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deadly Los Angeles wildfires. Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Lady Gaga, Jelly Roll, and Stevie Wonder are some of the mega stars slated to take the stage.

A singer in a smokey room.Legendary rock band Journey was forced to end its concert in Houston on Friday night when an “electrical incident” broke out under an hour into the gig. The rockers just started playing their hit song “Don’t Stop Believin’” — the fifth song on their setlist — at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in NRG Stadium when the power on stage cut out, according to KHOU.Lead singer Arnel Pineda had just reached the hit song’s second verse when the sound stopped blasting through the speakers and the projector screens went dark.“For a smile they can share the night it goes…,” Pineda sang before the sudden stoppage.Fans continued singing, “It goes on and on and on and on” until their voices eventually faded as they realized this silence wasn’t a planned pause in the show.Crew members were reportedly spotted rushing the stage, holding fire extinguishers as stagehands stepped into action, footage of the concert showed.KHOU reported that the band left the stage and the incident was ruled to be caused by an “electrical fire.”The outlet adds that an announcement came over the speaker to inform fans that the show was canceled and everyone had to be evacuated.There are no reports of injuries.The Post reached the Houston Fire Department for comment.RodeoHouston apologized on Facebook for the unexpected ending just a handful of songs into the concert.“Due to an unforeseen electrical incident under the stage area, we regretfully announce the cancellation of tonight’s Journey concert,” the statement read.

Palisades Fires ravaged the area in January.Van Dyke was pictured using a cane in the parking lot as he left the event.Van Dyke and his wife’s $8 million Malibu home was threatened by the deadly Palisades Fire, but the couple didn’t end up evacuating their house.Silver shared in an Instagram Live that while their home was okay, their guest house caught fire but only sustained minimal damage. She also said they were living on a gas generator as the wildfire continued to tear through the area.“Keeping Dick warm and entertained has been the two things that have been my top priority, so, you know, we don’t have power […] or regular electricity, so we don’t have Wi-Fi,” Silver said at the time, adding they had been relying on her camper to cook and charge their devices.Silver also shared that despite the Southern California fires, she and Van Dyke have no desire to relocate.“Dick is more comfortable here than anywhere else,” she said.

by the LA fires.The “This Is Us” alum, 40, slammed the company over the delivery, taking to her Instagram Stories on Monday to air out her frustration.“Do better Amazon,” Moore wrote across what appeared to be a delivery confirmation photo seemingly taken by an Amazon driver showing a package on the front steps of her in-laws’ burned-down home.The “Candy” singer added, “Can we not have better discretion than to leave a package at a residence that no longer exists? This is my mother and father-in-law’s home. SMH.”Moore’s Altadena, Calif., home, which she shares with husband Taylor Goldsmith and their three children, was also damaged by flames from the Eaton Fire.The Post has reached out to Amazon for comment.

found refuge at his home after evacuating due to the deadly Los Angeles wildfires.The “Twilight” actor, 51, and the “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum, 52, married in January 2001 and share three daughters — Luca, 27, Lola, 21, and Fiona, 18. Facinelli filed for divorce in March 2012 after 11 years of marriage, but he explained that she’s still an important person in his life.In an interview with E! News, he said that when his ex-wife needed help, he didn’t hesitate to offer assistance.“When people are going through hard times, my door is always open,” Facinelli told the outlet.

New York Magazine about the fires published on Tuesday.He revealed that when Streep, 75, tried to evacuate her home on January 8, one day after several wildfires began scorching the city, she was forced to cut a large enough hole in her fence to drive her car through after a tree blocked her only exit.“Evacuation mandates were sent across the city. My aunt Meryl Streep received an order to evacuate on January 8, but when she tried to leave, she discovered that a large tree had fallen over in her driveway, blocking her only exit,” her nephew, an author, wrote.

destroyed in the destructive wildfire earlier this month, according to the Los Angeles Times. Pratt, 41, and his wife, 38, filed the lawsuit on Tuesday, alleging inverse condemnation — defined by the outlet as a legal concept that gives property owners compensation or damage caused by public use.The “Laguna Beach” stars claim the city and DWP are to blame for losing their home — and cite several reasons for their allegations, including water supply.In the suit, Pratt and Montag allege that a nearby reservoir was empty — and had been for months — when the fire near their property ignited, per TMZ.

TikTok since his and wife Heidi Montag’s house burnt down in the Los Angeles fires earlier this month.“I made, like, $4,000 on TikTok this week, but on TikTok Live, where people can just give to me direct, I think maybe $20,000,” Pratt said in an interview with Variety published Friday. “So that’s phenomenal, and life-changing. That’s the power of individual supporters, people just backing you and getting behind you,” he continued.

one of the many celebrities who have lost their homes in the Los Angeles wildfires.The model, 51, shared the sad news on the Australian morning show “Sunrise” on Monday.“I lost my house,” said Banks. “I haven’t really talked about it, but, yeah, I have.”“I just didn’t want to pull a lot of attention to me,” she explained.

Local10 reported.Workers at the club immediately sprung into action to help evacuate about 10 people onboard the boat, including Metro Boomin and five crew members, according to the director of security at the Booby Trap on the River, Michael Marhefka.“The boat pulled up and they were on the boat maybe 30 minutes at the dock and we noticed what sounded like fire alarms going off,” Marhefka told the local outlet.“When we looked at the boat we did see some smoke inside the boat. We made the determination to evacuate the boat immediately.”After everyone was safely removed from the boat, the flames continued to grow, engulfing the vessel and prompting a massive response from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue at around 4 a.m.Fire officials said more than 30 units — some responding from land and others in fire rescue boats — were called to the scene to help extinguish the growing inferno, according to NBC 6.The blaze, which officials said was challenging to put out because of the yacht’s size and fuel load, became so large that it drew a large crowd of onlookers in awe of the flames.An unnamed witness at the scene told NBC 6 that the fire was “unexpected” and that she had never seen “anything like this.”Another said the fire “scared” her and others because of its size.The yacht ultimately sank into the Miami River.

wildfire evacuations during his second skit hosting “Saturday Night Live” this weekend.In the sketch, Chappelle plays the dad of a family that receives an alert telling them they have to flee their home due to the blaze.But Chappelle shocks his wife, played by Ego Nwodim, and their son, played by Devon Walker, when he suddenly takes a sledgehammer to the wall to get $500,000 in cash and a counterfeit passport.“Don’t worry about where I got my money. Ain’t no time to explain.

