Robert DeNiro offered Anne Hathaway a protective arm round the shoulder in New York City. However, Anne didn't have a real-life crisis, the pair were shooting scenes in Brooklyn for their new comedy movie 'The Intern' - a comedy about a fashion websit...

Taylor Swift wore a black three-piece suit as she walked around downtown Manhattan. The 'I Knew You Were Trouble' singer complimented her outfit with black sunglasses and handbag.

Lindsay Lohan hasn't joined the e-cigarette revolution just yet. The star was caught puffing on a traditional ciggie as she and her friend made their way to meet pals at the George Bar in Mayfair. Lindsay is in the UK capital ahead of her West End debu...

Kelly Brook nearly burst out of her vest top and dropped the jaws of men as went out for a meal at an organic restaurant in Los Angeles. The British beauty made sure her most famous assets were on display for all to see.

Is Heidi Klum making visits to the mythical fountain of youth? It appears so, as the 41-year-old model looked stunning in a purple floral jumpsuit as she enjoyed a day out with her four children in Central Park in New York City.

Liam Hemsworth touched down at LAX airport looking as cool as can be in a pair of black sunglasses and hoodie. Although if he was aiming to not draw attention to himself it didn't work.

Jenni 'JWoww' Farley's fiance is "humbled" by their baby daughter.
The reality TV star and Roger Mathews welcomed Meilani Alexandra Matthews into the world yesterday (13.07.14) and the truck driver is smitten with the little girl.
He tweeted: "She is here! Meilani Alexandra Mathews 7lbs 13 ounces. Words can't describe what looking into your child's eyes can do to you. Im Humbled.(sic)"
Roger says the new addition to his family makes him want to "make the world a better place".
He later added: "She makes cooing noises while she sleeps.Amazing how a simple little noise can make you want to make the world a better place for her 2 live (sic)"
Meanwhile, JWoww's best friend, Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi - who is expecting her second child with fiance Jionni LaVelle - is equally thrilled by the new arrival.
She tweeted: "I'm an auntie!!!!! Can't wait to meet my baby (sic)"
And Snooki can give her pal a taste of the effect parenthood can have on a couple as she has taken to communicating with her partner on Twitter so as not to disturb their 23-month-old son Lorenzo.
She tweeted at the weekend: "Hey @JLaValle ...wanna cuddle? I would ask you but Lorenzo is sleeping in between us & I don't want to wake him.(sic)"

Katy Perry wants to star in a musical version of 'Clueless'.
The 'Roar' hitmaker has expressed interest in a role in the Broadway production to the movie's director Amy Heckerling - who has penned the lyrics for the stage show - and the filmmaker would be delighted to see her portray Cher Horowitz.
Amy told Vulture: "[It's in the] really, really, early, early stages.
"Katy Perry has expressed interest, and I love her to death."
The 60-year-old director - who also turned the 1995 high school movie into a TV series - also admitted she is a huge fan of singer Iggy Azalea and was "flattered" when she paid homage to the cult comedy, which starred Alicia Silverstone in the lead role, in the video for her single 'Fancy'.
Amy revealed she would even consider the 24-year-old singer for a role if Katy - who is currently in the middle of her 'Prismatic' world tour - is too busy to commit to the production.
She said: "I was extremely flattered and I thought she was amazing. And whoever did the costumes, I don't know how they did that.
"It looked like they had more money for the video than I had for the movie.
"Maybe Iggy wants to do it!"

David Hasselhoff is being sued for breach of contract.
The former 'Baywatch' actor is at the centre of a dispute with OWLS Media, who claim he promised to film a Berlin Wall documentary exclusively for them, but after completing work, he allegedly made a similar piece with the National Geographic Society.
OWLS Media's documentary used the 61-year-old star because of his popularity in Germany and the way his song 'Looking for Freedom' became the "anthem" of the Wall.
Documents obtained by RadarOnline.com stated: "[Hasselhoff] is a renowned musical artist and is particularly well-known . . . for his connection to the historic events related to the fall of the Berlin Wall."
They add the actor was used "for narration and interviews" in the documentary, which and also his current career and "fame in Germany."
The company's grievance is that despite making an exclusive agreement with them, Hasselhoff filmed a "superseding documentary almost identical in theme, scope and focus to the [OWLS Media's] documentary."
The National Geographic Society's film, which will air in the autumn, is allegedly "crushing Plaintiffs documentary and its economic well-being."
As a result, the filmmaking company are seeking punitive damages.

