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deadly blazes continue.The “Saturday Night Live” alum, 60, made a video on his Instagram Stories over the weekend where he promised a financial reward to whoever can catch any arsonists in the area.“I’m out in California and people are saying guys are lighting fires out there. Make this sh-t worse,” Spade said while sitting in his car.“They just caught somebody we’re pretty sure was lighting fires walking along with a blowtorch.

deadly Los Angeles wildfires.“Watching a daughter use a garden hose to try and protect her 90-year-old parents’ home because their insurance was canceled was just gut-wrenching to me,” the filmmaker, 55, wrote in a statement via Instagram on Sunday.Perry continued, “Does anyone else find it appalling that insurance companies can take billions of dollars out of communities for years and then, all of a sudden, be allowed to cancel millions of policies for the very people they became rich on?”“People who have paid premiums all of their lives are left with nothing because of pure greed,” he added.Perry concluded his message by writing, “As I am in the process of trying to figure out what steps to take to do all I can to help as many as I can, I am keeping everyone in my prayers.”Thousands of people in the Los Angeles area have lost their homes due to the devastating wildfires.According to the LA Times, State Farm General announced in March 2024 that it would not renew 30,000 homeowner and condominium policies — including 1,262 in Pacific Palisades, the area hit hardest by the fires.Chubb Insurance reportedly stopped writing policies for high-value homes with higher wildfire risk in 2021.Allstate, Tokio Marine America Insurance Co. and Trans Pacific Insurance Co.

“shocking and horrific, but not unexpected. It’s part of the reason I left California was this perfect storm of mismanagement and a failure of leadership.” Cain said that when the Woolsey Fire hit in 2018, it burned his backyard but not his house. “We’re used to this in Malibu,” he explained.

the Los Angeles fires.Taking to social media, Pratt — whose entire home was burned down in the Palisades fire — sprung into action to defend the “This Is Us” star in the wake of controversy.“Let me tell you about Mandy Moore. Mandy Moore, when I was younger, shout-out Mandy Moore. She booked my hotel for me because she was such a nice friend,” the “Hills” alum, 41, said in a TikTok video.“Just as a friend, she booked my hotel in New York — I had never been to New York.

visited the Pasadena Convention Center on Friday, which has become an evacuation site for victims of the Eaton fire in nearby Altadena.Having previously made monetary donations to the relief efforts via their Archewell Foundation, the duo donated clothing, children’s items, and other essential supplies to the main donation center.Body language expert Judi James has now decoded the pair’s exterior, saying they displayed a regal status in several images captured during their brief outing.“Meghan is doing some full body hugs here in a ritual of consoling and her facial expression mirrors the sadness the people she’s meeting must be feeling,” James told the Mirror.“Coming on top of some more practical help from the couple there’s a feeling they’re appearing like the US version of our royals.”Harry and the “Suits” alum were seen exchanging hugs with several individuals and families affected by the crisis.According to James, Markle’s heartfelt embrace is a “signature” move by the couple.“This seems to have been an immersive experience for Meghan and Harry although, given their signature body language brand, it was always going to be the ‘consoling’ hugs that would provide the most camera-worthy moments,” she told the outlet.“For Harry it will be an urge that is in his DNA as a royal, with attending the location of a disaster and tragedy and just being visible, being part of the job.”“He seems to be in that mode here, listening to stories and experiences to hopefully reassure and raise morale, but then there is the extra role of some hands-on hugging that has been added to the repertoire more recently,” she added.Elsewhere, James told the Daily Mail that Harry was “mirroring” his wife’s “tactile” actions at the outing.“We can

Wildfire relief efforts made by British expat Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have fallen short, according to one enraged Hollywood actress turned producer.“Family Ties” star Justine Bateman, who has already voiced her distain for Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ administration in the aftermath of the disastrous Southern California wildfires, slammed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for what she believed to be an insensitive “photo op” at an evacuation center for victims.“Meghan Markle and Harry are no better than ambulance chasers,” an unsettled Bateman, 58, wrote to X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday evening. “What a repulsive ‘photo op’ they achieved.”“They are ‘touring the damage’?” she asked, referring to media footage she had reposted on the social platform.

