Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone were all loved up as they posed together at the New York premiere of 'Magic In The Moonlight'. Andrew looked smart in a grey suit and put a protective arm around his girlfriend, who was wearing a pretty floral dress.

Miranda Kerr looked stunning as she stepped out in New York City. The model teamed a gorgeous floral calf-length skirt with a black vest and heels.

Reese Witherspoon was all smiles as she left a hair salon in Beverly Hills. The pretty blonde actress wore a co-coordinating white top and skirt, teamed with a pair of retro sunglasses.

Cara Delvingne opted for a casual look as she boarded a flight out of New York City. The model walked through the terminal wearing a black leather jacket and grey jogging pants whilst chatting on the phone.

Britney Spears went for a morning workout with her mother, Linda, in Los Angeles. The 'Work B*tch' singer was spotted hitting the gym in a pair of coral shorts and a pink vest.

Ryan Reynolds looked every inch the Hollywood hunk in a grey suit and tie as he filmed scenes for his new movie 'Woman In Gold' in Los Angeles.

'Orange is the New Black' star Taylor Schilling was spotted arriving at Los Angeles airport. The actress refused to sign her autograph for an eager fan as she walked out of LAX.

David Beckham posed with two of his sons, Romeo, 11 and Cruz, 9, at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards 2014. The trio looked super cool as they walked down the orange carpet at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion in Westwood, California.

Kelly Brook treated herself to a manicure and pedicure in Beverly Hills. The model - who was seen exiting the nail salon in jeans and a pretty white top - showed off her newly-painted nails in sandals.

Megan Fox looked gorgeous as she walked the orange carpet at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards 2014. The actress showed off her enviable legs in a green, key-print mini dress.

Britain's Prince William opened the Imperial War Museum's new World War I galleries yesterday (17.07.14).
The 32-year-old royal, and former army helicopter pilot, was greeted by museum officials as he arrived at the official opening of the London attraction following its £40million revamp.
The Duke of Cambridge spent the day examining the galleries with the help of young guides and even helped to put one of the exhibits together, donning protective handwear as he placed leather gloves belonging to First World War pilot Major James McCudden into a case, which also displayed his military jacket.
Speaking at the opening, William said: "The impact the conflict had in distorting and destroying young lives makes it particularly appropriate that young people have been invited to help with the displays in these new galleries - invited to imagine what their great-great grandparents experienced."
Prince William - who has 12-month-old son Prince George with wife Duchess Catherine - is patron of the Imperial War Museum's First World War Cenetary Campaign and the new galleries alone cost £20million and feature more than 1,300 objects, of which many have never before been seen by the public.
The museum is aiming to tell the complete story of the war, from it's outbreak in 1914, to it's end in 1918 and the effect it's had up until the present day.
The new exhibition opens to the general public tomorrow (19.07.14).

A toilet that belonged in a bathroom designed especially for Britain's Queen Elizabeth is up for sale.
The lavatory was found at the old Royal Sutton Coldfield Council in the West Midlands of England when builders began redeveloping the property and they were shocked to discover it had been built especially for Queen Elizabeth II.
The 88-year-old monarch visited the building following her attendance at the World Scout Jubilee Jamboree in 1957 but it is now being turned into 18 luxury apartments as part of a £10million redevelopment.
Director of Gethar Ventures, Anthony McCourt, said: "Sutton Coldfield Council House is a building with rich history - especially when it comes to the royal family.
"When Her Majesty came to the town in 1957, a bathroom facility was constructed for her convenience."
The annexe bathroom - located off the Lord Mayor's Parlour - is now being refitted and as the developers are replacing the porcelain with modern fixtures, they've decided to put the toilet up for sale.
The toilet is made of pink porcelain and features a black lid with a chrome-effect flush.
Mr McCourt added: "As much as we'd love to keep the toilet originally built for Her Majesty, times and tastes have changed.
"That said, the room will remain as a bathroom after the refurbishment and we'll be ensuring that the new facilities are fit for royalty in this era.
"One resident will be able to legitimately claim their bathroom was built for Her Majesty."