Blake Lively steals the spotlight from husband Ryan Reynolds in hilarious Valentine's Day video

Ryan Reynolds has Ukraine in his thoughts.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds feel “lucky and fortunate” to be able to donate to Ukrainian refugees, amid the ongoing conflict caused by Russia’s invasion of the Eastern European country.The two Hollywood stars announced their partnership with the non-profit organization USA for UNHCR, matching donations up to $1 million to provide aid for refugees fleeing war in Ukraine.“In 48 hours, countless Ukrainians were forced to flee their homes to neighboring countries. They need protection.

Amazon Prime Video.Below, we’ve assembled a complete list of what’s new on Amazon Prime Video in March, and it includes the highly anticipated second season of the sci-fi comedy series “Upload,” which premieres March 11.

Blake Lively, 34, was a gorgeous sight to see at the premiere of The Adam Project in New York City! The actress showed up to the event to support her husband Ryan Reynolds, 45, who stars in the film, and wowed in a long sleeveless plunging dress full of multiple pastel colors. The stylish fashion choice included light pinks, purples, blues, and greens, which were all separated into sections, and the beauty added white round earrings and strappy shoes to the look.

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are lighting up the red carpet. The cute couple and happy parents stunned as they attended the star-studded premiere of Reynold's new film,, in New York City on Monday.Reynolds spoke with ET's Rachel Smith at the event, and opened up about the themes of his new sci-fi action time-travel drama that emphasizes the importance of making good choices for your future and the importance of family and parental relationships.«I think I would be psychotic if I didn't want my children to at least, you know, try to do something right and with integrity,» explained Reynolds, who spoke with ET sans Lively.

Ryan Reynolds had support from some special people at the premiere of The Adam Project!

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively will match up to $1 million in aid to displaced Ukrainians, Reynolds tweeted on Saturday.

Video: Ukraine: Charity warns of humanitarian catastrophe if crisis is not de-escalated (PA Media)Sex predator admits murder of primary school teacher Sabina NessaAssistant Chief Constable pledges to help Noah Donohoe family get justicePolitical economist warns of 'double-digit inflation' following Russia's invasion of UkraineRussia bans UK flights over its air space in retaliation to British sanctionsRussia invasion of Ukraine 'not as successful as planned', says defence ministerSir Keir Starmer: Parliament united in Russia responseZelenskyy calls for stronger sanctions against Russia‘Diplomacy is absolutely off the table’ - Defence SecretaryPolitics daily briefing: February 25Volodymyr Zelensky announces death toll from first day of Russian invasion of Ukraine'This is a war of choice' - Kamala Harris on Russia's invasion of UkraineUkrainian ambassador: Russians came from all four sidesBiden: Freedom will prevail, amid Russia attacks on Ukraine‘Heartbroken’ Ukrainian protesters call on UK to ‘stop Putin’Russia's invasion of Ukraine - key pointsJohnson unveils 'most severe package of economic sanctions that Russia has ever seen'“They need protection. @usaforunhcr is providing it.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have promised to match donations made to assist Ukrainian refugees up to an amount of $1m (£745,850). The couple – who share three daughters and have been married since 2012 – took to social media on Saturday (26 February). The actors encouraged fans to make donations to assist Ukrainians who have been displaced by the ongoing invasion.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are once again proving their generosity in times of crisis.

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 has a unique spin on the theme, and you can see for yourself by streaming the action-packed comedy. follows a non-playable character (or NPC) and his quest for survival and more. The film stars Ryan Reynolds, and it's now streaming on Disney+ and HBO Max.The film also earned itself an Oscar nomination for Best Visual Effects.

London Fashion Week end with a bang. Savile Row’s Ozwald Boateng hosted a mega-show celebrating Black excellence with nearing on 100 looks spanning his signature, electric printed suits, overcoats cinched with harnesses and pearl strung dresses.

Here’s a collection curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists of what’s arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week.MOVIES— The Ryan Reynolds action comedy “Free Guy,” one of the few big-budget original movies to come out in theaters last year, arrives Wednesday on Disney+. And in Shawn Levy's genially self-aware film, which racked up $331 million at the box office, originality is very much at the heart of a story about a nonplayer videogame character (Reynolds) who breaks free of his coding.

discounted sales of chocolates and Apple TV+, let’s partake in another sweetness altogether. Thanks to Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds yet again being couples goals on the big day, their delicious pairing has yet again extended outside of their complementary business ventures. The results are, once more, really damned adorable.