Jessica Alba looked pretty in her Honest Company logo tee as she made her way to volunteer at 'Baby 2 Baby' in Los Angeles. The brunette beauty had her locks in lose waves and was spotted carrying a shake.

Kelly Rowland was spotted relaxing on Miami Beach the day after her Florida concert. The 'Commander' singer looked comfortable in a grey cotton maxi dress as she strolled around with her fiancé Tim Witherspoon.

Kim Kardashian displayed her famous curves in a white pencil dress as she shopped with her sister Kendall Jenner at Kitson, Maxfield and Barney's New York in Beverly Hills.

Ashley Greene was in high spirits following a gym session in West Hollywood. The 'Twilight' actress showed off her toned figure in navy leggings and a simple white vest.

Pixie Lott looked stunning as she arrived at Steam And Rye restaurant in London to sign copies of her new album 'Young Foolish Happy'. The blonde beauty flaunted her curves in the tiny yellow and green mesh dress.

Kristen Stewart failed to raise a smile as she shot scenes for her new movie 'Still Alice' in New York City. The actress had her hair swept back into a pony tail while on set.

Julianne Hough looked pretty in a white sun dress and sandals as she made her way around Venice Beach, California. The blonde beauty wore minimal make-up which her hair swept back.

A fraudster has conned a man out of £23,000 after he posed as Britain's Prince Harry on Facebook.
The conman promised a workman a multi-million pound contract to renovate the parquet floors at Buckingham Palace in London.
As part of the deal, he told the floorfitter, who is from Austria, to transfer £23,000 into several UK bank accounts, claiming it was a 'necessary' step in order to set up a British business.
However, after transferring the money and not hearing back from the online account with the username Prince Harry, the workman contacted the Austrian police on Friday (14.03.14).
The victim paid €2,500 into a Lloyds TSB bank account, before being told to pay a "security deposit" of €22,000 and then a final installment of €3,000.
The authorities in Burgenland, Austria, have since told the man that his chances of recovering his money are very "slim".
Meanwhile, this isn't the first time the 30-year-old royal has fallen victim to identity theft as in 2010 another conman posed as the flame-haired Prince and tricked 20 woman into transferring money into a West Africa bank account..
The conman asked the ladies, from the US, to donate cash, claiming the money was going to a charity working with orphans in Africa.

Britain's Sarah Ferguson felt like she was "drowning in food" before she lost 42lbs.
The Duchess of York decided to drop the extra pounds after realising she was close to the weight she was when she was heavily pregnant with her first child Princess Beatrice 25 years ago.
She told HELLO! magazine: "Beatrice was an 8lb 8oz baby and I was only 6lb off my full-blown pregnancy weight. I decided to make a change. I used to be so angry - I believed that I had lost control. I couldn't fit into any of my clothes.
"I was just drowning in eating, drowning in food. It took courage to go out in public in all the years I have been overweight."
The 54-year-old royal - who was 224 pounds at her heaviest - took part in a gruelling daily boot camp session on a Swiss mountain resort, and managed to drop the weight in just five months.
She has also cut out sugar and maintained a healthy diet.
Meanwhile, the flame-haired beauty - who was once an ambassador for Weight Watchers - has become an official envoy for the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London.
She said: "I want to help combat obesity."

George Michael thinks Britain's Duchess Catherine is "stronger" than the late Princess Diana.
The 50-year-old singer believes Catherine, 32, will be able to deal with the "lunacy" of fame better than her husband Prince William's mother, who died in a car crash in France in 1997.
George - who was friends with Diana - said: "I think Diana would have been incredibly happy for William and Kate.
"And I think she'd also be really, really pleased that William has met and fallen in love with someone who has the strength of character to be able to deal with the sorts of things that she couldn't."
The 'I Can't Make You Love Me' hitmaker sympathises with the royal couple - who got married in 2011 - as he understands what it's like to be judged on a daily basis and admits it almost sent him mad.
He explained to the Daily Star newspaper: "I do know just how challenging and exacting that level of fame can be.
"It's like living in a goldfish bowl. Sometimes, especially during the Faith years, I felt close to lunacy."
Meanwhile, Prince William and Duchess Catherine - who was known as Kate Middleton before she married William three years ago - now have an eight-month-old son Prince George together.

Iggy Pop has paid tribute to The Stooges' drummer Scott Asheton, who died on Saturday (15.03.14).
Scott - who retired from the band temporarily in 2011 after a stroke, but returned for their 2013 album 'Ready to Die' - died aged 64 due to an unspecified illness.
Scott formed The Stooges in 1967 with his older brother, guitarist Ron, who passed away in 2009, bassist Dave Alexander and Iggy, real name Jim Osterberg.
In a statement, Iggy said: "Scott was a great artist. I have never heard anyone play the drums with more meaning than Scott Asheton.
"He was like my brother. He and Ron have left a huge legacy to the world. The Ashetons have always been and continue to be a second family to me. My thoughts are with his sister Kathy, his wife Liz and his daughter Leanna, who was the light of his life."
The band's groundbreaking self-titled 1969 debut album was followed by 'Fun House' a year later and 1973's 'Raw Power', before the band split in 1974.
Scott went on to play in Sonic's Rendezvous Band, the Scott Morgan Band and Dark Carnival, before The Stooges reunited in 2003 and the line-up has included a number of contributing musicians over the years.
In 2010, Iggy and the Stooges entered the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame and Scott was present at the induction ceremony.

Sir David Jason never expected to return to 'Only Fools and Horses' following the death of the show's creator.
The actor plays Del Boy in the popular British comedy - which has a special sketch for Sport Relief that will air on March 21 - and thought it was "the end" of the show when John Sullivan died in April 2011.
Speaking on 'The Michael McIntyre Chat Show', David explained: "As you know, unfortunately, bless him, John Sullivan, the creator of it all, very unfortunately died.
"And as Nick Lyndhurst used to say, Sullivan made the ammunition and we just fired it. So, he was the brains behind the whole thing. So when dear John died, we thought that was the end of it."
Retried footballer David Beckham came up with the idea of making a cameo appearance in the sketch, which also stars Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney Trotter.
The 74-year-old actor explained: "He said he had always loved 'Only Fools and Horses' and that it would be great to do something with me and Nick. So then the grapevine started to work as these things do."
David was captured by script and insists it all "came back" to him instantly and he didn't "even have to think about it".
He added: "Once I read the script that they intended to do, and I said yes I would do it, it was so much of Sullivan and so much of 'Only Fools and Horses' the original, that I said, 'Yes, let's do it'.
"When I got together with Nick for the first run-through it came back like that [clicks fingers]. I didn't even have to think about it.
"It's like anything, it's like falling off a log. As soon as I put on the gear and started to look at the script, back it came."