Ashley Tisdale showed off the results of her work-out in skin-tight leggings and a vest as she left her yoga class in Studio City, Los Angeles.

Heidi Klum looked stunning in a cream sweater and black jeans as she arrived in LA. The supermodel was joined by her mother, Erna, as she made her way out of LAX Airport.

Lindsay Lohan looked cheerful as she arrived at The Late Show with David Letterman. The actress wore a quirky piano-inspired dress and trilby as she smiled for fans outside the Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York.

Olivia Palermo was joined by her pet pooch as she hit the shops in Brooklyn, New York. The socialite opted for a casual look, teaming a red parka with leggings and trainers.

Johnny Depp sported a monochrome jacket and blue tinted shades as he arrived for an appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show in Hollywood.

Anne Hathaway failed to raise a smile as she arrived at JFK Airport in New York. The 'Les Miserables' star travelled light and wore an oversized grey coat and retro inspired shades.

Emma Roberts struggled with her shopping bags after a spree with friends in Beverly Hills. The 'Wild Child' star showed off her tiny frame in high-waisted jeans.

Anna Kendrick was in high spirits as she got to work on the set of her new movie 'Cake'. The 'Twilight' actress was joined by her co-stars Jennifer Aniston and Sam Worthington for the shoot in Los Angeles.

Britain's Princess Anne joked she would have to remove the shirt of a teddy bear she was given for her granddaughter yesterday (07.04.14).
The princess was given a collection of gifts from Coombe Castle dairy in Wiltshire, South West England and among the parcel was the Bath rugby shirt-wearing toy, which was intended for two-month-old Mia, her daughter Zara Phillips' first child with husband Mike Tindall, who plays for the team's rivals Gloucester.
Given a parcel of cheeses and creams from company chairman Glyn Wooley, she spotted the bear and joked: "I might have to take that off."
Anne toured the dairy and officially opened new headquarters The Creamery, before presenting the company with its third Queen's Award for International Trade.
She said: "It is always a pleasure to be allowed to present the Queen's Award.
"Winning it once is impressive, but winning three is a real achievement, and something tells me you may be adding to your collection again in the future."
Mr. Wooley was thrilled to welcome a royal visitor.
He said: "I feel very honoured that she came here. I wrote to her personally, and I'm very glad we were able to book a royal.
"We moved here last year, and we were able to combine two warehouses and all out staff into one place.
"There's plenty of space to expand here, and we're always looking to expand into new products, so who knows what we will do next?"

Britain's Pippa Middleton has been learning to cook Indian food.
The party planner - who is the younger sister of Duchess Catherine - paid a three-day visit to luxury hotel Leela Palace in Udaipur , and requested a culinary crash course from the establishment's chefs.
According to the Times of India, she met with chef Kayzad Sadri and tried her hand at producing a variety of dishes, including laal maas, a hot lamb curry, flatbreads, and saffron rise.
Meanwhile, it was recently speculated that Pippa has already begun planning a party for her nephew Prince George, who turns one in July, after The Party Times, a website which she edits, published a feature on celebrating first birthdays.
The guide advised: "Your one year old will feel most at ease with people they know well, so keep their first birthday party familiar and intimate. Usually, a small crowd consisting of close family and a few friends with babies of the same age is enough. This will be far easier for you, too. Hold the party in the afternoon, when your baby has had a decent nap, and they will be at their most sociable and relaxed. It will help to keep the party short, under two hours if possible."

Britain's Queen Elizabeth's leadership has been praised by Martin McGuinness.
Northern Ireland's deputy First Minister - wouldn't take a seat in the House of Commons as it required swearing allegiance to the queen - believes she played a key role in the peace process and admitted he was moved by her actions when she visited the Republic of Ireland in 2011, even though his political party Sinn Fein refused to meet with her at the time.
He told RTE: "I think she played a leadership role and is playing a leadership role in the whole context of the need for reconciliation,
"I think she played a leadership role and is playing a leadership role in the whole context of the need for reconciliation...
"I was tremendously impressed by the very solemn way that she commemorated those Irish republicans who lost their lives in the struggle for independence, how she acknowledged the importance of the Irish language and, probably most important of all, when she acknowledged that she had wished that things had been done differently or not at all.
"That was very, very impressive and I think that it is quite clear that this is a woman that is playing a leadership role."
Mr. McGuinness - who has met the queen and shaken hands with her, both in public and in private, in 2012 - is due to attend a banquet hosted by the monarch at Windsor Castle in honour of Ireland's president Michael D Higgins next week.

Coronation Street's Michelle Keegan is having a "chav" themed leaving party.
The brunette beauty, who plays Tina McIntyre in the popular soap, is set to leave next month when her character is killed off and she's reportedly planned a fancy dress party for 100 members of cast and crew where she will say her farewells.
The 26-year-old actress has chosen the theme of "chav", a word which is often used to describe people involved in anti-social behaviour, and Manchester, the city in which the ITV soap is based.
Although some have criticised the choice, as the word "chav" has negative connotations, it's all said to be in good fun.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Tina is chavvy. It's all in good humour and a celebration of her character.
"It is a wake for Tina but also a leaving party as Michelle is moving away from Manchester."
Michelle, whose character has been having an affair with married man Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne), has decided to leave 'Coronation Street' as she's set to marry her former 'The Only Way Is Essex' star fiancé Mark Wright and move closer to his family in Essex.