Looking to shed a few more of those pesky post-pregnancy pounds, Jessica Alba hit up a West Hollywood, California gym this afternoon (September 6).

The “Spy Kids 4″ actress, who gave birth to baby Haven less than one month ago (August 13), looked sporty in a black heart tank top, spandex pants and a pair of running shoes as she arrived for her midday workout regimen.

Anxious to get her pre-baby body back, Jessica recently revealed she was ready to return to her fitness routine just two weeks after her newborn’s arrival, tweeting, “I did my first day of workout since I had the baby. Just cardio for 40 minutes,” on August 30.

As for what she’s focusing on to jump start her weight loss, Miss Alba wrote, “I’m going light, stationary bike and elliptical,” also advising other new moms to keep your diet as healthy as possible 6 days a week and give yourself one day to indulge.”

Adding another magazine cover to her credit, Diane Kruger looks amazing on the front of InStyle UK’s October 2011 issue.

And in her interview, the “Inglourious Basterds” babe is clear about never wanting to get married again, especially with the way her five-year union with Guillaume Canet ended.

Diane explained, “I’m over marriage. No marriage for me. But I definitely want to have kids. I have three goddaughters – I’m not sure why they trust me, because I have no experience with children – but I try.”

Still, she loves being with longtime boyfriend Joshua Jackson. “Life is more important than work. We just celebrated our fifth anniversary. We met up in Paris, gave each other gifts and went to dinner – it was just lovely being together.”

“It’s hard sustaining relationships at distance, but if you want to be together it comes down to that. And I have had failed relationships because of a lack of commitment to that. But we have the three week rule – we have to see each other, otherwise you drift. But we also enjoy our independence. We have our own lives and have a lot to bring back into the relationship because of that. I’m very independent. I’m not sure how I’m deal with someone who wanted to be with me 24/7.”

Cruising around town in style, Lindsay Lohan was spotted visiting Byron & Tracey salon in Beverly Hills while arriving in a brand new ride on Tuesday afternoon (September 6).

The troubled “Georgia Rule” actress hopped out of her sporty Porsche Panamera S looking ever-so-chic as she headed into the place of beauty to get her coif prettied up before emerging hours later with a big smile on her face.

The sighting comes just after a Radar Online report claimed that LiLo has been blowing off her court-ordered community service hours – which she and her rep have both denied.

Of the claim, Lohan told E! News, “I’ve done tons of DWC community service. You guys [Radar] are way off par on your inadequate and negative assumptions.”

The 25-year-old’s rep added, “Lindsay has been performing community service at the Downtown Women’s Center for months now. There are dozens of paparazzi shots of her going in and out of the facility. How could anyone think she is not doing her community service?”

In what’s quite the special month for the publication, GQ UK has unveiled five covers for its October 2011 Men of the Year issue.

Coinciding with Tuesday night’s (September 6) GQ Men of the Year Awards ceremony, Hollywood hunks Bradley Cooper and Hugh Laurie, as well as music legends U2 and Keith Richards of Rolling Stones stardom, are among those landing front page status.

Joining the fellas in appearing on one of the five Men of the Year magazine offerings is Dutch model Lara Stone, who took home the lone female-doted trophy as Woman of the Year.

With all five cover stars being among the GQ Men of the Year Award winners, the complete list of honorees from last night’s ceremony are as follows:

Designer of the Year: Tommy Hilfiger

Woman of the Year: Lara Stone

Inspiration Awards: Mario Testino

Tanqueray’s Most Stylish Man of the Year: Matt Smith

International Man of the Year: Bradley Cooper

Band of the Year: U2

Cultural Icon of the Year: Trevor McNunn

Politician of the Year: George Osborne

Actor of the Year: Benedict Cumberbatch

Solo Artist of the Year: Tinie Tempah

Music Man of the Year: Hugh Laurie

Writer of the Year: Keith Richards

TV Personality of the Year: Professor Brian Cox

Comedian of the Year: Rob Brydon

Chef of the Year: Heston Blumenthal

Editor’s Special Award of the Year: Bill Nighy

Help for Heroes: The Armed Forces

Man of Next Year: Lord Sebastian Coe

Sportsman of the Year: Rory McIlroy