Los Angeles wildfires.The 18-bedroom mansion, which featured sweeping views out to the Pacific Ocean, was worth an eye-popping $125 million, per the Daily Mail, who first reported on its incineration. The megamansion, which is owned by Luminar Technologies boss Austin Russell, 29, was on the market to rent for $450,000 per month when the blaze broke out.

firefighters and evacuees from the Los Angeles wildfires at the Jack in the Box in Altadena.Garner was pictured chatting with other volunteers and stopped to take a selfie with those who came out to the food truck to receive a meal. Dressed casually for the occasion in jeans, a zip-up sweatshirt and baseball cap, the “13 Going on 30” star carried a box of food from the truck out to those waiting.The mom-of-three resides in Brentwood, the neighborhood next to the Pacific Palisades, which has been largely destroyed by the Palisades fire.

comparing fire-ravaged Los Angeles neighborhoods to war-torn countries in the Middle East.“The entire Pacific Palisades looks like, you know, unfortunately, Gaza or one of these war-torn countries where awful things have happened,” the actress, 66, said during a Q&A for “The Last Showgirl” posted to X. Fans quickly flocked to the comments section to question Curtis’ comparison. One user posted, “Comparing wildfires to war zones feels off, it minimizes the devastation unique to each.”“It’s kind of unsettling, words matter, especially from someone with her platform,” another wrote.

city’s deadly wildfires rage on.The reality star, 40, took to Instagram on Friday evening to call the elected official, 71, a “joke.”Kardashian fired off the insult after Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley admitted that major budget cuts to the fire department negatively impacted their response to the catastrophic event. Kardashian posted the interview clip to her Instagram Story, writing, “I stand by YOU Chief Crowley!!!! You spoke the truth and you had tears in your eyes because I can tell you didn’t even want to say that but it was THE TRUTH!!!!”“Thank you for being honest,” she added.

Woods was evacuated earlier this week when the deadly Palisades Fire broke out on Tuesday. He was later reduced to tears when he spoke about the devastation and what he believed to be his destroyed home in an interview with CNN.However, it all changed on Friday when he was able to visit his property line and spotted his house still standing amid the rubble.“A miracle has happened.

the deadly fires that have ravished the city, forcing more than 200,000 evacuations throughout the region. “I did not think this was going to be my return to TikTok video,” Stewart said with her pricey bags on display while noting she had a fun idea for her first 2025 TikTok video until the horrific infernos started on Tuesday.“And obviously, with what has unfolded over the last two days is just the most horrific thing I have ever experienced. And I’m not one to get emotional online,” she shared.

the LA fires. The actress, 52, revealed the devastating news Friday during an interview on MSNBC. Appearing alongside World Central Kitchen Chef José Andrés, Garner told anchor Katy Tur about the death of her friend who she knew through church.

more than 200,000 residents to evacuate, Mayer shared his “most valuable thing” while pouring his heart out to the thousands who have lost their homes and the irreplaceable keepsakes that come with that harsh reality.Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, Mayer, 47, posted an image of a folder and explained, “This is the most valuable thing I own. It’s a folder of photos of my father, spanning his life from being a baby, an educator, a husband and a father.

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 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.

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.

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.

posted on her Instagram a photo of pink stiletto shoes on a doll. In the caption, she wrote, “I hope you are all doing OK !!! I had to evacuate my home and I’m driving 4 hours to a hotel !!! I’m posting these adorable shoes to lift people’s spirits !!! Most people may not even be on their phones !!!” She added that she wasn’t on social media earlier in the week, “because I had no electricity to charge and I just got my phone back !!! I pray you’re all doing well and I send my love !!!”180,000 (and counting) Los Angeles-area residents have been forced to evacuate their homes due to the devastating wildfires in Southern California.At least 10 people have died from the wildfires, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.The crisis started on Tuesday morning with the Pacific Palisades Fire, followed by more fires that sparked in neighboring areas Eaton, Woodley, Altadena and more.Spears’ home is in Hidden Hills, which is northeast of LA.

in the horrific LA fires — just days before his wife is due to give birth. The “This Is Us” alum, 47, and his wife Jarah Mariano were forced to evacuate their home Tuesday after their neighborhood was deemed in the risk zone of the Palisades fire, which has burned nearly 20,000 acres.

the destructive LA wildfires.After the Palisades Fire, Sunset Fire, Eaton Fire and other blazes tore through Los Angeles this week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared a message about the deadly tragedy on their website on Thursday. “In the last few days, wildfires in Southern California have raged through neighborhoods and devastated families, homes, schools, medical care centers, and so much more – affecting tens of thousands from all walks of life,” their statement began, noting that “a state of emergency has been issued.”“If you feel compelled to help, here are some resources and ideas,” they added, providing a long list of organizations that people can donate to, including chef José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen (which has often partnered with Harry and Meghan’s charity, the Archewell Foundation), plus CAL FIRE and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, a nonprofit that supports local firefighters.