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Although Canada's climate is ideal for learning to carve ice, hockey fever transcends the Great White North. Celebrities across the globe don memorabilia, wave towels and holler "goal!" at a fever pitch. They're as dedicated as we are.
Find out who comes out for your favourite team in our gallery of NHL super-fans. And don't forget to tune in – or show up in-person – to cheer your faves on!
Go Leafs Go! Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber were spotted cheering for the Canadian side as they took in a Toronto Maple Leafs-Boston Bruins game in Boston in 2019.
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During the Queen's Diamond Jubilee tour in 2002, the British monarch was honoured with the opportunity to drop the puck alongside Wayne Gretzky at a match between the Vancouver Canucks and the San Jose Sharks.
In 2014, Britney Spears took in the New York Rangers-Los Angeles Kings game with her son, Jayden. They're pictured above.
Another bit of hockey trivia: in 2012, Britney bought a Thousand Oaks, California property from former Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens player Russ Courtnall.
Tom Hanks and Sarah Jessica Parker were spotted watching the New York Rangers take on the Los Angeles Kings in New York on March 24, 2015. But SJP seemed much more enthused by her book than the hockey game!
Victoria Beckham is married to a soccer all-star, so she knows a thing or two about team sports.
The Beckham brood routinely cheers on the Los Angeles Kings, and Victoria and Cruz are seen here at an Kings-San Jose Sharks game in 2013.
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Back in May 2014, David Beckham took his sons Romeo and Brooklyn to a Los Angeles Kings game for a good old-fashioned boys' night out.
Leonardo DiCaprio is a diehard Los Angeles Lakers fan, but even he can't turn down a chance to see NHLers in action.
He's seen here at a New York Islanders-Buffalo Sabres game in New York in 2016.
Katie Holmes wasn't afraid to shout out her love for her team at Madison Square Garden as the New York Islanders took on the New York Rangers.
Rapper Drake blew the roof off Ottawa's Scotiabank Place when he performed at the 2012 Tim Hortons NHL All-Star Game. But he's more than just a hip-hip star – Drake reportedly played for the Greater Toronto Area's Weston Red Wings growing up.
In 2011, Michael Douglas took his daughter, Carys, to watch the New York Rangers compete against the Washington Capitals in game three of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden.
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Vancouver native Michael J. Fox and his mother Phyllis headed to Madison Square Garden in 2017 to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the New York Rangers.
Tennis pros Serena Williams and Caroline Wozniacki swapped the court for the ice to watch the New York Rangers take on the Winnipeg Jets in November 2014.
Christie Brinkley has a family of hockey fans and they all love the New York Islanders. The model-actress is such a big fan, the team asked her to drop the puck launching their 2007-2008 season.
Former Orange is the New Black star Uzo Aduba was all smiles at a St. Louis Blues vs. New York Rangers game in 2016.
Joe Jonas cheered in the stands with fellow Los Angeles Kings fans like Joshua Jackson, Chloë Grace Moretz, Channing Tatum and more during the 2014 NHL Stanley Cup finals in Los Angeles.
Hockey great Wayne Gretzky and his son, Ty, shared a gesture as the Tampa Bay Lightning faced off against the New York Rangers in late 2014.
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Tom Cruise posed for a photo with Bailey, the Los Angeles Kings mascot, at a game between the San Jose Sharks and the Kings in 2013.
The 50-year-old star cheered on as the Kings won 3-0 in game five of the Western Conference semifinals.
John Travolta was in Vancouver in 2014, and he took in a Canucks game at Rogers Arena and cozied up to a jersey.
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Harry Potter star Emma Watson isn't your typical Brit, because she'll gladly catch a battle on the ice when there isn’t a football match around.
Along with society columnist Derek Blasberg and her former boyfriend, Rafael Cebrian, the young actress caught a game between the Florida Panthers and New York Rangers in 2009.
NHL? More like PDA! Actress Margot Robbie and assistant director Tom Ackerley showed that their love of the New York Rangers (who were taking on the Philadelphia Flyers during this game) is surpassed by their love for each other.
Hockey has a reputation as a sport with loud, brutish fans, but Jason Priestley proved at a 2014 game in 2014 that the sport can be very refined, indeed.
Jason caught a playoff game between the New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins, beating the chill with a dapper scarf and sipping a glass of red wine.
"Call Me Maybe" singer Carly Rae Jepsen toasted the NHL playoffs with a beer as she watched the Pittsburgh Penguins take on the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden in 2014.
Jason Bateman is a big New York Rangers fan, often making his hobby a friends-and-family affair.
During the 2013 playoffs, Jason took his daughter Francesca to see the Rangers square off against the Boston Bruins, and in 2014, he caught a playoff match alongside anchorman Brian Williams.
In 2010, Jake Gyllenhaal was in Montreal shooting Source Code with Michelle Monaghan and Vera Farmiga.
On a break from filming, Jake took to an NHL game between the Washington Capitals and the Montreal Canadiens.
Spike Lee and Jim Carrey had the stands in stitches when they checked out game five of the 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs between the New York Rangers and the Philadelphia Flyers.
Jim put his arm through one of Spike’s jersey sleeves during the game and the two performed an impromptu comedy bit.
There is no mistaking Jay Baruchel for anything but a devoted Montreal Canadiens fan. The actor sports a Montreal jersey as often as he can, and also catches the games that fit into his schedule.
In 2013, the team named the comedian its honourary captain.
Adam Driver sat in a sea of blue at Madison Square Garden, looking nervous as the New York Rangers took on the Tampa Bay Lightning in May 2015.
Funnyman Will Ferrell was serious as ever as the Detroit Red Wings took on the Los Angeles Kings at Staples Center in 2015.
Cuba Gooding Jr. and his son, Mason Gooding, bonded in the stands in 2014 as they watched the San Jose Sharks beat the Los Angeles Kings.