Reese Witherspoon opted for a casual checkered shirt and a pair of dark jeans as she took her son Tennessee to a friend's house in Bel Air on the weekend.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth has been forced to spend the summer elsewhere while tourist visit her Balmoral retreat. The 88-year-old monarch will spend the first part of her annual vacation at the Craigowan Lodge, a mile away from her estate, in Scotlan...

Britain's Duchess Catherine's sister Pippa Middleton is reportedly "on the brink" of getting engaged.
The 30-year-old socialite and has been dating her stockbroker boyfriend Nico Jackson for two years and she's now reportedly keen to walk down the aisle.
A source told Life & Style magazine: "She's on the brink of getting engaged. She's dropped hints to Nico, but ultimately she's letting him pick the ring. The engagement will probably last only six to nine months."
Meanwhile, the couple sparked rumours earlier this year that they were taking their relationship to the next level after they were spotted house-hunting in London.
Pippa and Nico, 35, were spotted looking at a number of properties in the Battersea Park area, where the couple have been seen out jogging together in the past, including a £2.5 million four-bedroom terrace house and a £1.95 million three-bedroom flat.
If the duo do decide to invest in a property in the area they may find themselves mingling with their celebrity neighbours, who would include former Boomtown Rats singer Sir Bob Geldof, Duran Duran star Simon Le Bon and his former supermodel wife Yasmin Le Bon.
The brunette beauty has also been working on culinary skills in anticipation of setting up home with Nico, who is reportedly keen to start a family soon.

Britain's Prince George is learning to swim.
The 12-month-old royal has been having weekly lessons with his mother the Duchess of Cambridge, 31, in the historic pool at Buckingham Palace, London.
An insider told the MailOnline: "The Duchess brings him up to the palace every week now."
The pool, located at the back of the Palace, was converted from a conservatory in 1938 and was initially used by Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and Princess Anne when they were children.
The late Princess Diana - who was married to Prince Charles from 1981 until 1996 - used the pool regularly as part of her fitness routine and then taught her sons Prince William and Prince Harry how to swim in it.
William, who married Duchess Catherine in 2011, previously admitted he hoped his son would develop a passion for scuba diving in the future.
Speaking as the new president of the British Sub-Aqua Club, 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 Lord of the Rings' director Peter Jackson snuck into Comic-Con dressed in a disguise.
The 52-year-old director revealed that he managed to explore Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday (26.07.14) without being hassled for selfies by dressing up as the Evil Jester.
Speaking to Deadline Jackson explained: "I got myself a secret identity. I became the Evil Jester.
"My Evil Jester costume was so successful in disguising my true identity that quite a few people actually asked me to pose with them. And I did."
Peter admitted that a costume was necessary because if he arrived without it, he would be mobbed by fans.
He reflected: "There's a certain reality to me going out now. I'd get six paces, no further, and it would be selfies, and nothing else. In the old days, people asked you to sign something, and half would be too nervous to ask. Now, there's an aggression to it, like they want you as a trophy on their web page. It's a social coup to nail you on their cell phone. It changed everything. I get six paces and then can't walk another."
Jackson also admitted that although he has been at the helm of all six film adaptations of J.R.R. Tolkien's novels 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit', he's pessimistic about bringing Tolkien's posthumously published novel 'The Silmarillion' to the big screen.
He said: "The Tolkien estate has hung onto those film rights, and shown no desire for anyone to do it. That's the current situation. There's no amount of money that Warner Bros could pay the estate for any film rights."

