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Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Last updated on: August 06, 2009 

Image: Giselle Monteiro
Photographs: Pradeep Bandekar
Giselle Monteiro, the Brazilian actress who plays Harleen Kaur in Imtiaz Ali's hit film Love Aaj Kal, was spotted at a Mumbai theatre along with the director on Wednesday.

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: Priyanka Kothari
Photographs: Pradeep Bandekar
Priyanka Kothari arrives for a press conference of her forthcoming movie, Agyaat, in Juhu, Mumbai.

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: yesha Takia Azmi, Farhan Azmi and Dino Morea
Photographs: Pradeep Bandekar
Ayesha Takia Azmi, her husband Farhan Azmi and Dino Morea at the opening Dino's new Crepe Station restobar at Oshiwara, Andheri in Mumbai.

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: Ram Gopal Varma and a dummy
Photographs: Pradeep Bandekar
Ram Gopal Varma poses with a dummy at a press conference of his movie Agyaat.

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: Milla Jovovich
Photographs: Phil McCarten/Reuters
Cast member Milla Jovovich attends the premiere of the film A Perfect Getaway in Los Angeles on Wednesday. 

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: Jay Leno
Photographs: Mario Anzuoni/Reuters

Host Jay Leno smiles during a panel for his upcoming television series The Jay Leno Show at the Television Critics Association Cable summer press tour in Pasadena, California on Wednesday. Leno promised on Wednesday his new prime-time show starting September 14 would feature more comedy, fewer celebrities promoting new projects and would get guests out of their seats.

Images: Celebrities' Day Out

Image: Chris Brown
Photographs: Phil McCarten/Reuters

Chris Brown leaves his sentencing hearing in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Brown pleaded guilty in June to punching his then girlfriend Rihanna in Los Angeles on the eve of the Grammy Awards in February. Sentencing was postponed until August 27. He is expected to be sentenced to five years' probation.