Wildfires in Los Angeles destroy celebrity homes, displace thousands, and halt productions, showcasing the region’s vulnerability to nature's fury.

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As deadly wildfires continue to devastate Los Angeles, many have lost their homes in the blaze, including a growing number of celebrities. Paris Hilton, Billy Crystal, Cameron Mathison, Adam Brody and more have sadly lost their homes in the tragic fires.

SOME of Hollywood’s biggest names have lost their glitzy homes to the raging wildfires that are sweeping across Los Angeles. The Pacific Palisades, a haven for A-Lister types, has been hit

Paris Hilton, Billy Crystal and Anthony Hopkins among heartbroken stars who have lost homes - Wildfires are burning across southern California with celebrities among those to lose their properties

The California fires have devastated thousands of residents across the Los Angeles area, where flames have engulfed highly populated neighborhoods. A fire in the Pacific Palisades, an affluent neighborhood between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean,

Paris Hilton revealed on Instagram that she watched her Malibu house burn down on live television as she tuned into news coverage of the devastating L.A. fires. Hilton is one of many celebrities who have lost their homes in the wildfires. Others include Leighton Meester and Adam Brody, Anna Faris, Billy Crystal, James Woods and more.

Weather conditions were expected to deteriorate as a wind storm and arid conditions fanned a blaze. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Canadian actor and comedian Eugene Levy is among the many who struggled to flee his Pacific Palisades home from the roaring wildfires as evacuators faced gridlock. He confirmed to the L.A. Times that while he couldn’t see the flames, the smoke was “very dark” and “looked pretty black and intense over Temescal Canyon.”

Many Hollywood celebs are among the hundreds of LA residents whose homes have burnt down in the raging Pacific Palisades wildfires.

A number of Hollywood’s household names have lost their homes to Los Angeles’ devastating wildfires, with the affluent Westside neighbourhood Pacific Palis

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