This really is a modern family.

Hilary Duff and her estranged husband Mike Comrie reunited on Sunday to run errands in Beverly Hills with their adorable son Luca. Luca, who carried an oversized water bottle a quarter of his height, walked in between his loving parents.

The family must have had lunch as both Hilary and Mike carried takeout paper bags. They also got their caffeine fix with iced beverages. Hilary carried a fresh coconut in one hand.

Although the couple split in January, they have been spending quality time together for the sake of their son. Mike seems to be extremely close to his baby boy. The two sported matching Nike Airs yesterday.

Hilary, on the other hand, wore beige suede boots with a loose black blouse and ripped skinny jeans. She styled the look with a fedora and stylish sunglasses.



As her marriage with Mike comes to an end, Hilary's famous sister Haylie will soon wed. The actress got engaged to boyfriend Matt Rosenberg earlier this week.

As the cast of Dancing With the Stars braced themselves for tonight's dreaded “switch up” episode, they made their way to the studio for a last-minute practice on Sunday.

Every star will dance with a new partner this week then return to his/her original pair next Monday.

NeNe Leakes and Danice McKellar were in high spirits as they existed their cars en route to rehearsals. Although DWTS has kept the details of tonight's show under wraps, Twitter is abuzz with rumors about the new partnerships. NeNe will reportedly dance a jazz routine with Derek Hough, who was having an intense phone conversation on his way to rehearsals yesterday.



Derek's social media haters hope the new pairing will hinder his chances of winning this year. However, his sister and former DWTS pro Julianne Hough will guest judge so she may vote in his favor.

Meanwhile, the Chmerkovskiy brothers will likely swap partners. Danica and Maks could be dancing the jive. That means Val will be paired with Meryl Davis.

All of the couples will dance a new style and no two will perform the same type of dance.

A little rest and relaxation did Reese Witherspoon a lot of good.

The Oscar winner looked completely at ease while grocery shopping with her oldest son Deacon in the Pacific Palisades on Sunday. The two were dressed down in athletic wear and spent the rare mother-son quality time to run errands around town.

Reese returned from a week-long family vacation in the Bahamas on Saturday. While there, she bonded with her other son, baby Tennessee. The actress shared several photos from her "spring break," including a shot of herself sitting on the beach in half sand half water with her adorable toddler. In the pic set against a blue backdrop of vast sky and ocean, Reese looks down at her boy as he tries to reach up to her.



She told Red magazine last year that she's always worried about one child or the next.

"Ever since I had the baby, I can't remember anything," she told the mag. "Serious, this child stole my brain. [It's] like CNN ticker tape running through my mind at all times, 'Where is Ava? She's okay. Good. Where is Deacon? He's okay. Good. Where is Tennessee? Is he okay? Yes. Great. Back to Ava.' It doesn't stop."

It probably won't stop anytime soon as the actress will be busier than ever as she gears up to film her new movie, Nancy Meyers' The Intern alongside Robert De Niro.

Her latest film, Atom Egoyan's Devil's Knot about the West Memphis Three trial, hits theaters on May 9. Reese will appear in Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice later this year. The pic bows on Dec. 12.

Although she's been working non-stop to film her new NBC pilot, Katherine Heigl still made time for play on Sunday.

The blonde beauty and her husband Josh Kelley took a break from their rigorous schedules to treat their daughters Naleigh and Adalaide to ice cream at New York City's Serendipity 3 restaurant.

Katherine has been in New York shooting her new show State of Affairs in which she plays a CIA-agent-turned-president's-daily-briefer. If the political drama (think Scandal meets The West Wing) gets a series order, it would mark Katherine's first TV gig since her departure from ABC's doctor drama Grey's Anatomy in 2010.

The loving mom carried Adalaide in one arm and held Naleigh's hand with the other. The family bundled up to keep warm in the Big Apple cold.

Katherine and Josh adopted Naleigh from South Korea in 2009 and Adalaide from Louisiana three years later. The actress told Jay Leno at the time that she had to talk her hubby into the adoption as they hadn't anticipated getting another child so soon after the first adoption.

