Da Silvano

June 26, 2009 at 8:55am PST

Tags: Da Silvano, John Dilling, Johnny Depp, Late Show with David Letterman, Public Enemies

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Johnny Depp was spotted and mobbed by female fans at Da Silvano Diner after his appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman in NYC.

The Pirates of the Caribbean star is promoting his new movie Public Enemies where he stars as the notorious 1930s gangster, John Dillinger.

We love Jack Sparrow’s eccentric style!

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A-Rod Getting in with Madonna’s Crowd

November 25, 2008 at 9:02am PST

Tags: Alex Rodriguez, Da Silvano, Guy Oseary, Ingrid Casares, Madonna

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

For someone who isn’t dating Madonna, Alex Rodriguez sure is hanging out with her posse a whole lot.

A few weeks ago he was spotted having lunch with Ingrid Casares, Madonna’s longtime BFF (and rumored former lesbian lover) and yesterday he was snapped with Guy Oseary, Madge’s business partner, having a late lunch at Restaurant Da Silvano in Manhattan.

We’re not sayin’, we’re just sayin’.

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