Oscar Pistorius has shared a series of inspirational messages on Twitter as he awaits the verdict of his murder trial.
The South African Paralympic sprinter - who is accused of gunning down his model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp inside his home last February - broke his months-long silence on the social media site yesterday (13.07.14) by posting motivational quotes that appear to suggest he is doing some soul-searching.
Oscar, 27, first shared a collage of moving pictures of him with disadvantaged children, including some youngsters who, like him, are double-amputees. In one of the snaps, the athlete - wearing his famous 'blade-runner' prosthetic legs - is seen encouraging a young girl to run in her own prosthetics.
The montage of pictures is accompanied by the text: "You have the ability to make a difference in someones life. Sometimes it's the simple things you say or do that can make someone feel better or inspire them. (sic)"
Oscar later posted a picture of a passage from Holocaust survivor Viktor E. Frankl's book, 'Man's Search for Meaning', which describes his experiences as a prisoner at Auschwitz during World War II.
The lengthy quote describes how "a man who has nothing left" can still feel "bliss".
The passage continued: "In a position of utter desolation, when man cannot express himself in positive action, when his only achievement may consist in enduring his sufferings in the right way -- an honourable way -- in such a position man can, through loving contemplation of the image he carries of his beloved, achieve fulfilment."
The runner's final tweet, meanwhile, is a picture of a lake with text emblazoned across it pleading for "healing".
It reads: "Lord, today I ask that you bathe those who live in pain in the river of your healing. Amen."
Oscar hasn't tweeted since the anniversary of Reeva's death on February 14 and is currently awaiting the outcome of his five-month trial, which is adjourned while the prosecutors prepare their final arguments.
The court case is due to resume on August 8.

Britain's Prince Harry has reportedly been in contact with Caroline Flack.
The 29-year-old royal was rumoured to have been dating the former 'Xtra Factor' presenter in 2009 and it's now been revealed that he's been getting back in touch with her.
A source told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "They have been in contact by phone. Harry likes to keep in touch with his old girlfriends and he knows Caroline is fun and discreet.
"In fact, someone mentioned his name the other day and Caroline got flustered and went bright red."
Harry - who split from his girlfriend of two years Cressida Bonas earlier this year - is said to have dated Caroline, 34, after he broke up with long-term love Chelsea Davy, but although they're back in touch it's only as friends as Caroline is currently dating music manager Jack Street.
Meanwhile, Harry recently posed for his first selfie with his brother Prince William and entrepreneur Jamal Edwards.
The young royals posed for the snap after launching a new awards scheme, the Queen's Young Leaders, for young people in the Commonwealth.

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want to create a no-fly zone over their new home.
The royal couple - who have 12-month-old son Prince George together - have complained to the Civil Aviation Authority to make the area over Anmer Hall in Norfolk, in the East of England a no-fly zone to prevent photographers from picturing them and their home.
Prince William and Duchess Catherine have complained after two incidents in the past few weeks, including one in May when they claim images taken by a plane flying below the permitted height of 500ft were published.
According to the Daily Express newspaper a senior royal aide said: "Quite apart from the security implications of the photographs, we are clear that they represent a breach of privacy of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and ask they are not used please."
The photographer and pilot deny flying below the permitted height and the CAA - which is assessing whether the royal estate has provided sufficient evidence to warrant a full investigation - said the rules governing flying over royal residences were the same as everywhere else.
William and Catherine - who spent approximately £1.5 million on refurbishing Anmer Hall - are expected to move into the house later this year when William is scheduled to begin work as an air ambulance pilot in East Anglia.