Isla Fisher

Celebrity mother and wife of acclaimed comedian Sacha Baron-Cohen turned heads at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic event at Governor’s Island, New York, with a floral frock and orange shoes and a bag to match her fiery orange locks. The ensemble was definitely chosen with her vivid hair colour in mind and the head to toe outfit really complimented it.

The weather at the event was blustery as can be seen in other pictures of the star at the show and the weather has been up and down in recent weeks with it being 100 degrees one day and 60 degrees and raining the next day. The wind on the day was certainly unable to be ignored as you can see her having to withstand it on other photos.

Nevertheless, even in motherhood it goes to show that hollywood stars can still look as good as they ever have.

Jessica Simpson

In Touch, a Hollywood celebrity magazine published weekly, has reported that father of Jessica Simpson, Joe Simpson, is undecided whether he would want his daughter getting married to the former NFL player Eric Johnson.

It had initially been reported that the father of the famous hollywood actress had given his blessing regarding the event but now has had second thoughts because of the dependency it is alleged that the ex football player is placing on Jessica. He is also concerned as she is tending to be taking care of all finances as Eric Johnson is currently unemployed.

So there could be some unrest within the Simpson camp because of this hardship.

ides of march

The saying "Beware The Ides Of March" is certainly a very well known one. It stems from William Shakespeare's famous play "Julius Caesar" when a passer by, as the story says, warns Julius Caesar that harm will possibly come his way "no later than the ides of March".

For those no longer privy to Shakespearian English, the "Ides" refers to the 15th of March, and, though it seems as if it were just New Year's last week, that day is a mere handful of hours away, occuring Tuesday. Though clearly the warning was meant for Caesar at the time, it seems as though there is still much to fear currently. Between the nuclear reactors in Japan refusing to cool and posing a huge threat to much of Asia, as well as the general natural disaster(s) in Japan on their own, it seems that it being wary of the Ides of March may still be a good idea.

So as the ides of march approaches tomorrow if you didn't know where the term came from, you do now.

sister wives

Tonight sees Kody Brown, the polygamist-turned-reality star appearing on TLC's show Sister Wives as season 2 of the programme begins. The show will go into detail on how the man who has 4 wives, Meri, 40, Janelle, 41, Christine, 38, and Robyn, 32, goes about his daily routine when he has a household with 4 wives and 16 children living in it.

"So, at the school, you have to fill out the emergency contact information," says Christine, with whom he has six kids, ranging in age from 15 years to 10 months. "I have always put Meri and Janelle on my kids contact forms but under relationship, I've left it blank." This year, she says she's going to call them what they are – the other moms – and see what happens.The entire Brown family moved from Utah to Las Vegas at the beginning of this year and continue living openly in their uniquely blended family of "plural marriage."

So a bizarre living arrangement is put under the microscope on the show tonight where it's revealed what it is like to live in.

daylight savings time

Daylight savings time begins tonights which sees an extra hour of sunlight available in the evening which means backyard barbecues and other events that you want to partake in on the evening outside can last a little longer with more daylight to enjoy.

Set clocks ahead an hour before going to bed Saturday night, even though the change doesn't occur officially until 2 a.m. Sunday, local time. And safety experts say this also is a good time to put new batteries in smoke detectors and other warning devices. Some parts of the country don't observe daylight saving time. Those include Hawaii, most of Arizona, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Guam and the Northern Marianas.

So although you will be losing an hour in bed tonight the flipside is that there is an extra hour of daylight tomorrow and from now on on an evening.

nuclear reactor

The government of Japan are today scrambling to stamp out fears that there is a possibility of a nuclear meltdown upon there being an explosion inside a building where a power plant's reactor was situated. The country today are coming to terms with the devastation after the earthquake and tsunami which hit the country yesterday.

Government spokesman Yukio Edano said radiation levels were decreasing near the blast site in Fukushima and that the metal container protecting the reactor was not damaged. "We have confirmed that the walls of this building were what exploded, and it was not the reactor's container that exploded," Edano said. Television footage, however, showed large clouds of grey smoke pouring out the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant.

Earlier reports said radiation levels inside the plant surged to 1,000 times more than normal and a small leak was detected.

So chilling news from Japan and all prayers will be made that something very sinister doesn't emerge from this power plant reactor.

japan tsunami

The most devastating and biggest earthquake to hit the country of Japan since records began 150 years ago, pummeled it's way into the northeast coast of the country today, which has went on to trigger a 32 foot tsunami that has been washing away everything in it's path.

Japanese television showed the vast wall of debris-filled water sweeping away cars, ships and even buildings. The 8.9-magnitude quake's epicenter was 231 miles northeast of Tokyo, the United States Geological Survey reported. But the destruction caused by the natural disaster is expected to spread far beyond Japan. So far, at least 32 people in Japan have been killed, and an unknown number injured, by the 8.9-magnitude quake and tsunami, the Kyodo news agency reported. But the sheer scale of the devastation suggests that the final death toll will be much higher.

So a shocking report from the far east and here's hoping that the disaster starts to ease as time goes on.