Georgia May Jagger was stunning in an orange mini-dress as she promoted the 'House Of Sun' pop-up boutique in Madrid, Spain. The model attended the event with her supermodel mum Jerry Hall.

Jennifer Aniston was spotted leaving Barneys department store in New York City. The pretty 'Friends' actress wore aviator shades and a black vest as she left the shop empty handed.

Britain's Prince Harry is visiting the Atlantic Rainforest today (25.06.14). The royal is due to continue his official tour of Brazil with a trip to the dense forest which surrounds the city of San Paulo in order to discover how the nation's governmen...

Britain's Prince Harry is "really sad" about England being knocked out of the World Cup.
The 29-year-old prince confessed he was bitterly disappointed his team would be heading home after losing their first two group stage matches.
Harry made the admission to the FA chairman Greg Dyke just hours before he watched England bow out against Costa Rica at the Belo Horizonte stadium in a nil-nil draw yesterday (24.06.14).
Greg told The Independent newspaper: "It's a shame Harry didn't come [to Brazil] last week, he probably would have helped. I feel really sorry for Harry and our fans that we didn't have a chance of staying on - but that's life.
"It's such small margins, we basically played better here than we have for the last two World Cups."
The redhead met the FA chairman during a business brunch at The Minas Tennis Club, where the pair were shown a rare copy of the 1863 original regulations ahead of it being displayed at the Sao Paulo football museum.
Harry also lamented to Greg: "The couple of games that I watched I thought that we played really well. It's the best England team we've had for some time - but hey, you win some you lose some."

Britain's Prince Charles is "extremely proud" of the newly-revamped Middleport Pottery factory.
The 65-year-old royal visited the historic site in Stoke-on-Trent is Staffordshire, England, yesterday (24.06.14) to witness firsthand the £9 million restoration project that The Prince's Regeneration Trust (PRT) helped undertake.
The grade II-listed site was saved from closure in 2011 when the trust, spearheaded by Charles, embarked on a three-year mission to restore the 125-year-old home of traditional Burleigh Pottery to its former glory and prevent job losses.
As he officially unveiled the site, The Stoke Sentinel reports that Charles said: "Stoke-on-Trent is the cradle of the British ceramics industry, and the contribution made to this country by the Potteries is enormous, so I am absolutely thrilled that this pottery is alive and breathing once again."
"While traditional crafts and unique skills have been returned and historic buildings and machinery have been preserved for future generations to enjoy, we now hope to bring the steam engine back into use and also build a bridge over the canal to make it more accessible to people."
"When English Heritage approached my trust about the imminent closure of this world-famous company, and the seemingly inevitable break-up of its workforce, the loss of traditional skills and the destruction of so many industrial artefacts and archives, including the unique collection of moulds, I was determined that this could not be allowed to happen."
Charles made a splash by arriving at the factory on board a canal boat named The Lindsay and was welcomed by factory workers, the Haywood Academy's band, and local school children.
The project has created new facilities for visitors including an exhibition gallery, a shop and a café, as well as a state-of-the-art workshop and vacant office spaces.

Rita Ora thinks social media is "like a drug".
The 23-year-old singer has developed an obsession with Instagram and Twitter and admits her phone is the first thing she reaches for when she wakes up in the morning.
Speaking in the August issue of Flare magazine, she explained: "I'm on it as soon as I wake up. I scroll with one eye open. It's like a drug. For me, it's like, look forward. You don't have to look side to side. If you start looking from side to side, you get confused."
Meanwhile, the 'I Will Never Let You Down' hitmaker, who has been signed to Jay Z's label Roc Nation since 2009, admits she has carved out her successful career based on inspiration from Beyoncé, 32.
Rita explained: "Beyoncé built her f**king foundation from the bottom. I think that's the exact career every female artist wants to have."
However, the blonde beauty believes the competition from other female artists - such as Rihanna - have also helped her progress her career and reach for her goals.
She said: "There's always competition. I definitely feel it. I thrive off of it. I love it."

Lady Gaga's former friend claims she was "poisoned by fame".
The 'Applause' hitmaker was championed by gossip blogger Perez Hilton at the start of her career but the pair had a bitter feud and he thinks the main reason they fell out was because fame changed her.
The blogger, whose real name is Mario Lavandeira Jr, claims he was hanging out with Gaga in Sydney, Australia when they fell out and she was taking part in a special he was filming, which included a cooking demonstration with the 28-year-old star.
During an appearance on Australian talk show 'Mornings', he told hosts Sonia Kruger and David Campbell: "Actually, all the drama went down in Australia in the summer of 2011.
"She proceeded to get obliterated drunk, drinking Jameson, and she was a surprisingly functioning drunk woman."
He insists he was sober during the interview and Gaga became upset over a question about her song 'Judas' and another question about her boyfriend.
He said: "The [question] framing made her real angry.
"The fact that I brought up her boyfriend made her livid and she stormed off the set and stopped the interview."
Asked if he thought it was the alcohol which made her react the way she did, he replied: "No, I think it was fame that just poisoned her.
"She had an album 'Fame Monster', her second album, and she became consumed by that which she was fascinated about. You know, fame can be a very deadly drug and it has damaged her personally."
The blogger claims he has "zero interest" in being friends with her again and insists he doesn't need people like her in his life.
He added: "I think she has unfortunately become a victim of this character she created. Instead of being an artist she became this freak and this cartoon character and so unrelateable to people."

