Jennie Garth celebrates at the Toronto wrap party for "Home Again." (Instagram)

Jennie Garth is home again.

The 40-year-old "A Little Bit Country" star has been in Toronto for the past few weeks filming the ABC Family movie "Home Again," but she returned to Los Angeles over the weekend.

On Friday, Garth posted photos from her makeshift wrap party, alongside celebrity makeup artist Dana Michelle Hamel, with the two ladies mugging for the camera.

"Could not be dorkier! #toomuchfun #ourownwrapparty #loosers" she wrote.

Two days later, Garth posted an image of herself in the TIFF Bell Lightbox in what appeared to be violet pyjamas, jumping for joy.

"That's a wrap!!! #homeagain" she captioned it.

Drake and Tatyana Ali at her 34th birthday party (Instagram)

Who knows if he has the charm of the “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” but Drake sure knows how to treat a girl on her birthday. And lucky for her, that girl happens to be TV star turned R&B singer Tatyana Ali.

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Ali, who starred as Ashley on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" from 1990 to 1996, turned 34 on Jan. 24, and to celebrate, she hit L.A.'s trendy Supperclub nightclub on Tuesday night. The bar was packed, there were women hanging and dancing from the ceiling, and Ali was surrounded by friends — what more could a 30-something woman ask for in a birthday party? Perhaps an appearance by the multiplatinum “Take Care” rapper Drake, and maybe even a hug and a kiss on the cheek?

It seems that Ali’s dream came true, because photos surfaced of the two musicians getting very cozy together. Ali’s friend Lorielle Broussard tweeted throughout the evening, posting rumour-inducing photos of the 26-year-old Toronto native rapper planting a big one on the birthday girl.

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The Green Hornet's latest mission is to dodge the Super Bowl.

Wait, what?

Yep, Seth Rogen, who headlined the big-screen "Green Hornet" adaptation in 2011, appears with Paul Rudd in a new Super Bowl ad in which neither of them is allowed to say the words "Super Bowl." The minute-long Samsung spot, directed by Jon Favreau, has the "Knocked Up" stars reuniting to pitch a fictional Super Bowl ad to Bob Odenkirk ("Breaking Bad's" Saul) without actually saying it.

Andy Samberg -- he's funny, he's famous, and he has got great hair. But apparently, he still had a lot to learn about being a heartthrob, and more specifically, about wooing the Canadian indie pop sister duo Tegan and Sara.

To celebrate their new album "Heartthrob," which was released this week, Tegan and Sara Quin have been conducting interviews with real-life heartthrobs, including Samberg, “"Pitch Perfect" actor Skylar Astin, and "Glee" actor Cory Monteith.

But it seems like Samberg was more interested in interviewing 32-year-old twin sisters Tegan and Sara to find out what they thought a heartthrob should be. First thing: confidence (Samberg: "I'm the best"), but not arrogance (Samberg: "What?"). Next was generosity and being charitable (Samberg handed the girls his shoes, encouraging them to auction them off for charity).

(Bieber Fever)

Justin Bieber may love his fans, but he doesn't love them that much, his rep insists. The Web went haywire earlier this week when a photo emerged of the 18-year-old "Boyfriend" singer appearing to cop a feel of one of his underage female fans at a meet-and-greet event in Miami last weekend. But as it turns out, it was much ado about nothing.

"I whispered that it was my 2nd time sneaking in & he kissed me on the cheek in the picture & it looks like his hand is there," tweeted Jocelyn, the girl in the picture, on Sunday after another anxious Belieber inquired. She allegedly sneaked in with nothing more than an index card and a blue marker.

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Bieber's rep also called rumours that the Ontario native had gotten fresh with a fan "ridiculous."

Shane Kippel/Twitter

He may be a huge star, but Drake doesn't forget his roots. The Canadian "Make Me Proud" singer reunited with an old "Degrassi" pal earlier this week.

You may remember Shane Kippel as Spinner on the hit Canadian series. Kippel has the distinction of being the first person to rap alongside Drake (or, rather, alongside the rapper's "Degrassi" alter ego, Jimmy Brooks).

Nina Dobrev (Getty Images)

They may herald from a country known for its cold winters, but actresses Nina Dobrev and Jessica Paré sure know how to heat up a red carpet. At Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, both of these Canadian starlets got heads turning and cameras snapping.

Dobrev, the 24-year-old star of “The Vampire Diaries” on TV and “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” was neither gothic or shy in a bright pink floor-length gown by Elie Saab. With a simple short-sleeve design, the dress was still a showstopper because of its bold colour and detailed lace cut-outs along her ribcage – not that Dobrev really needs the help. Heck, she could probably make it onto the "best dressed" list in a paper bag!

Randy and Evi Quaid in 2008. (Michael Bezjian/WireImage)

Randy Quaid's long stay in Vancouver, B.C. -- which has lasted more than two years, at this point -- continues to be more like a vacation, now that his request for permanent residency has been denied.

Quaid, 62, and wife Evi, 49, applied for refugee status in Canada in October 2010 after the pair fled to Vancouver from the United States. Evi, whose father was Canadian, was granted citizenship in early February 2011 and then attempted to sponsor her husband for immigration. However, Canadian immigration officials have rejected the request from the Houston, Texas-born actor (who has played in "Brokeback Mountain," "Independence Day," and the "Vacation" film series).

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It's the latest update in the bizarre tale that represents Randy and Evi Quaid's stay in Canada, which they claim to be a matter of life and death. Arrest warrants they face in the United States for burglary and vandalism charges in Santa Barbara aren't their only issue; the couple is also avoiding re-entering the States because they believe the "Hollywood Star Whackers" are out for their lives. And that's just the beginning! Here are the five strangest moments in the Quaids' conspiracy theory.