What Wilmer Valderrama means to Demi Lovato (Dlisted)

Hilary Duff’s bikini selfie – or is that lingerie? (TooFab)

Is this one slowly trying to turn into Kanye West’s wife? (The Superficial)

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The job of a pilot is to introduce the major characters, set up the primary conflict, and then hook the audience into coming back for more. The Royals succeeds at all of these things, and surprisingly it’s not as soapy as I was expecting. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a still a soap …      

The job of a pilot is to introduce the major characters, set up the primary conflict, and then hook the audience into coming back for more. The Royals succeeds at all of these things, and surprisingly it’s not as soapy as I was expecting. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a still a soap …      

The job of a pilot is to introduce the major characters, set up the primary conflict, and then hook the audience into coming back for more. The Royals succeeds at all of these things, and surprisingly it’s not as soapy as I was expecting. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a still a soap …      

Grammy Award-winning singer Gwen Stefani stepped out with her three sons – Kingston, 8, Zuma, 6, and Apollo, 1 – in Los Angeles, Calif. on Sunday (March 15).

Joined by the nanny, the No Doubt frontowman walked hand-in-hand with her boys while heading into Chipotle for lunch.

It was a busy weekend for The Voice star, 45, who was seen at her sons’ soccer games the day before.

The mom-of-three is currently working on her upcoming solo album, the follow-up to 2006’s The Sweet Escape.

She has been collaborating with Pharrell Williams, with whom she served as a judge on The Voice.

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A drunk driver crashed into Jennifer Aniston’s Bel Air front yard. No one was hurt. (Jennifer Aniston was not the drunk driver, just FYI). [Wonderwall]
Duchess Kate, William & Carole Middleton put a want ad in The Lady. [Dlisted]
Recap of last night’s Girls. [LaineyGossip]
Elizabeth Hurley hates corgis! She prefers spaniels. [Buzzfeed]
I’ve really been getting into Archer. [Pajiba]
The Real Housewives of Atlanta went to therapy. [Reality Tea]
Cute celebrity Twitter photos of the week. [A Socialite Life]
What the fug is Victoria Justice wearing? [Go Fug Yourself]
Someone named Kat Torres wants attention. [Moe Jackson]
Hilary Duff took a terrible selfie. Her face looks warped! [Popoholic]
I think Laura Dern looks really pretty here? [Celebslam]
New Zealand X-Factor fires judges for “bullying” contestants. [CDAN]
Gigi Hadid’s mom is Real Housewife Yolanda Foster. [Celebrity Baby Scoop]

Legendary singer, Sir Elton John, shared a sweet snapshot with sons Zachary, 4, and Elijah, 2, on Instagram Monday.

“Photo booth fun at yesterday’s lunch. #ShareTheLove,” the Can You Feel The Love Tonight singer, 67, captioned the image.

The adorable shot of his sons – who he raises with husband David Furnish – follows Sir Elton’s Instagram post, asking for a boycott against fashion designers D&G.

“How dare you refer to my beautiful children as “synthetic,” Elton writes. “And shame on you for wagging your judgemental little fingers at IVF – a miracle that has allowed legions of loving people, both straight and gay, to fulfil their dream of having children. Your archaic thinking is out of step with the times, just like your fashions. I shall never wear Dolce and Gabbana ever again. #BoycottDolceGabbana.”

Elton’s bold statement came after fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana‘s recent interview with Panorama.

“The only family is the traditional one,” the designers said. “No chemical offsprings and rented uterus: life has a natural flow; there are things that should not be changed.”

Although Dolce and Gabbana are both gay – and formerly linked romantically until their split several years ago – they have spoken publicly against gay marriage.

When asked by The Telegraph back in 2013 if they would ever get married, they said:

“What?! Never!” they said in chorus, “I don’t believe in gay marriage.”

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Go team!

Pop princess Britney Spears cheered on her sons – Sean Preston, 9, and Jayden James, 8 – at their soccer games on Sunday (March 15). Cuddling up to her new beau Charlie Ebersol, the Hold It Against Me singer, 33, was joined by the boys’ siblings: sister Kori, 12, and brother, Kaleb, 10.

That same day, the Grammy Award-winning singer Instagrammed a playful pic with her new boyfriend.

“Cheese! Lol,” Britney captioned the photo that read, “Smile baby,” and “Take the damn photo already.”

In December, Preston, Jayden, Kori and Kaleb were photographed in matching Christmas PJs.

The kids’ father – Britney’s ex-husband Kevin Federline – recently dished on co-parenting with the pop superstar.

“That time, it’s like a whirlwind,” K-Fed said of their former relationship. “You know, you’re thrown into this limelight…Everything kinda happened. I mean, it was a good time in my life. We have two beautiful children. The way that everything has turned out, everybody’s happy. Co-parenting is going great. I can’t complain.”

K-Fed added: “I had to work this weekend and go to Orange County…so they went to Vegas. And when she has to do something and I need to keep the kids, it just works out well. We talk when we need to, and it’s always about the boys — mostly school stuff and making sure we stay on top of that. It’s going great. I’m in a happy place right now.”

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This cover is crazy, right? This is supposed to be Cate Blanchett on the April cover of Vogue Australia. It looks nothing like her. Well… it looks like a hybrid of Cate, Elizabeth Banks and Patricia Arquette. Is it the hat? Is it the lighting? Is it Photoshop? Or has Cate had some work done? She looks consistently un-Cate-like in all of the photos from the shoot, so I don’t know what to tell you. I hope she hasn’t had work done. She looked normal enough when she was promoting Cinderella a few weeks ago, so I have to think it’s a combination of hat, Photoshop and lighting. As for the Vogue interview, there are a few highlights:

Being a mother: “Children certainly teach one about compromise. I think before having children the idea of compromise rubbed shoulders with weakness or deception in some way. Children are spirited, passionate, political, demanding. They are also heartbreaking. They constantly extend parents and so parents are constantly confronted with their failures, don’t you think? I’d rather presently live life this way than not.”

Her love of the theater: “Right before going on stage I stand on my toes [and] focus on finding a physical balance. I remember my first line and focus on the other actors. The rest is chance. That’s what’s exhilarating about it. You honestly risk not knowing which way it’s going to fall out there. I have a profound sense of audience: who is this for? Is it reaching them? Is it connecting or having any resonance? But when making a work I cannot, simply cannot, care what people think, or how the work will be perceived, if it will be considered ‘good’ or ‘bad’.”

Her style rule: “Listen: Don’t wear tie-dye. Ever.”

[From Vogue Australia via News.com.au]

Hm… “don’t wear tie-dye” is a decent enough style rule. But I suspect Cate has many more rules to live by and she’s just keeping them to herself. What can we learn from Cate’s style? “Never be afraid of bold jewelry.” And “Take the time to properly tailor your clothes.”

As for her kids… as we learned more than a week ago, Cate and her husband Andrew Upton adopted a baby girl. They named her Edith Vivian Patricia Upton (I have to think those are family names). Cate just confirmed that Edith was actually adopted in America, not Australia. She was given a chance to speak out about Australia’s seemingly arcane adoption laws and regulations and she said, “I think it is … well I haven’t been through it here. It was in the United States. There’s a lot of children out there that don’t have the good fortune of our biological children so it’s lovely to welcome a little girl. We’re besotted.” I love the word “besotted”. Americans don’t use that word enough.

Photos courtesy of Vogue Australia.