Ryan Gosling made his deejay debut Tuesday night at Green Door lounge in Hollywood, with a surprising guest in the crowd – his ex-girlfriend Rachel McAdams.

Arriving at 9 p.m., the actor settled into what is said to be a weekly gig at the lounge's Tuesday jazz night. McAdams arrived later "supporting Ryan," says a Gosling pal.

"They talked when he was away from the deejay stand," says the friend. "They really looked like good pals. He seemed happy to see her."

For Gosling, deejaying is "a pretty new thing for him," says the friend. "He's been messing around. He's really into music, and he's a fan of the night – and here he is."

Spinning tunes from the '40s and '50s, Gosling, 27, was dressed from the era, sporting a white T, black pants and motorcycle jacket.

Along with McAdams other celebs on hand were Catherine Keener, Shane West and hockey ace Sean Avery, who chatted up an enamored Keener.

Once the live jazz band took the stage, Gosling mingled with friends and hung out on the patio.

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- At the Green Door club with Rachel McAdams in Hollywood (30 July 08)

Joining the ranks of George Clooney and Don Cheadle, Ryan Gosling took part in a panel addressing the concerns and problems in Darfur.

The actor was in Washington D.C. on Wednesday with the ENOUGH Project (an organization aimed at ending genocide) to speak on the “Confronting Genocide and Mass Atrocities,” panel at the Campus Progress National Conference, the Washington Post reports.

“For some reason, there’s an interest in what people who do what I do have to say. I don’t particularly have that much to say . . . but I do have these experiences that I can relay. I’m honored to have these experiences,” Ryan, who appeared to be rather modest during the start of the panel, said.

The “Lars and the Real Girl” actor experienced life in Darfur first hand with a recent trip to a refugee camp in the war-torn country. He said celebrity carried very little weight on the other side of the globe.

”[People in Darfur looked at me] not like I was just some actor from Hollywood who was there to have an experience. They looked at me like I was somebody who could really do something. And I didn’t consider myself in that way,” he added.

His visit with Darfur refugees appears to have left a lasting impression on the actor.

“I still can see the way they looked at me,” he added.

Ryan was joined on the panel by ENOUGH Project Co-chairman John Prendergast and African activist Betty Bigombe.

Source: Access Hollywood

Ryan speaks about the "ENOUGH" Project at the 4th Annual Center for American Progress' national conference at the Omni Shoreham Hotel on July 8, 2008 in Washington, DC. And also shows off a new hairdo! Check the pictures!

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· 4th Annual Center for American Progress National Conference

Added candids of Ryan in West Hollywood and more pictures on set from last 25th of June, check them all.

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· On set (25th June 08)

· Heading to Blueprint furniture store in West Hollywood (6 July 08)

I've added new candids of Ryan taking a break from filming, check them out.

New candids of Ryan on the set of All Good Things, looking great! Check them out!

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· All Good Things > On set (25th June 08)