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the wildfires continue to devastate Los Angeles.Stars such as Beyoncé, Jennifer Garner and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have stepped up to support their communities by getting involved in relief efforts.The fires, which have killed at least 24 people and displaced thousands of others, have taken a major toll on the city.Paris Hilton, Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, Billy Crystal, Ricki Lake, Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins, Miles Teller, John Goodman, Mandy Moore and Anna Faris are among the celebs who have lost their homes in the fires.Hollywood events have also been affected by the fires. The 2025 Critics’ Choice Awards were postponed from Jan.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Project Angel Food has raised more than $500,000 since launching its Fire Relief Fund three days ago. The Chuck Lorre Family Foundation contributed a $250,000 grant to the Los Angeles-based meal delivery service for critically ill residents. The Chuck Lorre Family Foundation is making $150,000 of its donation a “Match Grant” to encourage the public to donate to Project Angel Food’s vital work.

Sarah Ferguson has shared a poignant message on her Instagram, voicing her anguish for the wildfire victims in Los Angeles. Speaking earnestly to her followers, Sarah disclosed: "I was thinking about whether my words were going to sound very, very trite if I say anything, but I just have got to say something."

Sarah Ferguson has opened up in a recent heartfelt message, sharing her deep concern for those touched by the Los Angeles wildfires. Broadcasting her sentiments straight to her followers in an Instagram video, Sarah declared: "I was thinking about whether my words were going to sound very, very trite if I say anything, but I just have got to say something.” She revealed her inner turmoil as she said: "My heart is so devastated by the fires in Southern California and Los Angeles.

Sir Anthony Hopkins has posted for the first time since losing his home in the wildfires in Los Angeles.The legendary actor’s house in the Pacific Palisades area of the city was reported as having been destroyed on January 10, one of thousands to have been claimed the blaze.Starting last Tuesday, the LA Wildfires have resulted in 24 deaths so far, with over 100,000 people ordered to evacuate from their homes. Strong winds have meant authorities and emergency services have struggled to prevent it from spreading, with three fires still burning.The Oscar-winning actor, who turned 87 on December 31, posted on Instagram with the following comments: “As we struggle to heal from the devastation of these fires, it’s important to remember the only thing we take with us is the love we give”.Hopkins is one of many to have lost their homes in the fires.

Matthew Perry’s Los Angeles home, where the Friends actor died in 2023, has survived the wildfires raging through the city. The current owner of the Pacific Palisades home has revealed on Instagram that the house is “okay”.Starting last Tuesday, the LA Wildfires have resulted in 24 deaths so far, with over 100,000 people evacuated from their homes.

Primus guitarist Ler LaLonde is among the latest to have his home destroyed in the devastating wildfires across Los Angeles.Last week, LA began experiencing five concurrent wildfires in several neighbourhoods, leading to the evacuation of over 180,000 residents. In the latest figures shared by CNN and Associated Press, 24 deaths have been confirmed, while 16 people remain missing.Now, it has been confirmed that around 12,000 structures have been decimated by the fires, including the home of Primus guitarist Larry ‘Ler’ LaLonde.The news was shared by the band’s frontman Les Claypool, who took to social media to share the extent of the damages to his bandmate’s Los Angeles home.

Beyoncé‘s foundation has donated $2.5million to relief efforts for the Los Angeles wildfires – find out more below.This morning (January 13), BeyGOOD – the singer’s non-profit charity launched in 2013 – announced they had donated the sum to assist families and communities impacted by the fires.“Los Angeles we stand with you,” the organisation wrote on Instagram. “BeyGOOD is taking action by announcing the LA Fire Relief Fund with a donation of 2.5million dollars.“The fund is earmarked to aid families in the Altadena/Pasadena area who lost their homes, and to churches and community centers to address the immediate needs of those affected by the wildfires.”A post shared by BeyGOOD (@beygood)It follows the news that Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, lost her own home in the fires that have swept across the city since January 7.Knowles shared a video on Friday (January 10) taken from her Malibu home prior to the disaster, alongside the caption: “This is what I was looking at on my birthday this past weekend from my tiny little bungalow on the water in Malibu! It was my favorite place, my sanctuary, my sacred Happy Place.

Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith’s Malibu home has been destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires, it has been revealed.Last week, Los Angeles began experiencing a total of five concurrent wildfires in several neighbourhoods that have forced the evacuation of over 180,000 residents – the latest tally, per CNN, sees 24 confirmed deaths while Associated Press reports 16 missing people.Among one of the countless victims that have lost their homes to the wildfires is Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith, per his wife Nathalie on social media. She shared over the weekend: “We are safe.

As wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, celebrity realtor Jason Oppenheim is calling attention to a shady practice.

Miley Cyrus has expressed her sadness for those who have been affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.The pop singer, who lost her Malibu home in 2018 in the Woolsey fire, took to the Miley Cyrus Foundation Instagram account to share a photo of what remained of her home at the time.“This image hits me hard in the heart today. This is a photo taken of my front porch in 2018 after losing our house in the Woolsey fires.

Joshua Jackson is one of hundreds to lose his home in the ongoing Palisades Fire.

With wildfires continuing to wreak havoc on Southern California, Chuck D is denouncing a gross misinterpretation of his work.

X Factor judge Simon Cowell has issued a heartfelt plea over the wildfires in Los Angeles describing the situation as "horrific".

After losing her home in the ongoing Southern California wildfires, Ricki Lake shared an eerie throwback in which the tragedy was predicted.

A post shared by Fuerza Regida (@fuerzaregida)The San Bernardino-based band, who are multiple winners at the Billboard Music Awards and Billboard Latin Music Awards, urged people to contact logistics@streetmobcorp.com for further information.Among those to have passed away amid the ongoing natural disaster is the former child actor Rory Callum Sykes, who died aged 32 in his home in Malibu on Wednesday (January 8).Paris Hilton has spoken about watching her home burn down on television, while James Woods, Billy Crystal, Cary Elwes and Mark Hamill are among the other high-profile names to have been badly affected.Heroes actor Milo Ventimiglia choked up during a live interview while discussing watching his own house burn down, while a fundraiser for DIIV frontman Zachary Cole Smith was launched after his house succumbed to the fires. Mel Gibson‘s house was another one to be destroyed, with the actor revealing that it burned down while he was recording his appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.Many music recording spaces have also been destroyed by the fires, including Bob Clearmountain’s legendary Mix This! recording studio in Pacific Palisades.A benefit concert for the victims has been announced.

Charli XCX has urged brands who send her clothing to instead donate it to those affected by the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.The pop singer shot to massive mainstream success last summer following the release of her sixth studio album ‘Brat‘, resulting in successful arena tours, including a co-headlining tour with Troye Sivan, as well as several campaigns for the likes of H&M, Kim Kardashian’s line Skims, Acne Studios, Converse and more.The ‘Von Dutch‘ singer is now hoping to use her fashion credentials to support those affected by the LA wildfires that broke out on January 7. The unprecedented disaster has now claimed the lives of 16 people to date, with nearly 180,000 residents having evacuated their homes and over 13,400 structures sustaining damages.“As a person in the public eye i am often being sent clothes and other things by brands wanting to gift me something,” XCX wrote on her Instagram Stories yesterday (January 11).Charli xcx encourages brands to donate clothes to those affected by LA fires instead of gifting them to her.

Mandy Moore has fired back at people criticising her for promoting a GoFundMe campaign about the Los Angeles wildfires.On Thursday, the This Is Us star posted on her Instagram that her brother-in-law Griff and sister-in-law Kit “lost everything” in the devastating fires, just weeks before the birth of their first child. She also shared a fundraising campaign set up by a mutual friend to support her relatives.Moore, whose own home has also been damaged by the fires, received some backlash for the post, with people questioning why she was asking people to donate to her family’s cause given her success.She took on the criticism head-on in a follow-up post on Friday (January 10).

Despite previous reports, James Woods‘ house was spared amid the ongoing Southern California wildfires.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been seen offering comfort to those affected by the catastrophic wildfires in Los Angeles. The infernos have left thousands homeless, including celebrities like Paris Hilton and Anthony Hopkins.

the Los Angeles wildfires has been announced.Dubbed FireAid, the show has been described as an “evening of music and solidarity”, per Billboard, and will take place at LA’s Intuit Dome on January 30.Proceeds from the concert will help to rebuild the communities lost by the wildfires that began on Tuesday (January 7), supporting displaced families and advancing fire prevention technologies to ensure that, in the future, the city is better prepared for fire emergencies.The event is produced by Shelli, Irving, and the Azoff family, in conjunction with Live Nation and AEG Presents, though no line-up has currently been announced.Since the fires began earlier this week, an estimated 100,000 people have been evacuated with more than 9,000 structures destroyed. Already, it has been one of the costliest natural disasters in the country’s history, with damages estimated to total $57billion (£46.6billion), as reported by the Los Angeles Times.Among the homes affected in the wildfires were comedian and actor Billy Crystal’s, Cary Elwes, and Academy Award winner James Woods and Mark Hamill‘s.