Hollyoaks actress left little to the imagination in her daring tuxedo look as she arrived at the Manchester bash.

She's the Welsh singing legend with a booming voice and a rock star attitude, who has topped charts worldwide with a string of hits.

The 20-year-old singer spent Friday hard at work in the recording studio, as her other half was partying up a storm with the rich and famous at the Belvedere Vodka 'Walks Its Way' Into Cannes party on the French Riviera.

The 39-year-old fashion designer was joined by four children, Brooklyn, 14, Romeo, 10, Cruz, eight, and Harper, 22 months, as they travelled to the French capital to see husband David's last ever match as a professional footballer.

After her huge public displays of affection with her boyfriend on Thursday night, Paris Hilton has finally polished up her act.

The 29-year-old singer is attending the annual film event in her capacity as a spokeswoman for L'Oreal cosmetics.

The couple headed to Heidi Range's 30th birthday party at London's Soho Sanctum Hotel on Friday night, before going onto the launch of new nightclub Rise on Friday night.

The first season of "Nashville" comes to a close on Wednesday (May 22) with "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive." With Brad Paisley appearing as a guest star, Jolene's funeral and the CMA awards, it's going to be a busy episode. Despite the big excitement of country music's biggest night -- the Country Music Awards -- not everything is happy on "Nashville." Juliette (Hayden Panettiere) finds a letter from her mother that sheds some light on the previous episode's murder-suicide. Rayna (Connie Britton) and Deacon (Charles Esten) start out having a great time at the awards, but they may not get a happy ending anyway. Meanwhile, Gunnar (Jonathan Jackson) tries to win back Scarlett (Clare Bowen), and the U.S. Attorney's office comes after Teddy (Eric Close).Need to see any of this for yourself? Here are photos from the "Nashville" finale.Rayna meets Brad Paisley and his big hat at the awards show.Is Brad...

"Mike & Molly" has been renewed for a Season 4, but the CBS comedy will return without its creator, Mark Roberts. Roberts, who worked as the sitcom's showrunner and executive producer for the first three seasons.According to a report from Deadline, Roberts is leaving to focus on other projects. The original article quoted a Warner Bros. TV statement that said, "Al Higgins, currently co-executive producer of 'Mike & Molly,' has been named executive producer and will serve as day-to-day showrunner of the comedy for its upcoming fourth season."There is no further word from the studio about why Roberts decided to leave now, but there has been speculation that the cast and crew of the show were not happy with the creator in charge. Higgins has worked on the show since its premiere and will now serve as executive producer with Chuck Lorre. It is unlikely, however, that Lorre will have much to do with...