Hey, we may never be confused with L.A. or New York but that doesn't mean you can't catch a glimpse of some of your favorite celebrities in OKC every now and again. Heck, some even call Oklahoma City home.

You're not a true Oklahoma Citian until you've crossed paths with Grammy Award-winning front man of the Flaming Lips, Wayne Coyne. And since we want you to feel right at home, we'll let you in on where you're likely to see him. The psychedelic rocker is frequently spotted getting his coffee fix over on Automobile Alley and he's often spotted cruising the Plaza District. If you hang around some of the local hardware stores long enough, you're bound to run into Coyne buying various supplies for many of the homemade contraptions he uses to wow his concert goers.

The historic Skirvin Hotel is also a good bet for an evening of celebrity sightseeing. Whether it is an international rock star or visiting NBA team, the Skirvin and its Red Piano Lounge are a hotspot for visiting celebs looking to unwind.

Speaking of the NBA, if you were to head to Bricktown and stop in Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse after a Thunder game there is a good chance you might run into Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and the rest of the squad enjoying a post-victory dinner.

While you're in Bricktown, keep your eyes open because not long ago Sir Paul McCartney was seen enjoying a nice meal at Nonna's as he and his now wife drove through America on Route 66. We're certain he has told his other famous friends about the fabulous food and wonderful hospitality he experienced on his stop through town.

And since celebrities like to get a taste of Oklahoma City's western heritage, a good bet is to visit local hotspots like Cattleman's Steakhouse, an Oklahoma City institution. You never know when you might bump into your favorite athlete, rocker, movie star or president.