Anne Hathaway looked stylish in a sophisticated red dress and dark sunglasses as she headed on to the set of 'The Intern' in New York.

Beyonce rocked a leather ensemble and knee-high boots during a performance in Miami. The singer was joined by her husband JayZ as they kicked off their 21-date 'On The Run' tour.

Gwen Stefani ran errands around Los Angeles wearing a red checked shirt and skinny jeans. The 'Rich Girl' singer finished off her look with her signature red lipstick.

Britain's Prince Harry was reduced to tears while meeting Brazilian orphans.
The royal revealed during a reception honouring Queen Elizabeth in Sao Paulo last night (25.06.14) that he couldn't hide his emotions when he visited Acer, the Association for Support of Children at Risk, and spoke to disadvantaged youngsters who had lost parents to drugs, violence or prison.
According to the Daily Telegraph, he said: "I was completely overwhelmed and shocked. I've never blubbed in public as far as I can remember but I was pretty damn close. It was amazing to hear those stories.
"It seems ridiculous for me to say to these kids how lucky and fortunate they are considering their situation. Obviously they are far from that. But I am only too aware by listening to their stories how many other kids there are like this that aren't as fortunate as them."
Harry also explained how meeting the children brought back memories of losing his own mother, Princess Diana, aged just 12, and he was especially touched by the story of two sisters who were being cared for by their grandmother because drug-dealing father was in jail and their mother had been murdered.
His voice wavering, the 29-year-old royal recalled: "There are two little girls - I'm quite emotional - just looking at them I wanted to talk about my own experiences. But there is no point because it is just so far removed. The bravery of them looking at me, smiling at me ...
"I wanted to use my own experiences in a very small way to try to give them a bit of understanding about the fact that I see what you're going through. But you hear the stories and think that's nothing to what they have been through."
Acer was set up by Jonathan Hannay to help underprivileged children in Diadema, Sao Paulo.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth is set to appear on 'Antiques Roadshow'.
The 88-year-old monarch and her husband Prince Philip met with the BBC One show's team of experts for an appraisal of some of their most treasured royal heirlooms during their three-day visit to Northern Ireland.
The queen proudly showed off her antique collection at her official residence of Hillsborough Castle, near Belfast, where the discussions were filmed as part of a special episode of the long-running series.
Philip was keen to find out when the scenes would air, with the queen chiming in as she signed the visitor's book, "If it is in August then even better because we might have a chance to see it."
Among the items on show was a bronze sculpture of a horse and jockey by French artist Pierre Jules Mene, thought to be of the 1863 Derby winner Macaroni, a George IV library, an 18th century Chinese soup tureen and five figurines from a Meissen monkey orchestra, the BBC reports.
The royal couple spent about 10 minutes with experts before hundreds of people gathered to have their own items valued for the special episode.

Britain's Prince Edward officially opened the Royal Norfolk Show yesterday (25.06.14).
The Earl of Wessex kicked off his duties as the new president of the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association by opening the show in the grand ring after receiving a military welcome by the Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas, led by Major Paul Norley.
Edward told the crowd: "Although the Royal Norfolk Show is not the is not the oldest, the decision to move to a permanent showground was pretty revolutionary. It is the role of this show to demonstrate the best of what Norfolk produces."
The 50-year-old royal, who is Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's youngest son, chatted to youngsters learning about farming and agriculture in the Discovery Zone.
He was described as "very friendly" by members of the Norfolk Young Farmers group, who shared their experiences of taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh award with him.
Christopher Nix, the show's steward, commented to the Norfolk Advertiser: "Lots of people are very pleased to see him."
Edward is the first member of the Royal Family to attend both days of the Royal Norfolk Show in 60 years, following in his grandmother, the Queen Mother's footsteps.

Emma Willis and Christine Bleakley are in line to replace Holly Willoughby on 'This Morning' when she goes on maternity leave.
ITV bosses have reportedly narrowed down their list of potential co-hosts for Phillip Schofield when Holly, 33, takes a leave of absence to welcome her third child with husband Dan Baldwin in the summer.
Silver-haired Phillip, 52, is said to be urging bosses to hire his former 'Dancing on Ice' co-host Christine, as they are good friends and socialise outside of work with their respective partners.
But Emma has also impressed producers with her stints on 'Big Brother' and 'The Voice'.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Phillip is good friends with Christine and wants her to get the job - but bosses are also looking at Emma."
The coveted job could last for up to a year while pregnant Holly, who already has son Harry, five, and three-year-old daughter Belle, is away.
Both brunette beauties have plenty of experience on 'This Morning' as Emma, 38, presents The Hub section of the show on a regular basis, while Christine, 35, has previously filled in for both Holly and Phillip on the sofa.

Diane Langton would return to 'EastEnders'.
The 67-year-old actress - who is currently starring as Nana McQueen on Channel 4's 'Hollyoaks' - previously played Cindy Beale's mother Bev Williams on the BBC One soap and hasn't ruled out reprising the role in the future as she still has ties to Albert Square because of Bev's grandchildren Peter Beale (Ben Hardy) and Cindy Williams (Mimi Keene).
Diane told Inside Soap magazine: "They keep mentioning Bev on telly at the moment. She's meant to be in Devon, which is really weird.
"You know, I haven't been asked to return to the show, but I guess while the grandchildren are around there's still a possibility."
Diane also admitted she was shocked by the recent storyline which saw the murder of her on-screen granddaughter, Lucy Beale.
She said: "I do like watching 'EastEnders', but I haven't got a clue about who killed Lucy Beale."
Meanwhile, the 'Only Fools and Horses' veteran is enjoying a more prominent role in 'Hollyoaks' following the departure of the McQueen matriarch Myra (Nicole Barber-Lane) last year.
She said: "It's a madhouse for me at the moment! But it's marvellous to be wanted. It's better than coming into scenes and asking people if they want a cup of tea. When Myra left the show, I slipped into her shoes as head of the family. It's been great."

