Don't Sweat It!

Jennifer Lopez heats up with some pit stains while in Denver, CO, for the Democratic convention.

Colombian singer Juanes and Mexican actress Ana Claudia Talancón posed for a chummy picture during the press junket for the television series "Terminales" in Mexico City.

Camera-shy singer Luis Miguel was caught coming out of Little Door restaurant in Los Angeles, CA, where he supposedly was having dinner with a woman that didn't look like his pregnant wife, Aracely. Who could it be?

Model Rebecca De Alba, who's taping a special for the Discovery Channel, was spotted in Buenos Aires giving this little toy some TLC when she went to the San Telmo artisan fair.

Singer Luis Fonsi poses with fans after a mini unplugged jam session and a meet and greet, hosted by Amor 107.5 radio station in Miami, FL.

Satcha Pretto and her friend spent the entire time in China during the Olympics, and it looks like they had a blast!

Why does María Conchita Alonso look so happy? Maybe it's because she had an all-girls shopping day with her mom.

Brad Pitt and son Pax Thien take a water boat from the airport to the Venice Film Festival. Can a cooler dad exist? We think not.

Actors Frances McDormand, George Clooney, Tilda Swinton, and Brad Pitt attend the official dinner fro the 65th Venice Film Festival held at the Piazzale del Casino in Venice, Italy. All four actors appear in the upcoming Cohen brothers film Burn After Reading

We're not only impressed with how fast Jessica Alba lost weight after her pregnancy, but we're also floored by the size of that SUV stroller! Looks like their daughter Honor will certainly be kept safe and sound in that wagon.

Project Runway judge and former fashion editor of Elle magazine Nina García attends the launch of her book The One Hundred at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City. Her tome reveals 100 different essential items of clothing readers need to look their best, no matter what the situation. What made the list?: Aviator glasses, a man's white shirt, and red lipstick, among others. Sounds like a trip back to the 80s.

Actor Eduardo Santamarina attended an event to celebrate the 112th show of the 1950's jury drama Twelve Angry Men in Mexico City.

Silvia Pinal, looking grandma glamorous, managed to make her way to celebrate the play's 112th performance.

Even Yolanda Andrade didn't miss this celebration, honoring the play's long run.

Magical Realism author Gabriel García Márquez made a guest appearance and unveiled the plaque commemorating the 112 performances of Twelve Angry Men.