Rita Ora was in high spirits as she arrived at Heathrow Airport in London wearing a colourful jumpsuit and mirrored sunglasses.

Adriana Lima was spotted applying lipstick during a photo shoot in New York. The model was stunning in jeans and a fur jacket.

Victoria Beckham kept her look casual in a striped sweater and grey jeans as she headed into the Planet Fitness studio in New York City's Financial District.

Shakira looked stunning in black knee high boots as she arrived on the set of 'Extra' in Studio City, Los Angeles. The singer showed off her curves in a grey mini-dress and finished off her look by scraping her blonde hair into a side plait.

Miley Cyrus left little to the imagination in a bizarre sequinned leotard as she performed a provocative routine during the London leg of her 'Bangerz' tour at the O2 Arena.

Kate Upton spilled out of her monochrome lace mini-dress as she left New York's 'Boom Boom Room'. The model was also spotted at the 2014 Met Gala earlier in the evening.

Kate Bosworth showed off her enviable legs in leather shorts as she arrived at LAX Airport from New York. The actress was joined by her husband Michael Polish following their appearance at the 2014 Met Gala.

Lily Allen looked glum as she arrived at Heathrow Airport in London. The singer sported a leather jacket and backpack, wearing her raven hair scraped back under a grey headband.

Rachel McAdams covered up in a beige winter coat and dark sunglasses as she shopped with a female friend in New York City.

Margot Robbie greeted a group of lucky fans as she left the Mark Hotel in New York City. The 'Wolf Of Wall Street' star looked pretty in a white blouse and jeans.

Britain's Prince Charles' chickens have been slaughtered.
The 65-year-old royal was forced to temporarily close his Close Farm organic egg business in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, after a fox attacked his chicken coop, killing 24 of his prize birds.
The thrifty heir to the throne - who also owns farms in Windsor, London and Bath - is passionate about organic produce and sells the produce in the farms' shops.
According to the MailOnline, egg enthusiasts in Tetbury were dismayed when they were greeted by a sign informing them they would have to get their protein elsewhere.
The message read: "Dear Customers, The fox killed 24 of our chickens now the rest of the surviving chickens have been brought to a more secure location. This will mean no more eggs to sell, sorry, regards."
This will no doubt come as a blow to the Prince of Wales, who invested around £100,000 in his organic retail business when he moved it from his nearby Highgrove Estate to Tetbury.
His home delivery Veg Shed initiative also shut down last year after the cold spring ruined the vegetable crop, and he has yet to revive it.
However, his Duchy Originals brand - which he founded in 1990 - has proved popular since it partnered with a Waitrose in 2009, with £2.8 million of all profits going to charity each year.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth got a taste of the Essex lifestyle yesterday (06.05.14).
The monarch and her husband Prince Philip took part in a 650-strong service at Chelmsford's cathedral church of St Mary the Virgin, St Peter and St Cedd, where the reverend joked about ITV2 reality show 'The Only Way is Essex', famed for its fake tans and nightlife.
During the service, which celebrated 100 years of the diocese, the Right Reverend Stephen Cottrell said: "Created to solve the pressing challenge of massive population growth and urbanisation in east London we are, as one experienced priest put it: 'the most complicated and diverse diocese in the English Church'.
"We serve the most rural, the most urban, the most coastal, and I wish to add, the most glorious diocese in the Church of England. You name it; here in the Diocese of Chelmsford, we've got it. "
"Yes, you could even say, the only way is Essex, but I want to tell you about a better way and its roots in this old county - the way of Jesus Christ."
The Daily Express newspaper reports the 88-year-old ruler and Philip, 92, also paid a visit to Felsted School to unveil a plaque commemorating the school's 450th anniversary and another marking the completion of a new boarding house.
The royals have a strong connection to the establishment since the late Queen Mother attended its 400th anniversary celebrations back in the 60s and former pupil Sir Marcus Setchell helped deliver Prince George last year.