This Weekend's Can't-Miss Pictures!

Updated on Nov 9, 2014 at 5:53 PM

Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson made a glamorous pair on Saturday when they met up at the Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, CA. Elsewhere, Eddie Redmayne mingled with Emily Blunt, Jennifer Aniston, and Laura Dern, who all shared a laugh during an industry event in LA. Meanwhile, the royals took part in Remembrance Sunday events, and Blake Lively showed off her baby bump in NYC. Keep reading for more must-see snaps!

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On Saturday, Alessandra Ambrosio hit the beach in Malibu, CA.

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On Saturday night, Selena Gomez attended the Unlikely Heroes Awards Dinner in LA.

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Emily Blunt, Eddie Redmayne, Jennifer Aniston, and Laura Dern shared a moment at Saturday's Variety Studio: Actors on Actors in LA.

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Khloé and Kim Kardashian were special guests at the Hairfinity UK launch party in London on Saturday.

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Nicki Minaj wore a showstopping getup at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Glasgow, Scotland, on Sunday.

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Benedict Cumberbatch struck a pose at Variety Studio: Actors on Actors in LA on Saturday.

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Blake Lively smiled on Saturday while leaving her hotel in NYC.

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On Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a refinery in Wales in the UK.

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The Duchess of Cambridge flashed a smile during a Remembrance Sunday event in London.

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On Sunday, Prince Harry flew to Kandahar, Afghanistan, to meet with British troops for Remembrance Sunday.

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Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson met up at the Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, CA, on Saturday.

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