Eliza Doolittle is a "free, naked wild-child".
The 26-year-old pop star is so comfortable in her own skin that she rarely wears a bra and admits she would happily pose naked for an artistic photoshoot.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I don't really wear my bra too much. Sometimes I do. If I feel like my back hurts, I'll wear a bra, otherwise I'm about being a free, naked wild-child.
"I'm quite a free spirit. I've not posed naked for a magazine before, but that's not because I'm against it or anything. I just haven't yet.
"I think you have to just do what you feel comfortable with doing. I would always just do whatever I felt comfortable doing as long as it wasn't trashy."
Proving to be quite a feminist, the 'Pack Up' singer doesn't like how the female body is oversexualised.
She ranted: "I don't like how women's bodies are Page 3 news. I just don't think that's big news. Women's bodies are women's bodies and that's that. And I love to see beautiful, the female form in great art and great photography."
Eliza even noted that she approves of the Free the Nipple campaign that is championed by the likes of Cara Delevingne and Scout Willis, despite not really knowing much about it.
When asked if she supported the cause, she laughed: "I haven't read much about that but I mean, just the title of it. Definitely!"
Eliza performed an exclusive set at Argos' new digital store at 216-217 Tottenham Court Road in London on Sunday (27.07.14).
The singer serenaded a select crowd with songs such as 'Big When I Was Little' and 'Let It Rain' to mark the launch of the store.

Carol Cleveland is in talks to appear on 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 72-year-old star - who is best known for being the only significant female performer in the 'Monty Python' TV series and films - is to take to the dancefloor in the upcoming series of the BBC One dance contest.
Carol - who is has also made appearances in classic British comedies such as 'Only Fools and Horses', 'The Two Ronnies' and 'Morecambe and Wise' - is in talks with BBC bosses and is said to be looking forward to proving that the older generation have still got it.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Carol is confident she'll be able to give it a go and not just be another old duffer."
The blonde beauty - who recently joined 'Monty Python' stars John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam on stage for their 'Monty Python Live (Mostly): One Down, Five to Go' reunion shows - could be set to join former 'The Only Way is Essex' star Mark Wright and Kelly Brook's ex-boyfriend Thom Evans on the upcoming series, as they are both reported to have been approached to compete.

EastEnders' Mick Carter is set to be arrested for kerb crawling.
The Queen Vic landlord - who is portrayed by Danny Dyer - will be stopped by police after attempting to help out Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) when the businessman enters into a heated discussion with drug addict Rainie Cross (Tanya Franks).
Following a swimming gala, which Mick was able to compete in after the cafe owner taught him to swim, the pub boss sees Ian involved in a heated discussion with Rainie so he spies on them to see what is going on.
Ian later flees the scene and the police spot Mick looking on and believe he is on the hunt for prostitutes.
He is cuffed and then led away after his pleas to Rainie to tell the police he wasn't up to anything fall on deaf ears.
The arrest is likely to leave his wife Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) devastated.
Rainie returned to Albert Square in recent weeks to blackmail Ian as it appears he was with her on the night his daughter Lucy Beale (Hetti Bywater) was murdered.
However, Ian didn't tell the police nor his fiancée Denise Fox (Diane Parish) that he was with Rainie.

'Geordie Shore' bosses have been forced to ditch plans to film a series in the US.
Show chiefs have been forced to pull plans to film across the pond over fears that many of the stars of the reality TV show will be unable to get visas due to past arrests and criminal convictions.
Vicky Pattison, 25, Charlotte Crosby, 23, Gary Beadle, 25 and Holly Hagan, 22, have all had run-ins with the law over alleged assaults, while Marnie Simpson, 21, received a community service order following a crash-for-cash insurance scam, meaning they might not meet the US's strict visa requirements.
Producers of the MTV series - which is based on the US reality TV show 'Jersey Shore' - had planned to film in America following on from the success of series set in Australia and Mexico.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Geordie Shore has had huge success with series in Australia and Cancun and bosses wanted to do the same in the US.
"But there is just no way all of the cast would have got visas, so it is back to Newcastle for now."
The show, now in its eighth series, is renowned for its cast member's outrageous antics - who are often seen getting into boozy fights and having sex on-screen.

