It’s only Tuesday, but stars are already hopping on flights back home, getting (politely) frustrated with super-fans and refuelling with some very rich cheese tarts. Here, everywhere celebs have been spotted around the city recently.
James Franco went to Strombo’s house:
Tony Goldwyn and Diane Lane drank self-portraits:
Gary Oldman, Tony Clifton and Jim Carrey showed off their best sad faces:
Kate Winslet bid us farewell at Pearson:
So did Emma Stone (who looks like she’s flying Air Canada):
Rachel Weisz was at Lavelle:
Andy Serkis (a.k.a. Gollum) signed an old DVD:
Jacqueline Poirier (a.k.a. The Crazy Plate Lady) painted Jake Gyllenhaal‘s portrait:
Mary J. Blige got in on all that Pablo Cheese Tart hype:
Charlie Hunnam (quite fairly) refuses to sign any more autographs to people he’s “seen a lot”:
Claire Foy hung out at the Storys Building:
Foy and Andrew Garfield made silly faces with Joshua Horowitz:
Garfield also stopped by Brassai:
So did Angelina Jolie:
And Garrett Hedlund:
This fan was pumped to see Stepbrothers star Richard Jenkins:
Simon Baker was hunted down outside Rodney’s Oyster House:
Dominic Cooper was also spotted after lunch:
Nicolas Cage (like nearly every other actor) stopped by The Fix:
And signed some autographs outside of MEC (he caused a bit of a stir):
Diane Lane signed a nine-lite bottle of Moët and Chandon, which will be auctioned off to support TIFF’s talent development programs for women in the film industry:
Nicole Kidman was at the Thompson:
Julianne Moore walked with her bodyguards:
Sebastien Roberts partied at Liberty Commons:
Cuba Gooding Jr. and Akon hung out at the Four Seasons:
Drake was there, too:
Jason Biggs stole some sweets from Momofuku:
Alicia Vikander snapped pics with a fan at RBC House:
Shia LaBoeuf got caught in the rain:
Benedict Cumberbatch promised some loyal fans he’d return:
And Javier Barden was stopped for a selfie outside of Momofuku:
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