Lil Kim is doubling down — and clapping back — over recent comments that she made amid the devastating LA fires.The rapper, 50, swiftly faced backlash after posting about the blazes via X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday. “Been sending strong prayers up for LA and everyone affected by the fires,” Lil Kim shared.“This is heartbreaking,” the musician, whose real name is Kimberly Denise Jones, continued.

$14.5 million Malibu mansion on Wednesday, one week after it was burnt down in the Palisades Fire.The actor, 69, was escorted through his neighborhood in a firetruck and then surveyed the devastating damage done to his home that he lived in for 15 years.He was photographed shaking hands with the firefighters and thanked them for for their efforts in battling the multiple blazes.Gibson, who was dressed in a blue flannel shirt, jeans and a black hat, found an end table in the rubble that he took with him, according to TMZ. Gibson was joined by a NewsNation reporter and California first responders for a ride-along where they toured the destroyed Los Angeles properties.

of the deadly LA fires.On Monday, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, dropped off donations and volunteered at a relief center in Altadena, Calif., run by Altadena Girls, a grassroots organization founded by an 8th-grade girl whose school burned down in the Eaton Fire.The young girl, Avery, has rallied locals to provide items such as clothes, hair and beauty products to her fellow teens who have lost everything in the blazes and are working to rebuild their self-confidence.Meghan’s visit was discovered after eagle-eyed Sussex stans spotted her in a video Altadena Girls posted Wednesday on Instagram showing people giving and organizing donations.In one portion of the montage, Meghan is seen arriving outside the center carrying large overflowing bags of donations and talking with someone who appears to be helping control the influx of items.

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are here to stay.The couple, who tied the knot in 2008, sat down with “Good Morning America” Wednesday and got candid on life after losing their home in the LA fires — and their plan to come back stronger.“Spencer was like, ‘Grab anything you want to keep,’ ” Montag, 38, said as she recounted fleeing their Pacific Palisades home. “And I was like, ‘How do you choose?’ You know? My brain stopped working because I was so overwhelmed with so many things you can’t replace. So I grabbed my kids’ teddy bears.”The pair, who have sons Gunner, 7, and Ryker, 2, have to start from scratch after all of their possessions, including Pratt’s prized crystal collection, were destroyed in the blaze.

the LA fires continue to tear through Southern California, the legendary actor’s wife, Arlene Silver, revealed.In an Instagram Live on Jan. 12, Silver, 53, shared that the $8 million house she shares with the 99-year-old “Mary Poppins” star is still standing despite the deadly blazes, which destroyed other celebrity abodes in Malibu and adjacent areas.Sitting in her car, Van Dyke’s wife of almost 13 years said that the guest house on the Malibu property did catch fire but only sustained minimal damage.Still, with the Palisades Fire having destroyed most of the coastal Pacific Palisades community, the couple are without power and have been using a gas generator.

Los Angeles fires, the former late-night host, 74, has been driving to relief sites in his own fire truck to feed the first responders.On Monday, Leno spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an impromptu interview about the disaster relief he is providing to those working around the clock to put out the blazes.As winds are expected to reach up to 70 mph between Tuesday, Jan. 14, and Wednesday, Jan. 15, Leno told Anderson, 57, he “drove a 1941 American LaFrance fire truck” to lend a hand and teased, “It’s good to have your own fire truck when you live in LA.” “We’re cooking for the crew,” the comedian elaborated.

Los Angeles fires.The host, 57, teared up during his emotional monologue as he reflected on the ongoing blazes in the Pacific Palisades, Altadena and Eaton.Kimmel recounted having to evacuate the show’s studio at the El Capitan Entertainment Centre last week after the LA County Fire Department stopped all filming permits for productions that were within the affected area.“As you know, it has been a very scary, very stressful, very strange week in LA,” the comedian said with a shaky voice. “Where we work.

Los Angeles wildfires.Not only have A-listers like Anthony Hopkins, Mandy Moore, Billy Crystal and Paris Hilton lost their homes in the fires, but major industry events like award shows, red carpet premieres and concerts have been either postponed or canceled.The 2025 Critics’ Choice Awards, for example, were slated to take place in Santa Monica on Jan. 12. However, the Chelsea Handler-hosted ceremony has now been pushed back to Jan.

“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” co-star Joe Lando and his family stay at her home in Malibu after his house was burnt down by the Palisades fire.Lando — who briefly dated Seymour, 73, when they shot the pilot episode of the Western series in 1992 — opened up about Seymour’s act of service in an Instagram video on Saturday.“The Lando family is intact, all of us, our dogs and our two birds.

Christina Applegate is speaking out amid the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.On Tuesday’s episode of her “MeSsy” podcast, the “Married … With Children” star shared she was waiting to hear if she and her daughter, Sadie, 13, would have to evacuate their home again amid the ongoing blazes in the Pacific Palisades, Altadena and Eaton.“There’s not really words for it,” co-host Jamie-Lynn Sigler said of the disaster.“You know what I have words for? F–king people who are saying that it’s, you know, good. It’s Hollywood and those stupid Hollywood people.