Kate Upton channeled Old Hollywood glamour in an off-the-shoulder black gown and statement earrings as she made her way to the London premiere of her new movie 'The Other Woman'.

Brad Pitt kept a low profile as he flew into LAX Airport from France. The 'World War Z' actor covered up in a baker boy hat and sunglasses.

A fresh faced Kelly Brook looked cheerful as she ran errands around Los Angeles. The recently engaged model teamed a simple blue t-shirt with jeans and minimal make-up.

Meg Ryan kept warm in a knee-length winter coat and scarf as she stepped out in New York City. The 'You've Got Mail' star was in high spirits as she chatted on the phone during a shopping spree.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth's childhood toys will be put on display as part of an exhibition this summer.
The 87-year-old monarch's toys including a rocking horse, a little wicker pram and dolls will be seen at the Royal Childhood exhibition at Buckingham Palace, when the residence opens its doors between July 26 - September 28.
Items used by other young royals through a number of generations will also be shown during the exhibition which was inspired by the arrival of eight-month-old Prince George.
Duchess Catherine and Prince William's son's silk, satin and lace gown he wore to his Christening at St James' Palace in November will also be displayed.
The gown itself spans back generations and was originally commissioned by Queen Victoria for the Christening of her first daughter, Princess Victoria, in 1841.
Anna Reynolds, curator of Royal Childhood, said: "Visitors to the palace this summer will see over 100 items, many of which will go on display for the first time."
The exhibition will also show previously unseen photographs and film footage.

Britain's Prince Andrew posed for the first royal selfie on Wednesday night (02.04.14).
The Duke of York was hosting Pitch @ Palace at St James's Palace where 12 budding entrepreneurs had the chance to put forward their ideas to an audience of business leaders, venture capitalists, investors and other individuals.
Before the event kicked off the 54-year-old royal posted an image of himself online where he smiled for the camera as he stood in front of a number of smartly suited individuals who can be seen in the background of the shot.
He wrote on Twitter via the official Duke of York account: "Welcome to #pitchatpalace I wish you all a great event, both entrepreneurs and audience. AY (sic)"
Before adding: "HRH at opening of #PitchAtPalace "This is a unique day at the Palace. It's about connectivity and ideas (sic)"
Pitch @ Palace aims to support UK start-ups by giving them access to finance and advice from successful business leaders and investors.
This is the second year the event took place but last year's was done on a smaller scale.

Australia has released two new stamps to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 88th birthday.
The monarch is set to celebrate the milestone on April 21 and in honour of the event Australia has released one domestic base-rate stamp costing 70 cent and one international rate stamp priced at $2.60.
Australia Post Philatelic Manager, Michael Zsolt, has been quoted saying: "This royal milestone is being celebrated with two stamps using images of Her Majesty taken over recent years. We trust this stamp issue will be popular with collectors and followers of royal events."
The stamps will be available for purchase from Australia Post retail outlets from April 8.
This comes days before Duchess Catherine and Prince William leave for their tour of Australia and New Zealand, where they will be taking eight-month-old George.
They are planning to stay at the Government House in Wellington, Admiralty House in Sydney and Government House in Canberra during their three-week tour and George is expected to have his own room at the three residences, while they stay in a guest suite next door, and nanny Maria Borrallo will be nearby.

Jonathan Ross is making a British version of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'.
The chat show host plans to become the UK's answer to America's favourite cross-dresser extraordinaire RuPaul by teaming up with drag artist Jodie Harsh for a new reality TV show search in a bid to find the next drag superstar.
The 53-year-old star told the Daily Star newspaper: "I've been working with Jodie on a UK version of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'. Unfortunately we have had to take a break because of some family issues. But we're hoping to pick it up again in the near future. I am definitely serving 'middle-aged-realness'!"
Jonathan - who has teenage children Betty Kitten, Harvey Kirby and Honey Kinney with his screenwriter wife Jane Goldman - has been getting better acquainted with the drag community in recent months and is searching for more dress-loving performance artists to compete in his project.
He added: "I love drag and I love Meth - the performer - as well as Betty Bottom Dollar. I think it's a fabulous art. I am a huge fan of 'RuPaul's Drag Race'."
The TV host previously hinted he was going to leave his flagship ITV chat show at the end of 2014 and was considering retiring from presenting.
He explained: "I've signed up to do the show for another year and we're talking about time after that. But I need to see what my wife wants to do.
"I love doing this job but I have been presenting for more than 25 years. That's a long time. It's fun but I don't feel like I have anything else to prove."

