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Josh Duhamel & Minka Kelly on Why Audiences Love Western Shows Like 'Ransom Canyon' & 'Yellowstone' | THR News Video

Season one of Netflix's new romantic western series 'Ransom Canyon' is now streaming. Stars Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly spoke to The Hollywood Reporter's Tiffany Taylor all about the project and their respective characters Staten and Quinn. Plus, the pair weighed in on why audiences are drawn to western series like their new show and 'Yellowstone.'

'Black Mirror' Season 7 Stars Weigh in on A.I. in Hollywood, Show's Success & More | THR News Video

Season seven of 'Black Mirror' is now streaming on Netflix. Issa Rae and Awkwafina spoke to The Hollywood Reporter all about their episode, "Hotel Reverie," while Jimmi Simpson opened up about returning to the show for the "USS Callister" sequel episode. "Hotel Reverie" is incredibly timely, as it deals with the use of A.I. in movie making. Rae and Awkwafina opened up about their fears surrounding the use of A.I. in Hollywood. Plus, all three stars weighed in on why they think 'Black Mirror' continues to connect with viewers.

Noah Centineo on Bonding With the Cast of 'Warfare and Reacts to 'The Recruit' Cancelation | THR Video

Noah Centineo chats with THR at the premiere of 'Warfare' in Los Angeles and describes the fun and unique experience of going through "boot camp" before filming. Plus, he talks about the active group chat and special connection the cast has and touches on the cancelation of Netflix's 'The Recruit.'

Farage: Reform now main opposition in red wall areas

Nigel Farage has claimed Reform UK is now the main challenger to Labour in the Midlands, North, Wales and Scotland, pushing the Conservatives into third place. In a campaign speech, he said voters felt betrayed by the Tories over Brexit and immigration, adding that backing the Conservatives in red wall areas would be a “wasted vote.” Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

First Minister sets out resilience plans ahead of US tariffs

First Minister of Scotland John Swinney said he will publish his Government’s legislative programme earlier than usual to help tackle tariff challenges. Speaking at a press conference at Bute House in Edinburgh on Monday, Mr Swinney said the programme for government would be published on the 6th of May to "enable a full year of delivery between now and the Scottish election”. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn