Ryan Reynolds pledges $5,000 for teddy bear's return

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

When Claude Taylor started his Room Rater account on Twitter (@ratemyskyperoom) in April, it was to continue the jokes he and his girlfriend were making with each other about cable news talking heads' bleak film-from-home setups.

 Ryan Reynolds  never fails to keep his name relevant in the news. Whether the 43-year-old actor is Tweeting something funny, posting a picture of him and his wife Blake Lively with a humorous caption, or starring in an action film, the guy is always keeping everyone on their toes.

Leave it to Ryan Reynolds to grasp onto a social media moment and take the piss out of it.

The Deadpool and Gossip Girl stars got married in 2012 at Boone Hall, South Carolina, which Reynolds now admits was a "giant f****** mistake".The 43-year-old told Fast Company magazine it was something "we'll always be deeply and unreservedly sorry for"."It's impossible to reconcile.

Ryan Reynolds has offered up his thanks after a fan’s missing teddy bear was returned following his offer of a $5,000 reward.The Deadpool star spread the word on Twitter over the weekend (July 25-26, 2020) after spotting the Canadian woman’s plea for the return of the cuddly toy, which comes with a voice recording made by her mother, who died last year (2019).In the post, Ryan promised a $5,000 reward with “no questions asked” to anyone who returned the plush toy, and updated his followers on

Ryan Reynolds revealed on Wednesday that a stolen custom Build-A-Bear, which contained the voice recording of a mother’s message to her daughter before she died, has been found and returned. "In happier news...

The actor has been helping someone find a lost item that means a lot to them.

Ryan Reynolds is opening up about the delays surrounding Deadpool 3.

Ryan Reynolds is doing his best to help a woman find a priceless stolen item.