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While urging youngsters, especially young Canadians, to stop going out and partying during the pandemic Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds revealed what he’s doing at home to stay busy. The 43-year-old Green Lantern actor answered a call to action from British Columbia Premier John Horgan and revealed that he’s watching a hit show by wife Blake Lively at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Catastrophe star Sharon Horgan has been left "heartbroken" after her dad John passed away this week.The Irish TV star and writer, 53, is grieving, along with her four siblings, including rugby ace Shane Horgan, the death of their father who died following a battle with cancer. John Horgan, who was a farmer from New Zealand, was with his family when he passed away, reports The Mirror.The family, including Sharon's mother Ursula, are set to bury John in the village of Termonfeckin, Co. Louth on Tuesday.The news of his death was announced on RIP.ie as, it read: "The death has occurred of John (Donald) Horgan of Strand Rd, Termonfeckin, Co.

Ryan Reynolds has urged young Canadians in his native British Columbia to stay home during the Covid-19 crisis.The region has experienced a jump in cases during August, especially among the 20 to 39 age group, according to a report published on Thursday by the BC Centre for Disease Control.

Ryan Reynolds wants young Canadians to cool it with partying amid the coronavirus pandemic and let them know his concerns in a hilarious clip shared to Twitter. British Columbia Premier John Horgan called on the "Deadpool" actor this week for some assistance in getting young citizens in British Columbia to start taking the risks of COVID-19 seriously.

Ellise Shafer editorRyan Reynolds has a message for partying Canadian teens who aren’t practicing social distancing: Don’t kill anyone, especially not his mom.John Horgan, the Premier of British Columbia, Canada, asked B.C. natives Reynolds and Seth Rogen to help spread the message to teenagers that partying is not safe for them or those around them during the pandemic.

Ryan Reynolds has urged young people in his native Canada to stop going to parties and help slow the spread of coronavirus, saying: “I hope young people don’t kill my mom.”

Ryan Reynolds would really appreciate it if people stopped partying amid a global pandemic! The actor took to his Twitter account to share an audio recording in which he was pleading with youngsters in British Columbia to press pause on their partying since there is such a dangerous and easy to spread virus out there! His post was, in fact, in response to B.C.

Ryan Reynolds would really like young people, especially young Canadians, to stop going out and partying during the pandemic.

Ryan Reynolds has an important message for young people partying in British Columbia. The Canada native posted an audio recording on Twitter in response to B.C.

It’s like something out of Marvel comic book. The government puts out a call for help and a superhero responds.In this case it’s B.C. Premier John Horgan who asked for help from two famous actors from B.C. — Ryan Reynolds and Seth Rogen — to reach