Anne Hathaway was all smiles on the set of her new film 'The Intern' in Brooklyn, New York City. The pretty brunette looked relaxed in a white shirt, denim jeans and dark shades as she enjoyed a break in between takes.

Lily Aldridge showed off her supermodel figure are she arrived at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York. The stunning brunette teamed a pair of tiny denim shorts with an oversize grey t-shirt and bike boots for an off-duty look.

Sharon Osbourne signed her autograph for a lucky fan as she made her way out of Craig's restaurant in West Hollywood. The former 'X Factor' judge wore an all black ensemble and finished off her outfit with a pair of retro-inspired specs.

Miley Cyrus sported a vibrant rainbow ensemble as she stepped out in Soho, New York. The 'Wrecking Ball' singer accessorised with a floral necklace and head band, finishing off her quirky look with black and yellow Adidas trainers.

Sarah Jessica Parker had nothing but smiles for the cameras as she left her home in New York City's West Village wearing a pair of grey jeans, a black t-shirt and aviator-style shades.

Courteney Cox looked ready for business in a pair of black glasses as she left celeb haunt Craig's Restaurant in West Hollywood, California. The 'Friends' actress donned a grey silk dress and wore her hair in loose curls.

Adriana Lima showed off her supermodel figure in a black vest top and stunning blue and purple waist-clinching skirt as she celebrated at Russell James' Victoria's Secrets 'Angels' book event.

Kris Jenner rocked a stunning gold dress with an embroidered pattern motif as she arrived at the V Magazine party to celebrate Miley Cyrus' cover shoot in Manhattan, New York.

Hailey Baldwin opted for a pair of grey tailored trousers and a black crop top which showed off her rock hard abs as she made her way to the V Magazine party in New York's Manhattan.

Britain's Duchess of Cambridge was forced to pull out of the Invictus Games' opening ceremony last night (10.09.14) due to severe morning sickness.
The 32-year-old royal was supposed to be joining her husband Prince William and her brother-in-law Prince Harry at the event in London, but she dropped out just three days after announcing she was pregnant again.
The brunette beauty will also not be attending the athletics event at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre today (11.09.14) due to the illness.
A spokesperson for Kensington Palace said in a statement last night: "The Duchess of Cambridge will not attend the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games this evening or the athletics event tomorrow."
Catherine - formerly known as Kate Middleton - is due to carry out her first official solo overseas tour to Malta from 20 September for two days, but it is not yet known whether she'll be well enough to do the trip.
The spokesperson added: "The Duchess's attendance on the forthcoming visit to Malta will be kept under review and a decision taken closer to the time."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - who already have 14-month-old son Prince George together - announced the news that they're expecting another child on Monday (08.09.14) when Catherine was forced to cancel her trip to Oxford University due to sickness.
This isn't the first time the duchess has been struck with morning sickness, known medically as hyperemesis gravidarum, as she suffered the same complication when she was pregnant with George.
However, last time she was hospitalised for the pregnancy symptom, whereas this time she's being cared for by doctors at Kensington Palace in London.

Britain's Prince Harry hosted a party in celebration of the Invictus Games yesterday (10.09.14).
The 29-year-old royal, who turns 30 next week, threw a bash to welcome the wounded servicemen and women to the UK ahead of the opening ceremony of the four-day international sporting event in London.
The flame-haired hunk thanked the competitors from the 13 different countries for embracing the games "so enthusiastically," while the US' President Barack Obama praised them for their determination.
He said in a pre-recorded message: "I know it's going to be a fiercely competitive few days but the truth is that everyone of you in these games, every service member and veteran, has already earned our highest admiration and our deepest gratitude.
"When your countries asked you to serve, to risk everything to protect our safety and our freedom, you and your families answered the call and just as you inspire us with your courage on the battlefield, your grit and resilience when you take the playing field, your incomparable souls inspire us today."
More than 400 competitors from Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, France, Italy, Georgia, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the US and the UK, will compete in nine adaptive sports at the Olympic Park and Lee Valley Athletics Centre in London until Sunday 14.

Britain's Princess Anne will tour Canada in November.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced the news yesterday (10.09.14) and said he was "delighted" that the 64-year-old royal had accepted the invitation to visit the North American country later this year.
He said in a statement: "It is entirely fitting that a member of the Royal Family should be present as we mark a number of important historical milestones in the lead up to the 150th anniversary of Canada's Confederation in 2017.
"We are honoured that Her Royal Highness will be joining us to celebrate moments that have defined our country and instilled a real sense of identity and pride."
It is believed the princess - the daughter of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip - will tour the Ottawa region, but the exact details and schedule of trip will be released nearer the time.
Anne previously visited Canada in 2013 but her last official tour of the country was in 1991.
Meanwhile, Anne is due to carry out a four-day visit to Ethiopia and Tanzania and despite concerns about the spread of the deadly Ebola virus, she has vowed to make the engagement later this month.