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Los Angeles: The houses of various celebrities including Billy Crystal, Mandy Moore and Paris Hilton have been burnt to ashes in the massive fire that broke out in and around Los Angeles city of America. California firefighters are busy extinguishing the fires that are spreading far and wide in the area due to strong winds. Many houses have been destroyed and roads have been blocked due to the fire. Thousands of people are moving towards safe places.

when did the fire start

The fire broke out on Tuesday night and has not been controlled yet. Five people have died and more than one lakh people have been ordered to move to other places. The fire broke out Tuesday night near the Hollywood Bowl and a short distance from the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Fire broke out in Los Angeles, America

Houses of many stars were destroyed

The houses of many stars have been destroyed due to the massive forest fire. Moore’s home in the Altadena area near Pasadena was destroyed in the fire. The actress-singer wrote in a post on Instagram, “Honestly, I am in shock. My children’s school was also destroyed by fire. Our favorite restaurants burned to the ground. “Many friends and loved ones have also lost everything.”

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Alves, star of “The Princess Bride” and several other films, wrote on Instagram that his family was safe but that his home in Palisades was destroyed in the fire. “Sadly we lost our home but thankfully we escaped this devastating fire,” Alves wrote. Apart from this, the fire has also caused damage to actress Jamie Lee Curtis, actors Adam Sandler, Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, James Wood, whose houses are located near the fire affected area.

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Fire broke out in Los Angeles, America

Big events canceled

Hollywood’s biggest stars gathered to walk the red carpet at the Golden Globes about 72 hours before the fire occurred. However, after the fire, the enthusiasm of the Golden Globes awards ceremony also cooled down. Additionally, the premieres of “Better Man” and “The Last Showgirl” have been canceled. Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were announced via press release rather than a live event, and weekend events like the AFI Awards have also been canceled. Oscar nominations have also been postponed for two days. Now it will happen on January 19. (AP)