Charlize Theron kept her outfit simple in a pair of black jeans and a white t-shirt as she joined her beau Sean Penn for dinner at London's Roka restaurant.

Gwen Stefani stood out from the crowd in a burnt orange blazer as she arrived at a Memorial Day party in Malibu, California with her husband and children.

Kate Beckinsale showed off her long legs in a white playsuit and silver court heels as she enjoyed a day in the sun at a Memorial Day party in Malibu, California.

Britain's Prince Harry has an army of admiring female colleagues who keep bringing him lunch and cups of tea.
The 29-year-old royal, who split from his on/off girlfriend of two years Cressida Bonas last month, has been getting plenty of attention while on duty at the British Army's London District Headquarters at Horse Guards Parade, where he has a desk job.
A source told the Sunday People newspaper: "The girls go do-eyed and silly and it's immediately apparent everything's stopped because Harry is in the office.
"Some girls, not just the younger ones, treat him like he's a big celebrity.
"He's not always around because of his royal duties but basically when he is in the office, work basically stops."
The headquarters, where Harry helps to plan ceremonial events such as state visits, is a base for 11 Army units and nine Territorial Army units, including the Household Cavalry.
Harry works closely with a number of female soldiers of all ages, who are said to be trying to woo Harry.
The insider continued: "All of my staff begin swooning when Harry arrives for work. I cut them a bit of slack because he's not your average officer but I do have to tell them to concentrate when he's around.
"They are often queuing up to make him tea and bring his lunch to his desk. It can be a little embarrassing for Harry but he is very good natured. But the work output definitely slows down when he's in."
The flame-haired royal is said to be on first-name terms with some of the girls, although they have to call him sir, but he "does not rest on his royal credentials."
The source added: "He's happy to make tea for everyone when it's his turn. He's even brought in cakes."

A photograph of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge baring her bottom have been published by a German newspaper online.
The decision to print the image in Bild has sparked a privacy row between Clarence House and members of the European media, according to the Huffington Post.
The revealing photograph was taken by celebrated photographer Diane Von Furstenberg during Kate Middleton and Prince William's recent trip to Australia, after the wind from a helicopter blew up Kate's skirt on a visit to the Blue Mountains near Sydney.
The feature states: "Photos show our favourite Duchess Kate, 32, in the Australian Blue Mountains. The rotor blades of the royal helicopter swirl the air so that Kate's summer dress blew up - giving a clear view of her beautiful bum!', the headline also reads: "Clothes ban for Kate?"
The image is situated next to images of Kim Kardashian and sister Khloe showing off their curves.
In 2012, the royal couple launched a legal case against French magazine Closer after it printed topless photographs of Kate on holiday in Provence Chateaux.
At the time, Clarence House released a statement comparing the magazine's publication with the "worst excesses of the paparazzi during Diana's life."
British newspapers reportedly refused to run the new photographs of Kate's bare bum and Clarence House are yet to comment on the issue.

Britain's Prince William could become an air ambulance helicopter pilot instead of taking on a full-time royal role.
The 31-year-old prince gave up his job as an RAF search and rescue pilot eight months ago to start focusing on public service placements ahead of him becoming King in the future.
But according to the Daily Mail newspaper, William is eager to return to flying and isn't ready to focus on royal duties full-time and one option would be to work for the East Anglian Air Ambulance, near his country home in Norfolk.
A source said: "William has privately said he does not want to give up flying and hopes to find a way to incorporate it into what he does in the future.
"He will not become a full-time working member of the royal family in September, and Charles and the Queen support him in this."
However, Kate has admitted the thought of William in the skies makes her anxious as his job has many risks.
She previously said: "I cannot pretend that I didn't feel anxious at times when William was on shift in howling gales, knowing that he was out flying in extremely challenging conditions."
The East Anglian Air Ambulance was launched in 2000 and has two helicopters which are funded by donations and fly every day of the year in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
A Kensington Palace spokesman said: "The Duke of Cambridge is currently considering his options and an announcement will be made in due course."

Emmerdale's Eric and Val Pollard are renewing their wedding vows.
The estranged soap couple are set to rekindle their romance next week when Eric takes part in a charity skydive to prove to his estranged wife how much she means to him following his one night stand with her sister, Diane.
Touched by his grand gesture and bravery after jumping out of a plane to raise money for HIV awareness, Val - who was diagnosed with the disease earlier this year - secretly books a church service to surprise her devoted husband.
Chris Chittell, who plays Eric, explained: "All of a sudden, Val realises that Eric is skydiving for her and her cause. Eric is not daft, really, because he knows that it's very, very important to Val that everyone knows of the HIV situation and how far it has gone since yesteryear.
"When Eric finds out about the vow renewal, he is totally flummoxed. His head must be scrambled and his heart must be racing, but he doesn't know what to expect. I don't think he expects what actually transpires, which I do believe is quite powerful."
The scenes, which will air at the start of June, could be the start of good fortune for the ITV soap favourites, following a disastrous few months.
Quizzed whether the trouble is over, Chris replied: "Who knows? I would like to think for a little while at least, they are rapturously in love once more!"

Frank Skinner was given a role in 'Doctor Who' to finally shut him up.
Mark Gatiss, one of the show's writers, has revealed the comedian - who is a lifelong fan of the BBC sci-fi drama - was given a part in the new series because he has incessantly lobbied producers for a cameo.
He told The Sun newspaper: "I'm delighted he'll be in the show. He's a very good actor and he's a huge fan.
"He must be over the moon - he's been dropping enough hints! He's the number one fan. He's the Doctor's stalker."
Frank, 57, will appear in an episode of the upcoming eighth series which will be written by 'Being Human' scribe Jamie Mathieson.
The comic previously revealed he will miss his son Buzz's second birthday in order to fulfil his dream of appearing in 'Doctor Who'.
He said: "I thought about being in 'Doctor Who' about every four-and-a-half minutes years before this happened! However, I'm afraid I've gone deep into 'bad dad' territory, because in order to be in 'Doctor Who', one of the filming days is [son] Buzz's birthday. So I'm having to miss it."
BBC has confirmed the eighth series of the show - which will see Peter Capaldi take over the role of the titular Time Lord - will begin airing in August.

Paul Hollywood was shocked by Mary Berry's naughty comments in the new series of 'Great British Bake Off'.
The silver-haired fox has revealed that the sexual innuendo on the new series of the BBC baking competition is far more risqué than previous titillating phrases such as "soggy bottoms" and "stiff peaks".
Paul said: "Some of the stuff in the new series... oh my! There was one time when I had to leave the tent over something Mary Berry said. I told Mel and Sue, 'I can't stay in there, it's too much.' "
The baking pro, who judges the show with Mary, 79, also teased there will be "a scandal" that causes drama in the fifth series, but he refrained from giving away too many details.
Paul is quoted by the Daily Star newspaper as saying: "I can't say what it its!"
'The Great British Bake Off' will move to BBC One later this year following its ratings success on BBC Two over the last four series.
The final of the last series, won by Frances Quinn, pulled in nine million viewers last October, besting that week's episode of ITV talent show 'The X Factor' and a high profile football game featuring Arsenal FC.

Michelle Keegan is seeing a voice coach to help her lose her northern accent.
The brunette beauty plays brassy barmaid Tina McIntyre in 'Coronation Street', who is killed off in the soap tonight (27.05.14), and she's been trying to work on her dialect to make it easier to land future roles.
She told Radio Times magazine: "I'm having more training which I'm doing for confidence. I've been playing on character for over six years and I need to refresh.
"I'm having one-to-one classes and some dialect coaching for accents.
"I've got a very strong Manchester accent and it can be easier to get a part if you're able to neutralise it."
Michelle - who is engaged to former 'The Only Way Is Essex' star Mark Wright - has admitted leaving the show, which she joined in late 2007, was a massive decision.
She will be watching her last ever scenes, in which Tina meets a grisly end after falling from a balcony during a scuffle with a mystery killer, from the comfort of her dad's house.
She previously said: "That's where I watched the episode when I was first on, so I'm going to watch the last episode with him. It'll be quite emotional."

Collabro are the first act to make it through to the final of 'Britain's Got Talent'.
The five-man band, who sing songs from musical theatre, wowed the judges with their rendition of 'Bring Him Home' from the musical 'Les Misérables' on Monday night (26.05.14) and were also a big hit with viewers who voted to send them through to next month's final.
The singers were the first of seven acts who performed on last night's show to be put through and were later joined by Canadian magician Darcy Oake, who carried out an illusion which saw him disappear from a chair in the middle of the stage and return as a cameraman just metres away while in full view of the live audience.
The hunky contestant split the judges' opinions as David Walliams and Amanda Holden opted for comedy impressionist Jon Clegg while Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon chose Darcy, which meant the decision then went to the public vote, which secured his spot in the final.
Meanwhile, 'Little Britain' star David angered his fellow judge Alesha earlier in the show by quipping she had lip-synced during her pop career.
The 'Drummer Boy' singer retaliated by pouring a glass of water over his head and said: "Excuse me, you're barking up the wrong tree."
David made the comments after Alesha criticised his Golden Buzzer choice Christian Spridon, who Simon referred to as "appalling" following his flamboyant rendition of 'It's Raining Men'.

'EastEnders' star Khali Best has been suspended for three months.
The 26-year-old actor - who plays Dexter Hartman on the BBC One soap - will take a leave of absence from the show as punishment for "bad behaviour backstage and outside of work", reports Digital Spy.
A BBC spokesperson said: "Khali Best has been suspended from 'EastEnders' for three months. We will not comment any further on this matter."
The shocking suspension comes after Khali, who joined 'EastEnders' last year, was named Best Newcomer at the National Television Awards in January.
Earlier this month, Khali was involved in a road collision when he crashed his £18,000 Audi A3 car in busy rush-hour morning traffic.
The star's vehicle collided with a van as Khali tried to drive past it, according to an eyewitness.
EastEnders' young cast has been rocked by a series of suspensions this year, as Khali's punishment comes just months after Ricky Norwood - who plays Arthur 'Fatboy' Chubb - was also banned from filming after a video emerged of him smoking marijuana.
The star, who was also alleged to have performed a sex act on camera, was suspended for two months "for bringing the show into disrepute".