Scarlett Johansson looked sultry on the red carpet in a busty red satin dress at the UK premiere of 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' in London. The actress paired the look with a sparkling diamond necklace and a stroke of red lipstick.
Eva Longoria dressed down in a blue sweater and black trousers as she prepared to leave Sydney, Australia. The former 'Desperate Housewives' star wore dark sunglasses and carried a cream quilted Chanel bag.
Samuel L. Jackson sported an interesting blue checkered blazer, a green shirt and a blue silk tie at the UK premiere of 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' in London. The actor accessorized with his signature flat cap.
Charlize Theron held her son Jackson tightly in her arms as she rushed through LAX airport in Los Angeles. The actress covered up her eyes in dark sunglasses and kept her head down as she tried to avoid the paparazzi.
January Jones embraced the spring with a nautical dress at the Annual Rebel With A Cause Gala in Hollywood. The 'Mad Men' actress brightened up the striped dress with bright red lipstick.
Miley Cyrus left little to the imagination when she sat on top of a car wearing a revealing green bodysuit as she performed to a sold out crowd in Florida as part of her current 'Bangerz' tour.
Rosario Dawson looked chic in a pale pink floor length gown at the premiere of 'Cesar Chavez' in Hollywood. The actress kept her look simple with loosely waved hair.
Dita Von Teese stunned in a vintage style black lace evening gown as she unveiled her new lingerie collection at Bloomingdale's in New York. The former burlesque star showed off her ample cleavage in the corseted dress, and styled her hair into sexy cu...
Anna Kendrick opted for a simple black dress when she attended the Annual Rebel With A Cause Gala in Hollywood. She scraped her hair into a loose ponytail and carried a green clutch.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth is a fan of Peppa Pig.
The 87-year-old royal is selling the character's stories 'Peppa Meets the Queen' and 'The Story of Prince George' alongside other official royal merchandise in the Buckingham Palace shop.
'Peppa Meets the Queen', which was brought out for the Diamond Jubilee in 2012, tells the story of the bossy piglet and her friends visiting Buckingham Palace in London, where they end up jumping in muddy puddles with the monarch.
'The Story of Prince George' was published following the birth of the third-in-line to the throne last year, and follows Peppa's brother George, who saves the royal family from a fearsome dragon.
The Queen is also selling 'Shhh! Don't Wake the Royal Baby!', which tells the story of how the queen jumps out of a helicopter with a parachute in order to get the royal tot to sleep.
However, just as the little one appears to be pacifying, the monarch's corgis almost wake him with their loud barks.
The book is on sale for £6.99 and also features the baby's aunt and uncle planning a lavish party to welcome the new bundle of joy.
Britain's Princess Anne visited Kent Blaxill in Colchester yesterday (20.03.14).
The 63-year-old royal stopped by one of the town's oldest companies in Essex, England, where she was greeted by the managing director
Simon Blaxill, to celebrate its 175th year of trading.
The Princess spent an hour speaking with people at Kent Blaxill, where she met 30 members of staff and long-standing customers.
She was then shown around the premises of the glass and building centre, where she met management and discussed some of the companies glazing projects and their glass cutting skills.
Simon said: "We were truly honoured to have a visit from HRH The Princess Royal. She was extremely friendly with everyone she met and struck up numerous conversations on all manner of topics, as well as taking great interest in the development of Kent Blaxill across the past 175 years."
Anne then signed the visitors book before going on to visit the Colchester castle, where she was greeted by over a hundred people who had flocked to the historical town to get a glimpse of her.
The Princess spent time looking at the newly-renovated castle, which had been updated as part of a £4.2 million improvement project.
The venue is set to open to the public on May 2.