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Ryan Gosling Allegedly "Checked Out" Chloe Sevigny On The Street (Also, They Look Alike)
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 13, 2011
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Ryan Gosling and Chloe Sevigny: separated at birth?
Actress Chloe Sevigny is currently taking a break post-Big Love, right here at her East Village home, where she told the Daily News, "I hate being busy in New York. I'd rather just sit in Tompkins Square Park all day and not do anything." During the little interview she reveals a few things, like how she enjoys fashion and cocktails—preferably together (who knew!?!), but mostly she sticks to the details about where you can find her. She added, "I go to this party on Sundays at Sway, it's like a Smiths night thing. I go eat at Raoul's all the time... or Omen... Veselka."
But the real news here is that Ryan Gosling is in town! And maybe single, because according to Ms. Sevigny he gave her the ol' up-down on the street recently. She says, "I saw Ryan Gosling on the street the other day. It was hot. He checked me out, but I don't think he knew who I was. I was in sunglasses." Or maybe he just thought he was looking in the mirror?
Also, this movie came out sixteen years ago this July:
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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