Lily Collins looked chic in a long black floral print skirt and a white cropped t-shirt as she strolled around Beverly Hills carrying a mauve leather handbag.
Lea Michele looked thrilled with her purchases as she left a whole foods store in Los Angeles, California wearing a nautical style sundress and white flip-flops.
Kate Upton enjoyed a day out in the sun in New York's trendy Tribeca wearing an orange floral printed dress and a pair of dark black shades with a white bag hung over her shoulder.
Khloe Kardashian showed off her trim legs in a black dress with thigh-high slit as she arrived at JFK Airport in New York carrying an electric blue bag.
Dakota Fanning protected herself from the sun in a straw hat and reflective aviator shades as she was seen out and about in New York City wearing a black patterned beach dress.
Nicole Scherzinger looked stunning a zebra print crop top and hot pink pencil skirt as she arrived at her hotel in London with her long curly hair pushed to one side.
Vincent Ebrahim has been cast as a villain in 'Hollyoaks'.
'The Kumars at No. 42' actor, famed for playing money-obsessed father Ashwin on the sitcom, has joined the Channel 4 soap as an antagonist called Big Bob.
The character will be introduced as gangster Trevor Royle's (Greg Wood) former inmate, who helped him out by protecting fellow prison dweller John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) when he was locked up for assaulting Robbie Roscoe (Charlie Wernham).
But now corrupt Big Bob is back in town and wants to claim a favour from Trevor in return.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Just when Trevor and Grace think they are getting their lives back on track, Big Bob arrives. He's trouble and has a hold over Trevor that will cause massive problems."
Vincent, who is also known for his roles in 'Ideal', 'The Old Guys' and 'Meet the Magoons', is set to make his grand entrance in August.
The news comes after it was revealed 'Hollyoaks' was going to see another "game-changing" storyline in the form of Lindsey Butterfield falling pregnant.
The junior doctor, played by Sophie Austin, will discover she's expecting a baby later this month - but viewers will be left wondering if the father is her on/off boyfriend Joe Roscoe (Ayden Callaghan) or his brother Freddie (Charlie Clapham).
Britain's Prince Charles has paid tribute to victims of a Welsh mining disaster in 1913.
The Prince of Wales was joined by the Duchess of Cornwall yesterday (03.07.14) as they laid wreaths at the Welsh National Miners Memorial in Senghenydd, in the Aber Valley, south-east Wales and met relatives of the victims.
The disaster claimed the lives of 439 miners and one rescuer after an underground explosion ripped through the village's colliery over a century ago.
The 65-year-old royal - who is the heir apparent to the throne - were greeted at the site by the patron of the village's heritage committee, Roy Noble, while a choir sang the traditional welsh song 'Senghenydd'.
Prince Charles said: "My wife and I have so enjoyed this opportunity to meet you all and if I may say so to have a chance to pay our respects at the memorial.
"I think we owe such an enormous debt of gratitude, respect and appreciation to those people - so many from the same families - who went underground and were courageous and determined enough to do so.
"Both of us are enormously proud to have this opportunity to be here."
Prince William joined the Queen at the Knights of the Thistle ceremony in Edinburgh yesterday(03.07.14).
The 32-year-old royal supported his 88-year-old grandmother - Queen Elizabeth II - as she took part in the historical ceremony that honours men or...