Girl Thing's Linzi Martin has auditioned for 'The X Factor'.
The 32-year-old singer, who recently reunited with the 'Last One Standing' group on ITV2's 'The Big Reunion', came face-to-face with the band's former manager Simon Cowell at auditions last week - but her bid for a pop comeback was short-lived.
Linzi reportedly broke down while telling the judges - including Louis Walsh, Mel B and Cheryl Cole - about her previous attempts at pop stardom.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Her tears didn't really wash with the panel."
Simon, 54, created Girl Thing in a bid to rival the Spice Girls' popularity, but the band - also consisting of Jodi Albert, Anika Bostelaar, Michelle Barber and Nikki Stuart - failed to connect with the public and were unceremoniously dropped after just two single releases.
Earlier this year, the music mogul blasted his former act by branding them "bitter".
On 'The Big Reunion', Linzi claimed she wrote some of the verses for the hit Hear'Say song 'Pure and Simple', which was originally recorded by Girl Thing.
Simon offered his two cents on the drama, telling BANG Showbiz: "What happened was, the guy that was managing them, I got him the gig to manage 'Popstars' [winners], Hear'Say. He gave my song, 'Pure and Simple', to Hear'Say. It was my hit record.
"That's why we didn't do what we hoped we were going to do with that group. It's as simple as that."

David Hasselhoff is to star in a new British TV comedy.
The former 'Baywatch' star has revealed he is moving to the UK to film a six-part, semi-improvised series named 'Hoff The Record' - from the makers of Karl Pilkington's 'An Idiot Abroad' - which will air on Dave next year.
Speaking about his new project, David said: "'Hoff The Record' is coming to the UK, only on Dave. They did name the channel after me, right?"
The new programme will be shot in the style of a documentary and is about the life of 'The Hoff', a fictionalised version of the star.
A member of the 'Hoff The Record' production team told The Sun newspaper: "We are thrilled to work with David and are amazed he's game to play a jaw-dropping version of himself for us."
The 61-year-old actor first let slip that he was planning to work with the channel Dave on Twitter last month in a message that was later deleted.
David's last British TV stint was as a judge on 'Britain's Got Talent' in 2011 alongside Amanda Holden and Michael McIntyre.
The 'Knight Rider' star is currently dating Welsh beauty Hayley Roberts, whom he met while in the UK for 'BGT'.

Demi Lovato has a crush on Amber Heard.
The 'Skyscraper' hitmaker is in awe of the bisexual 'Rum Diary' actress - who is engaged to Johnny Depp - and thinks she is one of the most beautiful people she has ever seen.
Asked who her girl crush is, she said: "I love Amber Heard. She's so gorgeous, it's ridiculous."
Demi is a vocal campaigner for gay rights and revealed at Logo TV's Trailblazers event earlier this week that her late grandfather was homosexual and came out in the 1960s.
Though he died long before she was born, the 21-year-old star is convinced she has inherited her opinionated ways from him.
She told E! News: "It makes so much sense as to why I feel so connected to standing up for what I believe in.
"When I heard the word 'trailblazer,' I automatically thought of my grandfather and him coming out in the '60s. It's very powerful. I couldn't be more proud of him."
Demi recently filmed the video for her new single 'Really Don't Care' at Los Angeles' Pride event and says the track's meaning has changed for her since it was first written.
She said: "When I originally wrote it, it was a break-up song.
"But now I have sung it so many times that it kind of no longer has a significance in that sort of way. When I sing it, I always want to inspire and empower. I thought what other people could relate to really not caring what people think. I thought of bullies and the LGBT community who are constantly scrutinised. What better place is there than L.A. Pride to celebrate who you are and not really caring what people think?"

Ed Sheeran couldn't date a woman with no sense of humour.
The 'Sing' hitmaker - who confirmed earlier this year he is dating someone out of the public eye - thinks laughter is the key to a successful relationship and couldn't be with someone who took themselves too seriously.
Asked his favourite quality in a woman, he said: "A sense of humour. I think that's key for any long-lasting relationship.
"[Have I ever dated anyone with no sense of humour?] I have more sense than that, but I speak to women with no sense of humour quite a lot.
"I met this model last year. Her meal for the day was a cotton ball soaked in Diet Coke. I don't want to be friends with somebody like that."
The 23-year-old star also admitted he enjoyed selling out New York's huge Madison Square Garden venue a lot more than losing his virginity.
Asked which feat was better, he told the new issue of America's ELLE magazine: "Probably selling out Madison Square Garden three times.
"Losing my virginity was a benchmark in my life, but it wasn't the best thing I've ever done."
The 'A Team' hitmaker insisted he wouldn't be upset if his girlfriends didn't like his music, so long as they had respect for his work.
He said: "[Could I love someone who didn't love my music?] Yeah, yeah.
"I think there's a difference between loving the work and respecting it. If I dated, I don't know, a horse jockey--I'm not a massive fan of horse races, but I could still respect what the person does."