"I had to talk Josh into that one," she said. "He thought it was gonna be a few years, and that we were gonna end up with more of like a 9-month-old or 10-month-old, and he looked at me and said, 'You're telling me [that] in a month we're gonna have a newborn?' And I said, 'Yeah, it's perfect timing, don't you think? Look, we're both here, we're not working. This is great. We can spend time with her.'"

Katherine looked chic in a black and white striped sweater dress and brown pea coat -- a far cry from the curve-hugging blue dress she recently sported on the set of State of Affairs. She's a hot mama through and through.

Legendary actor Mickey Rooney died on Sunday of natural causes. He was 93.

Rooney, whose prolific career spanned eight decades, got his start in the industry as a child star in the 1920s. He's best known for playing Andy Hardy in the 20 Hardy Boys films and starring opposite Judy Garland in 1939's Babes in Arms.

He was the first teen to ever be nominated for an Oscar for his leading role in 1940's Strike Up the Band. He was nominated for three more Academy Awards and received two special Oscars. At one point in his career, he was the nation’s biggest box office draw for three straight years.

He teamed up with another now-iconic leading lady, Elizabeth Taylor, for his first adult role in National Velvet. The 1944 film launched Taylor's career. In another ionic performance, Rooney played Audrey Hepburn's Asian neighbor in 1961's Breakfast at Tiffany's.

The icon also ventured into TV, starring in The Mickey Rooney Show as an actor trying to break into the movie industry. He won an Emmy for his TV movie Bill and was nominated on three other occasions.

However, Rooney made his acting debut on stage in his family’s vaudeville act at 15 months of age. He was ultimately nominated for a Tony in 1980 for the musical Sugar Babies.

More recently, he appeared in The Muppets in 2011 and Night at the Museum in 2006. He will next be seen in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde when it bows in theaters on Oct. 4.

Rooney, who married eight times, is survived by his children Mickey Jr., Michael, Jonelle, Teddy, Kimmy Sue, Kelly Ann, Kerry and Jimmy.

Miley Cyrus covers the May issue of Elle Magazine, and rather than appearing in a cleavage-baring ensemble or sticking her tongue out, the 21-year-old singer rocks a Marc Jacobs suit and keeps it conservative!

Miley tweeted the cover shot and wrote, "#ElleYeah @ELLEmagazine @MarcJacobsIntl I <3 MJ." Can't wait to see the rest of her pictures for the spread -- and hear what she has to say!

While Miley's tweet about her mag cover was on the chirpy side, she's been pretty depressed after the death of her dog Floyd earlier this week. At her concert in New York last night Miley nearly broke down while singing "Can't Be Tamed." Miley, who was serenading a giant blow-up replica of her late pup, told the crowd, "That was the hardest song of the night to do. As y'all know, because I lost my Floydie this week ... Sometimes I just can't stop from breaking down crying. But it's so healing for me to be here with you."

But apparently she's not due until May!

On Saturday Kendra Wilkinson and hubby Hank Baskett watched their 4-year-old son Hank Jr.'s soccer game, and while Kendra didn't have much difficulty getting around, she's got at least another few weeks before she's going in to give birth via c-section.

The other day Kendra revealed that she wants to film her daughter's birth, telling E! Online, "We are aiming to shoot the birth live, unless the baby comes out early of course. We have plans to do that, so hopefully it all works out. So that way everyone gets to enjoy what I get to enjoy at that moment."

On Saturday night Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick grabbed a bite at Baja Fresh, and the duo were unusually camera shy. Maybe they thought a low key dinner wouldn't attract that much attention?

While Kim, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, Kris and Bruce were in Thailand the previous week, a source told E! Online that Kourtney and Scott decided to stay behind in Los Angeles because their son Mason was sick. At first we were worried, but he couldn't have been that ill, because Scottney took a trip to Santa Barbara last Sunday and enjoyed a nice leisurely lunch at the Four Seasons.