Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma take NYC, Ben Stiller goes bowling and more sightings

Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma were loved-up all over New York City last week.

The former Disney star and her hubby kicked off their Manhattan tour with a romantic dinner at Eugene Remm’s The Corner Store Sunday night.

The next evening, after promoting her new EP “Mine” on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” Duff and Koma hit Remm’s other restaurant, The Eighty Six.

“[Hilary] and Matthew looked so incredibly in love,” a spy told Page Six of their Monday date night, adding, “It’s like they are still on their honeymoon.”

On Tuesday, Duff took center stage at Audacy’s sixth annual Leading Ladies event at The Venue on Music Row, hosted by the Hard Rock Hotel.

We hear the event featured an intimate conversation and performance by the “Younger” alum.

Also on Monday night, Ben Stiller was spotted attending the premiere of HBO’s “Born to Bowl,” a new docuseries about the Professional Bowlers Association Tour, at Lucky Strike Times Square.

At one point, the “Meet The Fockers” actor, who is one of the executive producers for the show, energized the crowd by showing off his bowling skills.

He also posed for photos with some of the pro bowlers featured in the series, including EJ Tackett, Jason Belmont, Kyle Troup and Anthony Simonsen.

The next evening, artist Charlotte Colbert celebrated the unveiling of her Chasing Rainbows exhibit at the Gansevoort Meatpacking hotel with a cocktail hour.

Uptown at The Plaza Hotel Tuesday, Ed Sheeran and Adrien Brody attended the afterparty for the premiere of Netflix’s “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.”

Earlier in the evening, the starry screening took place at DGA New York Theater in Midtown.

On Thursday, Pink and her daughter, Willow, sat next to Billy Joel at a tribute concert dedicated to the “Piano Man” singer.

The special show — hosted by Joel’s longtime musical director David Rosenthal — took place at Carnegie Hall and featured performances by Rob Thomas, Natalie Merchant, Gavin DeGraw, Wyclef Jean and more.

Just a few blocks away, Salvatore Ferragamo II, the grandson of the iconic Italian designer, presented the wines of Il Borro and Pinino during an exclusive dinner at Ai Fiori, the acclaimed French and Italian Riviera restaurant from the Altamarea Group, at The Langham hotel on Fifth Avenue.

We’re told Salvatore introduced each wine throughout the dinner, highlighting the Ferragamo family’s dedication to terroir-driven, sustainable winemaking, while Chef Rose Noel guided guests through the seasonal four-course menu.

Notable attendees included Altamarea Group CEO Ahmass Fakahany, Salvatore’s wife Christine Ferragamo and writer Carson Griffith.

A-listers also hit Broadway for the opening night of Daniel Radcliffe’s “Every Brilliant Thing.” The afterparty, held at the Second NYC event space, included VIPs like Lupita Nyong’o, Steve Buscemi, Olympic gold medalists Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Daniel Dae Kim, Jane Krakowski, Alex Edelman and Danny Meyer.