hitmaker could join Simon Cowell, Cheryl Cole, Mel B and Louis Walsh on the talent show panel as a surprise addition to mentor four wildcard acts.
Rita, 23, is a strong contender to land the role, but bosses are also said to be considering US singer Mary J. Blige, 43, according to The Sun newspaper.
A fifth judge would mean there is always a unanimous decision in the live shows, putting an end to the deadlock feature.
An 'X Factor' spokesperson said: "No decisions have been made regarding the live shows at this stage."
Auditions for the new series of the singing competition are already under way and show boss Simon is keen to restore the show to its former glory following a ratings decline since he left in 2010.
Former judge Sharon Osbourne recently criticised the show and urged serious musicians not to audition for it if they want credibility in the music industry.
She said: "Always my mentality when I was on 'X Factor' was, if you were a singer-songwriter you have a definition of who you are, writing songs you love and that suit your voice and who you are.
"For me, if you were a singer-songwriter, do not go on a talent show. It's not going to work. Could you imagine them doing ABBA week, or '80s week? It's just not for you - because you know who you are.
"Talent shows are fantastic and they change people's lives. But they are not for people who are singer-songwriters. It's not the thing to do."

James Jordan has warned his wife Ola that 'Strictly Come Dancing' will "stitch her up".
The 36-year-old dancer left the series after eight years over a dispute with producers - who offered him a reduced role going forward - and he worries his spouse may get similar treatment.
He told her: "I reckon the BBC will stitch you up this year. That will definitely happen."
James left 'Strictly' on shaky terms in May when he turned down the BBC's offer to only appear on special episodes, such as Christmas and charity instalments, but not the main series.
He has now vowed to avoid the show when it returns later this year and will watch rival show 'The X Factor' instead.
He told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "I'm going to sit at home, crack open a beer with my mates and watch 'X Factor'."
James - whose wife has already signed up for the new series - also expressed concerns over the new presenting duo of Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman and thinks a male presenter should have been hired to replace Sir Bruce Forsyth.
He added: "I think Claudia and Tess individually are fantastic people. Do I think it's going to work for Strictly? I don't know.
"I'm a firm believer that ballroom and Latin dancing is about a man dancing with a woman and I thought it was nice to have a man presenting as well."

EastEnders' Sharon Rickman will plot Phil Mitchell's downfall as she discovers the truth behind her attack.
The bar owner - played by Letitia Dean - is stunned to learn her fiancé is the reason she was left fighting for her life recently and vows revenge on him as her mental state becomes increasingly fragile.
Phil (Steve McFadden) ordered a pair of thugs to smash up Sharon's bar, The Albert, in a bid to urge her to hire security guards but things took a dramatic turn when Sharon attempted to stop them and was beaten up for her efforts.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Sharon decides she's going to rinse Phil for everything he's got. She's still plotting right up until their wedding day, but will she go through with it or will she come clean?"
Viewers will see Sharon become increasingly on edge in upcoming weeks and she eventually loses the plot when she sees her son, Dennis, near a gun she has been hiding.
Letitia previously said of the attack: "It was shocking, very quick and violent. When you are caught like that and seriously hurt, I think it would take a long time to recover.
"Emotionally, she would find it hard to trust people again."

Ant and Dec are planning their own sitcom.
The 'Saturday Night Takeaway' presenters are plotting a return to acting and admit they have talked at length about starring in a TV comedy.
Ant McPartlin told Digital Spy: "We've talked about it. We'd love to do a sitcom. Or some kind of comedy drama. There's no rush to do it, but there's still a desire."
The duo shot to fame as young actors on children's drama 'Byker Grove' over 20 years ago but have since become one of Britain's most popular presenting duos, fronting shows such as 'SM:TV Live', 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' and 'Britain's Got Talent'.
Declan Donnelly has revealed their busy schedules have made it difficult to make an acting comeback.
He explained: "We've talked about this for a while now. It's something that we definitely will do at some stage, but we're not sure when.
"We're so busy at the moment with the three shows, 'I'm a Celeb', 'BGT' and 'Takeaway'. With our 'Saturday Night Takeaway' tour coming up as well, there's been no way we could fit it in.
"But if things slow down a bit in the next few years and we wouldn't tour again next year, it may happen then."
Ant and Dec's last major acting role was the 2006 movie 'Alien Autopsy'.