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Mandy Moore is “kindly” telling trolls to “F off” after she shared a crowdfunding link to help her in-laws following the Eaton fire where they lost their home.

Spencer Pratt has returned to his and wife Heidi Montag’s home after it was destroyed in the devastating Palisades Fire.The reality star shared what items he found as he sifted through his property via Snapchat on Thursday. First, the “Speidi’s 16th Minute” podcast host found a metal pot that was badly burnt but still intact.“Good news, my pot that I made all the humming bird nectar survived.

the Kenneth fire broke out on Thursday and threatened their area.The famous family left their properties out of caution after getting mandatory evacuation orders.The evacuation order has since been lifted; however, it’s unclear if they returned to their homes.The Kenneth Fire spread quickly, reportedly burning 1,000 acres in a few hours. However, as of Friday afternoon, the blaze is 35% contained, according to the New York Times.It’s unclear if anyone will face criminal charges related to the blaze torching the Southern California neighborhood as a homeless man with a “flamethrower” was arrested and questioned about possible arson, which could be the cause of the fire that endangered the Kardashian-Jenners and their neighbors.However, officials later revealed that the individual would not be charged with arson due to lack of probable cause.

the deadly LA fires. The “Maria” star, 49, was spotted with her 16-year-old son Knox, whom she shares with ex-husband Brad Pitt, outside a grocery store this week in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles stocking up on bottled water and other supplies, which they loaded into the trunk of a black sedan.

Fans are very pissed at what Kim Kardashian has been doing amid the devastating wildfires in California!

Barbara Corcoran, best known for being one of the investors of ABC’s Shark Tank, has lost her mobile home amid the L.A. wildfires that have displaced thousands of Southern California residents.

The Kardashian-Jenner family has been forced to flee their homes in California amid the horrific fires.

Lala Kent has left Los Angeles amid the devastating fires.

the Los Angeles fires. “Yesterday, my brother-in-law and sister-in-law Griff & Kit lost their home and everything they own in the Eaton Fire,” Moore wrote on Instagram. “With their first baby on the way in a matter of weeks, they need our support now more than ever.

Mel Gibson has revealed that his home was destroyed by the Los Angeles wildfires while he was away recording an episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast.Speaking to NewsNation, the Oscar-winning actor and director said his Malibu property was “completely toasted” and criticised California Governor Gavin Newsom over the crisis.Five different fires across the city have burned through over 36,000 acres, with 10 people reported dead and more than 130,000 people having evacuated. The fires have become the most devastating in the city’s history, with officials warning that high winds may further fan the flames.Gibson said he felt “ill at ease” during his visit to Austin, Texas, to appear as a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, because he knew his neighbourhood was “on fire”.“It’s kind of devastating, it’s emotional,” he said.

announced the change on January 7, noting that it was eliminating its third-party fact-checking system and replacing it with a user-based “Community Notes” model similar to the one employed by X.Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg further announced the company would be relocating its content moderation teams from California to Texas to “help remove the concern that biased employees are overly censoring content.”All of it is being done in the name of promoting “free expression,” with Meta kowtowing to right-wing MAGA critics who claim the platform has limited the visibility of posts from conservatives or and has censored “free speech” as it pertains to religious or social issues, such as users who refuse to recognize transgender identity as valid.Perhaps most appallingly, Meta has updated its “Hateful Conduct” policy to allow the use of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and offensive terms, according to The Verge.In its revised policy, Meta defines prohibited “hateful conduct” as direct attacks against people — rather than concepts or institutions — on the basis of protected characteristics, such as race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, religious affiliation, caste, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity, or affliction with a serious disease.It also considers age a protected characteristic when referenced along with another protected characteristic.However, it appears to have carved out a host of exemptions that will specifically allow certain types of hate-based speech directed at LGBTQ individuals on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.For example, Meta claims that it prohibits “calls for exclusion or segregation when targeting people based on protected characteristics.” However, it will allow users to argue in favor of excluding LGBTQ

Borderlands star Jamie Lee Curtis has faced online backlash after comparing the Los Angeles fires to Gaza at a recent cinema Q&A.The Oscar winner was promoting The Last Showgirl, the film in which she stars with Pamela Anderson. In a clip shared online, Curtis talked about the situation in Los Angeles and how it has affected her.Five fires are currently being battled across the city, starting in the Pacific Palisades neighbourhood on January 7. Over 150,000 residents have been evacuated, with 10 deaths so far.

Abel Tesfaye has long toyed with ceasing to release music as The Weeknd, his globe-conquering R&B pop alias. Back in May 2024, he told W Magazine that his upcoming album, later revealed as Hurry Up Tomorrow, "is probably my last hurrah as The Weeknd... As The Weeknd, I’ve said everything I can say.” He's apparently still giving that some that idea some consideration, telling Variety in a new interview that he's leaning towards "closing this chapter" as the Weeknd.

Jennie Garth is grateful to be safe.

Instagram to reveal the final photo that she took outside the property.“Snapped this driving out …” she began.In the grainy photo, dark smoke could be seen above their home with two vehicles in their driveway. The property would later be reduced to rubble, with only their white gate and attached door still intact. “To everyone reaching out I can’t thank you enough, your kind hearts have meant the world, I’ll never forget them.

Jamie Lee Curtis is addressing the horrific fires in Los Angeles.

As the Los Angeles wildfires continue to consume parts of Southern California, leaving homes destroyed and families displaced, many are left wondering how this all happened. Authorities have deployed arson investigators to the Pacific Palisades to determine the origin of the blaze that consumed thousands of structures in the neighborhood.“The cause of the fire remains unknown, and it continues to be under active investigation,” Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley said Thursday. But some celebrities aren’t buying it.

have opened their to friends and loved ones who were forced to evacuate the Palisades and Eaton fires in Los Angeles, confirmed on January 10.The couple after stepping down as senior royals in the UK. The Santa Barbara community of Montecito, where the couple is raising kids Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, is located roughly 90 miles north of the greater LA area.

After Hours Til Dawn” North American tour, the Weeknd confidently took the stage of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, before 80,000 fans, friends, label executives, his management and a camera crew shooting a climactic scene for his HBO drama “The Idol.” As the dramatic opening music of “Alone Again” thundered across the stadium, he rose slowly from beneath the stage on a hydraulic platform onto a set depicting a ruined, dystopian city. He began singing the song’s opening verses, as he had over the tour’s previous 17 concerts, while wraith-like dancers shrouded in red gowns stood at attention around him.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making a difference for those affected by the devastating fires in California.

Halle Berry, Sharon Stone and Michelle Pfeiffer found a way to help out amid the Los Angeles fires.