Jared Leto looked opted for bright blue blazer and floral shirt when he attended the iHeartRadio Music Awards 2014 in Los Angeles, California. The Oscar-winning actor and 30 Seconds to Mars frontman, dressed down the look with jeans.

Hilary Duff looked chic at iHeartRadio Music Awards 2014 in Los Angeles wearing a short black mini dress featured gold embroidered leaves to emphasise her petite waist.

Mariah Carey showed off her curves in a sultry black dress as she visited Times Square to promote her new album 'Me. I Am Mariah...The Elusive Chanteuse' in New York.

Ashley Greene wore a white peplum dress with a scribble effect print when she attended the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles. The former 'Twilight' actress placed one hand on her hip and posed for the cameras.

Shakira showed off her long legs in a white skirt and back t-shirt style top featuring a laser cut design as she graced the red carpet at the 2014 iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles.

Buckingham Palace has outlined how the British royal family will commemorate the centenary of World War I. Several senior members of the household will attend special services to mark 100 years since the battle on 4 August, with Queen Elizabeth visiti...

Britain's Prince Harry has been welcomed to Memphis by a local strip joint.
The party-loving prince has jetted in to the US city for the wedding of his friend Guy Pelly to Lizzy Wilson, and The Pony Club - the largest topless gentleman's club in Tennessee - has put up a huge sign reading 'Welcome Prince Harry', and the owners of the nightspot say both he and his brother Prince William are welcome to visit during their trip.
However, club owner Jerry Westlund admitted he initially also included William's name on the sign, but took it down because he is married to Duchess Catherine and they have a baby son, nine-month-old Prince George, together.
He told E! News: "We actually first put up on the sign two days ago when we confirmed they were coming [to town].
"We first put on the sign 'Welcome Prince William and Prince Harry,' but we took Prince William off because in case his wife does come we didn't want to create any marital strife.
"I can't imagine if Prince William and Prince Harry are coming to a wedding that the brothers will be sitting around in their rooms. If they want to party, they should party with us. There is always room for royalty in the champagne room."
In 2012, nude pictures of Harry were famously leaked after he played strip billiards while partying in Las Vegas, but Jerry has reassured the prince of his venue's full discretion should he wish to pay a visit.
He added: "We hope he does come here, but we will try to keep him fully clothed at the Pony. Prince Harry -- we can keep a secret. What happens in Mid-South stays in the Mid-South."

Britain's Princes William and Harry dined at a Memphis barbecue restaurant last night (01.05.14).
The brothers, their cousin Princess Beatrice and a number of other friends joined groom-to-be Guy Pelly and his fiancee Lizzy Wilson at Rendezvous, where they tucked into their famed grilled foods in a private room.
William and Harry arrived in separate chauffeur-driven cars to the restaurant, with both princes dressed casually, William in khaki trousers and a navy blazer and his brother in a blue shirt and jeans.
The pair both flew into Memphis yesterday, with Harry - who recently split from girlfriend Cressida Bonas - arriving from Miami, where he had celebrated Guy's bachelor party, and William flying in from the UK via Chicago.
During his stop at O'Hare's International Airport in Chicago, William - who has recently returned from a three-week trip to Australia and New Zealand with wife Duchess Catherine and their son Prince George - stopped for food, dining on pulled chicken nachos from Hub 51 and chicken wings from RJ Grunts in a private Swiss Air Lounge.
A source told People magazine: "A hostess and server from the restaurants took great care of him before he jetted off."

Pharrell Williams, Paloma Faith and Giorgio Moroder will be handed Nordoff Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards.
The 'Happy' hitmaker, who has sold five million records this year, will pick up the Raymond Weil International Award, while 'Can't Rely On You' singer Paloma will be presented with the Royal Albert Hall Best British Act Award and Italian producer and dance music pioneer Giorgio, who has collaborated with Daft Punk, will receive the American Express Innovation Award at the ceremony.
Paloma said: "I'm a great advocate of British music, so to be awarded the Royal Albert Hall Best British Act Award at the O2 Silver Clefs is amazing. Music has always been a form of therapy for me so I am glad to be supporting Nordoff Robbins and helping them to raise awareness of their work, helping people connect and communicate through music."
Nordoff Robbins provides music therapy for thousands of people across the UK, helping sufferers of autism, stokes and dementia open up and connect to their surroundings, increase communication skills, self-esteem and confidence.
The event this year will take place at the London Hilton, Park Lane, on Friday, July 4.

Chris Lilley finds it "awkward" pretending to be a 14-year-old boy.
The 39-year-old Australian comedian, who returns with BBC Three show 'Jonah From Tonga' next week, has given yet another character from his cult comedy show 'Summer Heights Heigh' their own spin-off following the success of 'Ja'mie: Private School Girl', but didn't anticipate how weird it would be filming romantic scenes with teenage girls.
He explained in an interview with The Sun newspaper: "Jonah has this love interest that is his cousin and she's a real 16-year-old girl. I have to do some pretty weird stuff to her and it's a bit awkward. But you have to go, 'It's not me, it's a 14-year-old boy, it's normal.' I write it first, then when I film it there are days where I'm like, 'What the hell? How am I going to do this?' "
However, Chris is so good at pretending to be Jonah Takalua, donning terrible fake tan and an afro wig to play the potty-mouthed teenage tearaway, that his young co-stars forgot he was an actual grown-up.
He laughed: "They forget that I'm older than them. I'm in costume and I go into character and they get used to me being like that. Then at the wrap party they see me as myself and you should see their faces! They really got into the idea that I was one of them."
Chris is bracing himself for an onslaught of hate mail from redheads and their parents since the new comedy series pokes fun of gingers, who he dubs "rangas".
He joked: "I feel a bit guilty because I get angry letters off rangas and parents with kids that are rangas. But its funny and that overrides people getting mad. "

Natasha Kaplinsky has given Susanna Reid her stamp of approval.
The 41-year-old newsreader, who is friends with the 'Good Morning Britain' host, says the new ITV breakfast show "looks great" and she is pleased with her pal's work so far.
She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "It looks great so far. Although I was getting two children dressed, and washing my hair, and feeding the dogs and cats at the time!"
Like Susanna, Natasha is a former 'BBC Breakfast' host and won the very first series of 'Strictly Come Dancing' in 2004.
She added: "I know Susanna and went to see her in the 'Strictly' final because it was 10 years since I won. She seemed to be having a ball and really enjoying it."
Natasha is currently lending her support to Save the Children's Live Below the Line campaign, which challenges people to experience living in poverty by surviving on just £1 a day.
The brunette beauty admits it's been a struggle to buy enough food for her week living below the line.
She explained: "The shocking thing is how little you can buy for £5 to last 5 days. We're so used to purchasing whatever we want or popping out and getting a cappuccino.
"For five pounds I bought two sweet potatoes, two onions, stock, a tiny bit of salt, a bag of lentils and a bag of rice, though I can only eat a fifth of it. It's the kind of thing you'd throw together for one meal, not the whole week."

Mary Berry thinks she could beat Paul Hollywood in a cake contest.
'The Great British Bake Off' judge believes her baked goods would be more delicious than her co-star's but she concedes Paul, who specialises in bread making, would win a bread bake-off.
Asked who'd win a cake bake-off, she said: "Me.
"Well, he'd win the bread, hands down, but I'd win the cakes.
"Though I'm not a great one for decoration. The important thing is that it tastes good."
The 79-year-old baking expert, who has been married to Paul Hunnings for 48 years, also shared her secret to maintaining a long-lasting relationship and claims it's best to walk away from an argument.
Mary told Waitrose Kitchen magazine :"I'm not one for confrontation. If you're upset just walk down the garden, pick some vegetables or flowers, and you'll feel better. It's no good shouting."
Mary has become a national treasure since appearing on BBC Two's hit baking competition, which reached highs of nine million viewers for its fourth series last year.