Celebrities live, work, and play in New York State, so it’s no surprise that 2023 saw multiple celebrity encounters. Here are the Top 10 celebrity encounters in upstate New York 2023until now.
ALEX RODRIGUEZ – In July, former major league baseball player A-Rod was spotted at The Merc, 430 Broadway in Saratoga.
Cole Hauser – Actor Cole Hauser, best known as Rip Wheeler on the Paramount+ television series Yellowstone, was spotted at a Syracuse University men’s basketball game in January.
ROBERT PATTINSON- The Batman actor, also known for his role as Edward Cullen in the Twilight films, enjoyed a meal at Cinnamon in Rhinebeck, NY.
BEN STILLS – The ‘Night at the Museum’ actor was spotted at Utica station. Stiller is the executive producer of an Apple TV series called Severance, which is said to be filmed in Utica.
BILL MURRAY – The Ghostbuster himself was present at MVP Arena in Albany to watch his son Luke Murray help coach the UCONN Huskies men’s basketball team at the NCAA tournament.
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ETHAN HAWKE – On July 8th, the ‘Dead Poets Society’ actor visited the Four Brothers Drive-In in Amenia, NY to see the latest ‘Indiana Jones’ movie.
EUGENE LEVY – Many celebs have been spotted dining at Pastabilities Armory Square in Syracuse and in April it was Eugene Levy’s turn
KELSEY GRAMMER – Bottom up! In February, Kelsey Grammer showed up at Belleayre Mountain Resort in the Catskills to work in the bar.
DAVE PORTNOY – Barstool Sports’ “One Bite Everybody Knows the Rules” guy was in charge of Upstate New York in 2023.
MICHAEL DOUGLAS – Okay, that wasn’t in New York, but it was right next door in the Berkshires. Hollywood king Michael Douglas stayed at the Rusty Anchor in Pittsfield, MA. make a new movie.
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