Peter Capaldi was "absolutely adamant" he didn't want any on-screen flirting with Jenna Coleman in 'Doctor Who'.
The 56-year-old star is set to portray the titular Time Lord in the upcoming eighth series of the BBC One sci-fi show and while Jenna's alter-ego Clara Oswald enjoyed a kiss with Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith last year, Peter was insistent that a similar relationship wouldn't play out between their respective characters.
He said: "There'll be no flirting, that's for sure. It's not what this Doctor's concerned with."
Making reference to a 1990s Renault Clio advert in which an older man flirts with a younger woman, who turns out to be his daughter, he added: "It's quite a fun relationship, but no, I did call and say, 'I want no Papa-Nicole moments'. I think there was a bit of tension with that at first, but I was absolutely adamant."
Peter admits he carefully considered the offer of the Twelfth Doctor before accepting the role because he had to think over whether he wanted to receive the level of attention that comes with playing the part.
He added to the Sunday Times Magazine: "I didn't want to be Doctor Who in a Doctor Who I didn't like. I had to be convinced the show was going in a direction I was interested in.
"I had to think carefully about the level of visibility. My life was blessed, but as soon as this happened I had paparazzi outside my house. People spoke to me before and recognised me, but nothing like this.
"I had to decide if I was ready to live with that, because once that genie is out of the bottle, it doesn't go back in."

A series of 'video portraits' of Lady Gaga raised over $1 million at auction over the weekend.
Avant-garde director Robert Wilson showcased his '23 Video Portraits of Lady Gaga' series at his annual Watermill Center gala in the Hamptons at the weekend, and the controversial images - which included the 'Born this Way' singer as a beheaded John the Baptist and hanging tied-up and naked upside-down - were then sold off.
Guests at the gala included Kim Cattrall, Jay McInerney, Philip Glass and Lisa Anastos, and as well as the Gaga-themed showcase, they also enjoyed an after-party featuring a woman singing opera from a hole in the ground, naked performance artists roaming through the venue and director Jim Jarmush playing guitar, the New York Post newspaper reports.
The '23 Video Portraits of Lady Gaga' - which was first shown at Paris' Louvre in November - saw Robert place the eccentric singer into several familiar paintings, replacing the original subjects.
Among the classic works of art he paid homage to were Jacques-Louis David's ;The Death of Marat' and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres's 'Portrait of Mademoiselle Caroline Rivière'.
The director recently spoke of his awe in the 'Poker Face' singer for her "perfectionist" attitude and stunning "inner concentration".
He said: "An artist I've been dazzled by recently is Lady Gaga. She is highly disciplined and a perfectionist, and she has an inner concentration and beauty.
"She also speaks text brilliantly; her diction is perfect. I had her read text of the Marquis de Sade. She asked me how to do it, and I said, 'Fast, with 20 repeats of this line, five repeats of that.' Her ability to count and speak rapidly is astonishing."
The work will be displayed at the centre until September 14.

Sandra Bullock enjoyed an early 50th birthday celebration at a cowboy bar on Thursday (24.07.14).
The 'Gravity' actress reached the milestone age on Saturday (26.07.14), but began her festivities early by heading to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with a group of female pals to listen to country group Southern Soul Allstars.
A source said: "There were probably six to ten women in the group. It appeared to be a ladies night. They just came in to listen to the band."
Though the group - which included Chelsea Handler - didn't seem to be dancing, they all had a great time.
The onlooker added to E! News: "It was pretty low key. They all had one drink...and were all dressed casually.
"Sandra looked radiant, beautiful and was very sweet. It looked like she was having a blast."
Sandra and Chelsea have been close friends for years, and on Saturday night, the 'Chelsea Lately' host posted a picture on Instagram of a group of women in a cheeky pose, with one of the group showing off her thong-clad butt, though it is unclear as to her identity.
While the picture was captioned "Birthday girls", the 'Blind Side' actress - who has a four-year-old son, Louis - can't be seen in the Instagram picture.