Ellie Goulding looked stunning in a printed tee and leather trousers as she exited the BBC Radio 1 studios in London. The 'Burn' singer accentuated her natural beauty with simple make-up and slick of pale pink lipstick.

Paris Hilton looked fresh faced as she stepped off a flight at LAX in Los Angeles. The heiress cuddled her pet pooch as she made her way out of the airport.

Jessica Alba clashed her navy striped sweater with a statement red bag as she arrived at LAX airport yesterday.

Britney Spears looked cute in a Disney print tee as she finished her work-out in Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles.

Katherine Heigl hid her face under shades and a baseball cap as she picked up groceries in West Hollywood.

Behati Prinsloo got the giggles as she promoted Victoria's Secret's new T-shirt bra at the Herald Square store in New York.

Rumer Willis sported a cute cropped shirt, leather jacket and retro shades as she ran errands in West Hollywood.

Britain's Prince Charles will tour the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth.
The 65-year-old royal and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall are due to visit the £36 million museum in the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Hampshire, built near the same site where Charles dived underwater to the see the Tudor warship wreck firsthand almost 39 years ago.
Charles, who is president of the Mary Rose Trust, has been actively following the project surrounding Henry VIII's historic navy vessel since his first dive in 1975.
The heir to the throne was one of the last people to dive down in 1982 before the ship's hull was lifted from the seabed and reunited with the artefacts in the museum.
The Prince of Wales is expected to take a tour of the site and its Stavros Niarchos Learning Suite and will have the opportunity to speak with staff, volunteers and trustees, according to ITV News.
Rear Admiral John Lippiett, chief executive of the Mary Rose Trust, said: "We are delighted to be welcoming their royal highnesses to the Mary Rose and to be able to show them around our new museum. They will meet many of the people who have made the museum project possible.
"His Royal Highness' personal involvement has been fundamental throughout the project's history and we look forward to showing him our achievements. We are especially pleased that Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cornwall will be paying her first visit to the Mary Rose."

Britain's Prince Harry will represent Queen Elizabeth at the Nelson Mandela memorial service.
The flame-haired royal has been chosen to stand in for his grandmother at next Monday's (03.03.14) Westminster Abbey service honouring the former South African President, who passed away aged 95 in December.
The special National Service of Thanksgiving will be broadcast by the BBC and will also include a speech by South African social rights activist and retired Anglican bishop, Desmond Tutu.
Prince William and Duchess Catherine were attending the royal premiere of biopic 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' at the time they learned of the iconic leader's death.
William commented: "It's obviously extremely sad and tragic news. We were just reminded of what an extraordinary and inspiring man Nelson Mandela was, and my thoughts and prayers are with him and his family."
Prince Charles also released a statement after Mandela's passing, saying, "Mr Mandela was the embodiment of courage and reconciliation. He was also a man of great humour and had a real zest for life. With his passing, there will be an immense void not only in his family's lives, but also in those of all South Africans."

Britain's Prince Harry has been snapping up bargain buys at Budgens supermarket.
The wealthy royal recently visited the Dersingham, Norfolk, branch of the saving-savvy retailer to buy some tasty treats for his tea, browsing the aisles for 10 minutes before plumping for a juicy £5 steak.
Manager Karl Mendham told The Sun newspaper: "He was a perfect gentleman, you couldn't have asked for any more."
Harry also picked up a 30p onion and a packet of £1 organic mushrooms, presumably with the aim of to rustling up a romantic French-inspired meal for his girlfriend Cressida Bonas.
The 29-year-old royal is no stranger to bargain buys and has proved he doesn't have expensive tastes in the past.
Last year he was spotted on a midnight run to high street chain Nando's, sampling a spicy chicken takeaway after England's World Cup qualification.
He also stunned onlookers at The Aviator pub in Gloucestershire when he tucked into a classic bacon and egg sandwich, washed down with a mug of tea, impressing fellow customers with his "completely normal" behaviour.

'Ripper Street' has been revived for a third series.
The period crime drama, which was axed amid falling viewing figures last year, will return to screens in a deal between BBC and Amazon.
Amazon confirmed today (26.02.14) it will screen the third series exclusively on its Prime Instant Video platform - formerly known as LoveFilm - before it is screened on BBC One a few months later.
The first two series of 'Ripper Street' are also available immediately on Amazon Prime Instant Video.
Amazon Instant Video's head of international content acquisition Jason Ropell said in a statement: "We're delighted to have secured not only the highly popular first two seasons of 'Ripper Street' for our Prime Instant Video customers but we can also confirm today that we will be making season three, news that we know will delight the millions of fans of this brilliant British drama."
BBC's controller of drama commissioning Ben Stephenson added: "This is an exceptional opportunity to bring back Ripper Street for a third series by working with a great partner."
'Ripper Street', which follows a team of police detectives investigating gruesome murders in Victorian-era East London, stars Matthew Macfayden, Jerome Flynn and MyAnna Buring.

Michelle Williams feels like a "baby" at 'Cabaret' rehearsals.
The 33-year-old actress is to make her Broadway debut in a revival of the production - in which she will play 19-year-old Sally Bowles - and admits she has needed extra preparation time ahead of the production's opening next month.
She said: "They were generous enough to start me a few months before everyone else. I've been taking classes in a studio in Brooklyn and I'm basically being a kid there. I feel like a baby. I get to rehearsal, and I'm like, 'What do I do?' "
The 'My Week with Marilyn' actress also joked about her "bravery" in taking on the role in the musical, which sees her star opposite Alan Cumming.
Speaking at a TimesTalk discussion with her co-star and director Rob Marshall at New York's TimesCenter on Monday (24.02.14), she said: "Some people call it bravery, but really, I call it my inability to see a decision through to the end when I say 'yes.' "
The production - which will run for 24 weeks - previews from March 21 ahead of the official opening night on April 24.