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‘We raised our children here’: The Hollywood stars whose homes have burnt down in California wildfires

The Independent

Hollywood stars who have lost homes in California wildfires

Anthony Hopkins, Anna Faris, Mandy Moore, Ricki Lake and Eugene Levy are among the stars whose properties have been reduced to rubble

Anthony Hopkins, Anna Faris, Mandy Moore, Ricki Lake, Eugene Levy, Cary Elwes, Heidi Montage and Spencer Pratt, Billy Crystal, Paris Hilton, Diane Warren, James Wood, Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, Miles Teller, and Beyonce's mother Tina Knowles have all lost their homes.

Before anyone goes "Well, they're rich, who gives a fuck?" Here's the thing. Yes, they're rich--but that's precisely it! Their homes would've been likely the first to save… and they're burned down. That's how bad it is! If they're losing their homes it means the areas around there are not doing too well.

These fires are super-bad.

Photos from the Palisades Fire via KTLA

LAUSD announces school closures

If you or someone you know goes to these schools, they have been closed due to fires:

Canyon Charter Elementary

Marquez Charter Elementary

Palisades Charter Elementary

Paul Revere Charter Middle School

Resources for Those Impacted by Los Angeles Wildfires

Wildfires bring challenges that can feel overwhelming—but support is here. If you're in LA and need assistance, our guide covers: ✅ Emergency shelters and evacuation centers ✅ Financial aid and disaster relief programs ✅ Food and supply distribution resources ✅ Healthcare and mental health services ✅ Pet and animal assistance ✅ Recovery and rebuilding support

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Watch KTLA 5 News team coverage of the Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire, and other significant wildfires causing devastation across the metro Los

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really depressing as hell that people are clowning around about these fires. especially the Eaton fire, these are normal neighborhoods, with families that have lived here for many years. it's not just millionaires vacation homes burning down. especially pasadena and altadena, many parts of them are historically black neighborhoods that date back to the area as an industrial hub in the early 1900s. and almost all the public schools in Pasadena are title 1, meaning they serve student populations at or below the poverty line. these are my neighbors, this is my neighborhood. and it's all gone now. Also!!! the news keep on rolling the same footage of these mcmansions on fire, but won't show the apartments (like mine) and small homes that are burning and gone. it's unbelievably tragic

EVACUATION/SHELTER CENTER:

Westwood Recreation Center (1350 S Sepulveda Blvd 90025) is open for evacuees and accepts small animals. It is now also serving as shelter, allowing residents to remain overnight.

LARGE ANIMAL EVACUATION:

Los Angeles Equestrian Center (480 Riverside Dr, Burbank) is open for evacuation of large animals

New update 11:17pm 1/7/25

Evacuation Zones

Kinneloa Canyon Road

Outpost Lane

Glen Springs Road

Coolidge Avenue

Roosevelt Avenue

Veranada Avenue

Kinclair Drive

Fox Ridge Drive

Canyon Close Road

Grand Oaks Avenue

areas east of Altadena Drive

North of New York Drive

West of Sierra Madre Villa Avenue

All areas south of San Vicente blvd

North of the 210 freeway from Roxnard to Interstae 5/14 split

North to Mulholland

East to Kenter

Via LA Times and CalFire