Rita Ora sported a leather mini-dress and quirky hair style as she left her New York City hotel. The 'How We Do' singer finished off her look with a colourful varsity jacket.

Rihanna flashed a huge smile as she left the Brooklyn Nets basketball game In New York City. The singer looked stunning in a Christopher Kane camouflage print dress and navy varsity jacket.

Naomi Watts soaked up the sunshine as she cycled home from a farmers market in Brentwood, California. The pretty actress treated herself to a huge bouquet of flowers.

Keira Knightley turned heads in a couture Chanel gown as she arrived at the premiere of 'Begin Again' on the closing night of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.

Cara Delevingne showcased her enviable figure in tiny denim shorts as she stepped out in London. The model was joined by pals Suki Waterhouse and Georgia May Jagger for a girls night out in the capital.

Lindsay Lohan was in high spirits as she left London eatery The Firehouse. The actress opted for a black trench coat and ankle boots for her night out in the capital.

Kelly Osbourne showed off her new purple hair at the 2014 Radio Disney Music Awards. The star rocked a spiked blouse and black A-line skirt for the event at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

Fearne Cotton looked glum as she carried a pink tote bag and suitcase in to the BBC Radio 1 studios in London.

Duchess Camilla's son has paid a touching tribute to his late uncle.
Food critic Tom Parker-Bowles has been left devastated by the passing of Mark Shand - who died aged 62 after a fall outside a nightclub in New York City last week - but says he feels "lucky" to have had the conservationist in his life.
He began the tribute by writing: "Uncle Mark is dead. Four words I never thought I'd write. It never even crossed my mind that Mark would cease to be."
He closed by saying: "Father, brother, uncle, friend. We're a very close family. And devastation doesn't begin to come near describing how we feel. Just the same as anyone losing a loved one.
"The fact we'll never see that stubble again, hear that rich voice, get the usual lippy text message ended with a million kisses. It's all those tiny things; the smell of his Trumper's aftershave. None of us has grasped he's gone. We won't for some time. There was no one like him, never will be.
How lucky we all were to have had this giant, magnificent figure in our lives. My keyboard's glistening with tears. His death leaves a massive, gaping hole that will never be filled."
In his piece for the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Tom admitted he thought his uncle would have been amused by the way he died.
He wrote: "Here was a man who'd brushed off cyclones, tsunamis, earthquakes, shipwrecks, pirates, bandits and malaria.
"He would have relished the irony of his demise. Not by poisoned arrow, or furious bull elephant in must, rather the cold, hard, mundane pavement of the New York night.
"He found humour in everything, however morbid. Nothing was off-limits, including himself. Especially himself."
Tom also recalled how Mark infuriated his sisters by supplying him and his cousin Ben with cigarettes and alcohol when they were just teenagers.
He wrote: "My cousin Ben and I worshipped the man. We'd do anything for him. He'd buy us cigarettes and booze and take us to the pub at 14. What other uncle would arrive back for Christmas with supermodel girlfriends - supermodel girlfriends who would come down to breakfast in tight silk negligees?
"My mother and aunt were less than impressed. Ben and I, in the first blushes of adolescence, were so excited we barely knew where to look. When we were aged about 12, he would sneak us into 18 certificate films. I say sneak - actually he would just stride in, pushing us ahead of him, ignoring the protests of any staff."

Monaco's Prince Albert hasn't seen his son for seven months.
The 56-year-old royal has distanced himself from Alexandre Coste Grimaldi - the 10-year-old illegitimate child of the prince and flight attendant Nicole Coste - and the little boy's mother has blamed his wife, Princess Charlene for making a relationship between father and son "impossible".
Nicole - who has unsuccessfully fought to have Alexandre recognised as a prince - told The Mail on Sunday newspaper "The truth is that, I'm sorry to say, Albert hasn't seen Alexandre since a brief visit last September. It has become impossible since he married that girl.
"I suppose as a new wife, how would one feel? But she should think about my innocent child. I don't want to attack her but I think it is just jealousy and I don't know why. I have been through hell in my fight for my son's name and future."
When Alexandre was born, Albert gave Nicole and her son a financial allowance and a villa on the French Riviera, and the 43-year-old fashion designer says the prince - who also has an illegitimate daughter, Jazmin, 22 - was initially a doting father.
She said: "Albert and his son shared an affectionate, natural father/son relationship with trips and pirate-themed birthday parties.
"The prince was proud of his son, often cuddling him warmly."
Nicole, who now lives in London, is desperate for Albert to play a bigger part in her son's life.
She said: "'I don't want to see my son rejected. He sees other boys in his class have their fathers around and it is not good that he doesn't even hear from his. I'm worried that this will upset Alexandre emotionally.
"Although Albert is very generous I don't feel I can contact him after his marriage.
"At Easter, Alexandre said two things upset him. One was the British weather and the other was not seeing his father.
"But I can't make miracles happen. There is more to being a father than just money.
"A son needs a father to love, help and guide him through life. We must find a way to make this happen."

Britain's Prince William bought Duchess Catherine a £3,600 watch as an early anniversary gift.
The duchess - who was known as Kate Middleton before marrying the prince on August 29 2011 - was given the Ballon Belu de Cartier watch ahead of the couple's tour of Australasia, and wore it every day on the three weeks they were in Australia and New Zealand.
The stainless steel watch is embedded with a sapphire that matches her engagement ring, and Catherine - who has nine-month-old son Prince George with her spouse - is said to "adore" the gift.
And it seems William had carefully thought about the gift as he was said to be ensure Catherine keeps to time as she is known for chatting so much during walkabouts, her husband is regularly kept waiting for her.
Cartier is a favourite brand of the royal family, and one of William's most treasured possessions is an engraved watch given to him by his late mother Princess Diana as a birthday gift, while the princess herself regularly wore a yellow gold Cartier watch.
The watch wasn't the only gift from William to Catherine that she showed off on the tour, as she was also seen wearing an "elegant yet discreet" diamond eternity ring, which the prince is believed to have given her following George's birth.

Lily Allen insists she was not "mocking" Beyoncé during her performance at London's G.A.Y.
The 'Hard Out Here' singer mimicked the 'Drunk In Love' hitmaker's Grammy performance during a gig at the club on Saturday night (26.03.14), donning a blonde wig and dancing in a revealing black outfit before having a bucket of water thrown over her on stage.
Lily was slammed by followers on Twitter who claim she was taking a swipe at Beyoncé, but she defended her performance, tweeting: "Only one person can tell you what my intentions are, and that would be me.
"Each time I play GAY I do a cover in drag. 1st time I did Dorothy, last time Britney, thus tone Queen Bey. Why do people jump to conclusions. (sic)."
The 28-year-old singer, who has just released her new album 'Sheezus', which features lyrics about Lady Gaga and Beyoncé in the record's title track, also claims she never "dissed" her fellow female pop stars on the record.
She explained: "I wasn't mocking Beyoncé , like I wasn't dissing anyone on #SHEEZUS , this is so f***ing boring. (sic)"
While many critics were quick to call out Lily for dressing up as the star, others praised her performance of Destiny's Child's 'Survivor', with one tweeting: "Lily u were absolutely perfect yesterday night. Don't care about what the others say, because you are a true artist!! I love u @lilyallen (sic)"