'Gogglebox' couple Dom and Steph Parker could be set to host their own chat show.
The husband and wife pair - who are regularly seen drinking champagne, wine and spirits on the Channel 4 show while watching TV - are being lined up for a programme on which they interview celebrities by producers at the station.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "We are currently brainstorming ideas with some of the main people in the show about what else can be done with them.
"One of the main ideas is a chat show with a difference, featuring Steph and Dom.
"They are currently looking at it but feel it would have to be totally right before they agree."
Channel 4 bosses want celebrities to stay at their guest house in Sandwich, Kent, and sit down with the couple for an informal chat.
The pair have helped 'Gogglebox' pull in more than 3 million viewers and are said to be considering their options carefully.
The source continued: "They have their business to run and have a family and while they enjoy being on 'Gogglebox', they are not chasing fame for fame's sake.
"They are also wealthy in their own right so they don't need the money.
"Their worry is that big-name stars wouldn't want to travel to Kent and they would end up interviewing people from reality shows so it is something they will have to consider carefully."
Meanwhile, Channel 4 is also in talks with Brixton pals Sandy Channer and Sandra Martin, pensioners Leon and June Bernicoff and homosexual friends Stephen Webb and Chris Steed about possible spin-off shows.

Michael Le Vell's rehab is being paid for by 'Coronation Street' bosses.
The troubled actor, who plays car mechanic Kevin Webster, has been temporarily written out of the ITV soap following his admission to having snorted cocaine, but bosses are said to have revealed that they want him back once he's overcome his substance abuse issues and are reportedly paying for his £2,000-a-week rehab despite him still receiving wages of £9,000-a-month.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "ITV recognises that Michael needs help and are doing all they can for him.
"He is picking up his basic salary, just as he did during his legal fight last year, and they have also agreed to pay his fees at the clinic. They are very keen for him to get fit and well, and back to the show."
The 49-year-old star admitted that he first took cocaine "in a moment of weakness" a week before his child-abuse trial last year, for which he has been cleared of all charges, and although he was opposed to receiving treatment at first, he agreed when bosses suggested it last month.
Michael returned to the soap last month and will feature until the end of April but will then be absent from the famous cobbles until bosses are satisfied that he is well enough to be written back into the storylines.
Fellow 'Coronation Street' stars Craig Charles (Lloyd Mullaney) and Jimmi Harkishin (Dev Alahan) have both returned to the soap following successful drug rehab treatment in the past.

James Corden believes moving BBC Three online is the right decision for the channel.
The 35-year-old actor became a household name playing Smithy in the hit comedy series 'Gavin and Stacey', which first two series were broadcast on the digital channel.
Corden accepts he is probably in a "public minority" but is convinced the corporation's decision to take BBC Three off television in autumn 2015 - due to financial limitations caused by the license fee freeze - and make it online only is correct because it is safeguarding the channel's future.
Speaking to The Guardian newspaper, he said: "If they were saying, 'We're closing BBC Three and this avenue is closed to new writers and creators', then I would be as outraged as people are about it [not] being on TV.
"Provided there is still a commitment to it as a channel and there's investment in young writers and young performers and young directors, and its programmes ... are aimed at a new and fresh audience, then actually online is the best place for it to be."
Corden thinks the complaints by some of the channel's stars such as Nick Grimshaw and Jack Whitehall are misguided and insists the future of entertainment is going to be heavily influenced by the web.
The funnyman is also unsure if his show 'Gavin & Stacey' - which was eventually broadcast on BBC One - would be commisioned by BBC Three if he and co-writer Ruth Jones pitched it now.
He added: "If I was sat here telling you I had just signed a huge deal with Netflix you'd be going, 'Wow, that's amazing.' You can't see it as, 'Oh, it's no longer a channel because it's not on TV' ... I think it (BBC Three) should always be at the forefront of what is fresh and exciting, and therefore it should be the first channel to exist online ... The truth is I don't know if 'Gavin & Stacey' would be commissioned by BBC3 today. It has a much younger outlook now."
An online petition to stop BBC Three from being taken off digital TV has attracted over 225,000 signatures, while the station's controller Zai Bennett has described the planned move as "perverse".

Lady Gaga marched David Letterman's audience out of the studio to watch her perform last night (02.04.14).
The 'Born this Way' hitmaker stepped onto the stage at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater while the 'Late Show' host was interviewing Bill Murray to invite the 500-strong crowd to the nearby Roseland Ballroom, where she is playing a string of concerts until it closes for good next week.
She said: "Hey, what are you guys doing tonight, 'cause I have a show across the street and if you want to come over, I'll bring you. You can see the performance. I'll bring the audience...You can come over and I'll sing you some songs."
The trio of stars then herded the crowd over to the 95-year-old venue, with Bill shouting: "Today, come on, let's go, while we're young. Come on, while we're young. Please move it!"
Fans had known Gaga was scheduled to perform on the show, but had no idea what she had planned.
One elated audience member said: "This is so awesome. It's amazing. We're so excited we had no idea! We knew we'd see her but didn't know we were going to the Roseland."
Though the 'Poker Face' singer previously appeared on the programme as a guest in 2011, last night was her first performance on the show.