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Spotted at TIFF 2018: Ryan Gosling visits a Leslieville coffee shop and Dave Chappelle sings “Oh Canada”

By Jean Grant
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Day six of TIFF was jam-packed with more celeb sightings, arrivals and a few publicity stunts. Here are some of our favourite moments:

Dave Chappelle sang the national anthem:

Ryan Gosling stopped by Grinder Coffee on Gerrard:

Alexander Skarsgard may have photo-bombed this couple:

Michelle Rodriguez proved she’s a fan of the shaka sign:

She also went for a jog:

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Nicole Kidman encountered some loud fans:

Matt Bomer was all smiles:

Michael Mando gave Jesse Eisenberg a flower:

Salma Hayek showed some sass outside of Brassai:

Quincy Jones was spotted leaving Baro:

Mahershala Ali snapped a selfie with a fan:

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He also stopped by the Variety Studio:

Liam Neeson pensively chewed on a toothpick:

Penelope Cruz strolled along King West in Chanel:

Christina Hendricks checked out The Brain Project:

Sarah Gadon snacked on McDonald’s fries:

Spotted at TIFF 2018: Ryan Gosling visits a Leslieville coffee shop and Dave Chappelle sings "Oh Canada"

Lily Rose Depp got her caffeine fix:

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Sienna Miller checked out designer shades:

Kit Harrington chilled out at the Thompson rooftop bar:

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