6 Canadian Celebs Shared New Years Eve Posts On Insta & Dan Levy's Is So Hilariously Accurate
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It's officially 2022, and Canadian celebs like Dan Levy, Simu Liu, Justin Bieber and more took to their Instagrams to ring in the special occasion.
From funny captions to pictures that summed up the year, here are some of the posts that Canada's top talent shared on December 31 and January 1.
Dan Levy
The Schitt's Creek actor celebrated the big night looking dapper with a pair of gold sparkly party glasses while throwing up the peace sign.
"But what really is a year anymore," Levy captioned the post, which is truly a whole mood.
Simu Liu
It was definitely a huge year for Simu Liu with the success of Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings as well as hosting Saturday Night Live.
The Mississauga actor posted his "photo of the year" which was of his parents on the red carpet in Shang Chi's power pose looking pretty thrilled about the whole situation.
Emily Hampshire
Like many Canadians, it looks like Emily Hampshire had a very chill evening.
Dressed in some comfy clothes, the Schitt's Creek actress posted a picture of herself eating a sandwich and holding a beverage. A wonderful way to welcome 2022!
Seth Rogen
Vancouver-born Seth Rogen posted some highlights from his year, which were a mix of adorable and a little strange.
In one picture, it appears that he's about to have a lovely meal with his wife and his dog. In another, he shared a still from Disney's Hercules. Seems like he had an interesting 2021!
Justin Bieber
In classic Justin Bieber fashion, the singer and Timbieb's co-creator shared a supremely blurry photo of himself with his wife, Hailey.
The Weeknd
And in some exciting news to kick off 2022, it looks like The Weeknd will be dropping new music soon.
"Music can heal and that feels more important than another album rollout," he wrote in a screenshot he shared. "Let's just drop the whole thing and enjoy it with the people... XO."
Happy New Year, all!
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These Canadian Celebs Made The Nice List But Justin Bieber Might Be Getting A Lump Of Coal
Someone's been naughty this year!
He's making a list, he's checking it twice! According to a new poll, Justin Bieber might be more on the naughty side than the nice.
On December 23, Ipsos released the findings of a poll conducted between December 10 and 15 where 1,001 Canadians were asked whether certain public figures should be on Santa's naughty or nice list, and it didn't fare well for some Canadian icons.
While 14% of people think that Bieber should be on the nice list, 17% said he should be on the other list.
He's not the only musician who Canadians think deserves a lump of coal in their stocking this year. Only 7% of people think Drake has been good this year, while 14% think he should be on the naughty list.
But some of the actors who have kept us entertained this year have earned a spot in Santa's good graces.
Three in ten Canadians think that Ryan Reynolds should receive a nice, full stocking, which checks out since he was also the recipient of a Governor General's Performing Arts Award in November. The Vancouver native ranked higher on the list than the Queen!
More Canadians think Dan Levy and Simu Liu also belong on the nice list than those who believe they belong on the naughty list, so hopefully they both get some nice presents this year.
When it comes to politics, our leaders didn't fare so well. According to the poll, 40% of people think Justin Trudeau belongs on the naughty list, with 29% of people feeling the same way about Doug Ford.
Better luck next year!
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Dan Levy Posted A Very David Rose Message For Annie Murphy's Birthday & It's So Cute
Eugene Levy also recently celebrated a milestone birthday! 🎂
Ew, David! Dan Levy recently took to Insta to celebrate Annie Murphy's birthday, and his message was both sweet and sassy.
The two actors who played siblings David and Alexis Rose on Schitt's Creek are seen sharing a sweet hug in Levy's post from Sunday, December 19.
As for the caption, that's where things take an even cuter turn.
"My sis turns 21 today! Huge milestone," Levy wrote. "Proud of how much she’s accomplished in such a short time. Happy birthday, @annefrances! xo."
Given that Murphy is a few years beyond 21, it seems like the kind of fun message siblings might actually post to poke a little fun at one another, like David might do to Alexis.
She's not the only Schitt's Creek cast member to be celebrating a big day. On Friday, December 17, Eugene Levy turned 75, which both Dan and Emily Hampshire posted about on their Instagrams.
The actress who played Stevie Budd shared a signed picture from Eugene that says, "Emily — It's Johnny and Stevie forever! Eugene xo."
"Happy Birthday, partner," she captioned the post. "Miss u every day so I keep you right here on my desk."
Dan's message to his onscreen and IRL dad was equally as sweet as Hampshire's.
"Happy 75th(!) Birthday to my Dad who somehow looks younger now than he did when he was 20?" he wrote. "Also, well aware of how tacky it is to post a birthday photo with a huge 'EW Exclusive' stamp in the corner but we both look good so who cares."
The online lovefest between the castmates isn't surprising given that Hampshire recently revealed they all still stay in touch via group chat, although Catherine O'Hara is low-key banned because her phone is too old to keep up.
"So the thing is, we genuinely love each other," Hampshire said. "It was funny when fans were saying how sad they were that the show was ending. I was like, 'It's harder on me. I just lost a job and all my friends all at the same time.'"
At least they have the group chat!
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The 'Schitt's Creek' Cast Has A Group Chat & Catherine O'Hara Isn't Allowed In It
Sometimes they exclude Dan on purpose. 😂
Being excluded is never a nice feeling, but it seems like Catherine O'Hara may have brought it upon herself when it comes to the private group chat the Schitt's Creek cast has got going.
In an interview with ComicBook on December 11, Emily Hampshire, who played Stevie Budd on the hit Canadian show, revealed that although the cast is still in contact with one another, there are some difficulties when it comes to communication.
"We do have the group chat. We sometimes take Dan off it and talk about him," she cheekily shared. "And Catherine is not in the group chat because she still uses a 4S iPhone, and even the 4S iPhone doesn't want to admit it's an iPhone, so it acts like an Android, and so if you put her in a group chat it turns everybody green, and things don't get sent, and it ruins everything."
Sounds like it's time for an upgrade, Catherine!
As for the bond between the cast, it's as real as it was when they were on the show.
"So the thing is, we genuinely love each other," Hampshire said. "It was funny when fans were saying how sad they were that the show was ending. I was like, 'It's harder on me. I just lost a job and all my friends all at the same time.'"
The actors recently dished on some of the behind-the-scenes moments from the show in the new coffee table book Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: The Story Of Schitt's Creek.
Annie Murphy, who played the character of Alexis Rose, revealed how her iconic catchphrase continues to haunt Dan Levy to this day.
"Apparently people scream, 'Ew, David' at him on the street and from car windows all the time," she wrote in the book. "That can't always feel good."
Hopefully, it's coming from a place of love!
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