Ashton Kutcher's twin brother thinks he and Mila Kunis were "meant to be".
Michael Kutcher couldn't be happier that the 'Two and a Half Men' star - who was previously married to Demi Moore - is engaged and expecting a baby with his former 'That '70s Show' co-star and thinks they were always destined to be together.
He said: "I mean, I love Mila.
"Those two reunited after 14 years, and I think they were meant to be.
"It'd be like Ross and Rachel getting married [from 'Friends'], like David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston getting married!
"They make such a great couple. I'm so happy for them, I really am. Ashton is in a really great place right now."
Michael - whose sister Tausha is also pregnant - can't wait to welcome the new additions to the family into the world.
He added to Us Weekly magazine: "My sister and Ashton are both expecting -- it's so exciting for the whole family!
"Ashton and Mila are so excited to be parents.
"I have a nine year old myself, and a four year old and there's a 16 year old in the family. We're so excited to expand the cousins of the new generation."
Michael thinks it is nice the babies will be so close in age as he grew up surrounded by a large extended family.
He said: "My mom comes from an Irish Catholic background. She has 10 brothers and sisters, so we have a huge extended family. They're all around the same area.
"We had 83 people in a farmhouse last Christmas, and Grandma cooked for everyone."

Whoopi Goldberg is being sued by an unemployed man. The 58-year-old actress is the subject of a lawsuit filed by Wajid Al-Qadaffi, who claims she has schemed with New York charity Services for the UnderServed (SUS) to sabotage his chances of getting a...

'X Factor' bosses have issued a secret list to talent scouts to find stars comparable to popular past contestants Olly Murs and Cher Lloyd.
The 13-point list, which was sent by senior producers on the ITV talent programme, shows what TV bosses are looking for, including, 'a very camp group', 'a cool young choir', 'young bad boys' and 'a man-of-the-people male singer'.
The list, revealed by The Sun newspaper, also asks scouts to find a new Cher, Olly and Wagner and begs: "Please, please send over any new suggestions and we can queue jump them all."
A source said: "It's a farce. The idea the public have the same opportunities as these scouted acts is preposterous."
The person who wrote the list thanked scouts for the acts they had already put forward and asked them to "concentrate" on the new list as auditions continue with judges Mel B, Cheryl Cole, Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh.
The list - which has been blamed on an "over-zealous employee" - also asks for 'rockers', whether they are good or bad, 'a female diva', an act similar to 2009 contestant Stacey Solomon, 'young sassy girls', 'a boy with a great story who is cute and talented' and 'groups'.
An 'X Factor' spokesman said: "No one is fast-tracked or given preferential treatment. This year we have had tens of thousands of people enter the show."
Auditions are set to take place in Newcastle and Edinburgh in coming weeks, after three days at London's Emirates Stadium.

Lydia Bright has hit out at "disloyal" former 'The Only Way is Essex' co-star Amy Childs.
The 24-year-old boutique owner - who has returned to the hit ITV2 reality show after a two-year hiatus - was "hurt" by revelations that her ex-boyfriend James 'Arg' Argent had cheated on her with Amy, 24, at an ITV party and has no interest in making peace with her.
Lydia told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Me and Amy were never friends. I never knew her before 'TOWIE'. I don't have her number and I haven't spoken to her since. I wouldn't choose a friend like her. I don't think she's a very loyal friend. She's not really my kind of girl.
"It's unfortunate that she came into my life but then, equally, she's not really part of my life anyway."
Lydia also claims the pair made her feel "pathetic" after they denied the tryst when she confronted them during an episode of the show.
She explained: "I was very upset about it, naturally. I was more hurt because I had an inkling it was going on and I aired my concerns on the show with Amy.
"I confronted them and they said it wasn't true. I was made to feel like a pathetic girlfriend. I got upset because they let me go through all that when they knew it was true."
Although Lydia has no interest in making up with Amy she is prepared to clear the air with Arg, 26, whom she dated for four years.
She said: "I just want to reach a happy medium where we can be in the same room and not be biting each other's heads off."

Gemma Collins crashed a £130,000 Lamborghini in Marbella.
The 'Only Way is Essex' star caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to the luxury sports car while filming as she scraped it against a wall, causing producers to lose their £2,500 deposit on the rental.
Gemma, 33, is seen driving the lavish car in tonight's episode of 'The Only Way is Marbs' but claims she didn't notice the damage - which also affected the arch wheel - as the engine was so loud.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Gemma was driving the car really confidently going round tight corners but ended up badly scratching it without even realising. She claimed the engine was so noisy that she couldn't hear anything.
"The car hire company was not happy and ended up docking the deposit."
Gemma's car troubles weren't the only bit of drama she got into during the 10-day trip to Marbella, Spain, as she also found herself in the middle of her gay best friends Bobby Norris and Harry Derbidge's relationship woes.
Harry admits to cheating on Bobby in shocking scenes to air tonight (25.06.14) and the heartbroken reality star is less than pleased that Gemma was aware of Harry's secret.
He previously said: "That was the start of everything. It got heated. She was in the middle. She basically knew more than I did.
"It looks like I'm about to throw my vodka and orange over her, but I don't throw alcohol around. I'll save that for the others. I'd much rather drink mine!"