Anna Faris’ house was destroyed in the fires; Sarah Michelle Gellar challenged Los Angeles leaders as thousands of residents were evacuated. (Raymond Hall/GC Images; Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Paramount+; AP Photo/Ethan Swope)
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-Anna Faris loses Pacific Palisades homeMolly Sims cries over ‘devastated’ community.
– Sarah Michelle Gellar leads stars castigate the mayor of Los Angeles while traffic jams paralyze evacuations.
– Raging fire from the palisades destroyed the high school featured in several Hollywood films.
Actor Milo Ventimiglia said he lost his home as he and his wife prepared to welcome their new baby. (Getty Images)
“HEAVY” LOSS – “This Is Us” star Milo Ventimiglia loses his house days before the woman is about to give birth.
‘EXIT’ – Actor Steve Guttenberg helps Palisades lay off first responders as the flames rage: “It’s a ghost town. »
Steve Guttenberg stepped in to help first responders when the fires started. (AGUSTIN PAULLIER/AFP via Getty Images; Fox News)
“THE DEVELOPING TRAGEDY” – Hollywood stops as Palisades Fire rages: Critics Choice postponed, recording of “The Price is Right” canceled.
‘OVERWHELMED’ -Steve Guttenberg calls Los Angeles wildfires a ‘great equalizer’urges people to lean on each other.
“ALL DUE RESPECT” -Jean Smart pushes the television channels not broadcasting Hollywood award shows, but rather giving money to firefighters.
“Hacks” star Jean Smart called on TV networks not to air awards shows and to donate money to victims of the multiple wildfires raging in Southern California. (Sonja Flemming/CBS via Getty Images)
“BEYOND WORDS” -Candace Cameron Bure fears families, small businesses will not recover from the devastation.
FOREST FIRE RELIEF – Sharon Stone gets involved in relief efforts as stars support the devastated community.
Sharon Stone is working to collect donations for those affected by the fires. (Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb)
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