Jean Smart He has a message for TV executives Los Angeles fires continue.
“Attention! With all due respect, during Hollywood's festive season, I hope that any of the networks broadcasting the upcoming awards will seriously consider not televising them and donating the proceeds they would have generated to fire victims and firefighters.” Hacks The star wrote via Instagram On Wednesday, December 8th.
Smart's appeal comes in variety Affected by Hollywood events At least four fires across Los Angeles. Critics' Choice Awards – scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 12, will air on E! – It was postponed, as was the announcement of the Oscar nominations. The big reveal was scheduled to take place on Friday, January 17, and is now scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 19, according to Hollywood Reporter. (The Oscars are scheduled to air March 2 on ABC.)
“This unfolding tragedy has already had a profound impact on our community. All of our thoughts and prayers are with those battling the devastating fires and with all those affected,” the Critics' Choice Awards CEO said. Joey Berlin He said in a statement. The Critics' Choice Awards will now be broadcast live on January 26.
As wildfires continue to spread throughout the Los Angeles area, many celebrities are taking to social media to share how they are being affected. “He was evacuated and safe with children, dogs and cats. “I am praying and grateful for the first responders,” Mandy Moore wrote in a statement Wednesday, January 8, on her Instagram Story. In a subsequent post, she said (…)
Before the fires broke out on Tuesday, January 7, Smart was 73 years old He was honored at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, January 5, where she won the award for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for a television series Hacks. I took home the award Murders only in the building's Selena Gomez and Abbott Elementary's Quinta Bronson.
Many Hollywood stars were affected by the Los Angeles fires, which were fueled by strong Santa Ana winds. By Wednesday night, another fire broke out in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood, a neighborhood popular with celebrities.
Dancing with the stars Hosts Julianne Hough He was among the Hollywood Hills residents who were evacuated area Wednesday.
“Well, there's a fire right next to my house,” Hough said on Instagram Stories, in a clip recorded at her home. “We're with friends, but anyone in the Hollywood Hills, I had this intuitive feeling that we were in a bowl of how everything surrounds Hollywood, and now this is the center of Hollywood. Everyone just needs to evacuate. Go, go, go, go, go. Now “
Hollywood productions and industry events have been halted amid ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. “The past two days have brought unprecedented danger to life and property from multiple wildfires in the area, while placing severe demands on public safety personnel,” the nonprofit Film LA wrote in a production alert on Wednesday, January 8. “With sincere appreciation (…)
After sharing that message, Hough updated her followers with a second video taken in the car. She was with her dog, Sunny.
“Sunny and I are safe driving, but the reason I say 'evacuate now' even if it's not close to you, if you have somewhere to go, is: There's traffic,” she said. “And you're going to be stuck in traffic. And that's not good. So, everyone please be safe and send prayers out to all the first responders and firefighters and come together — you know, all you can do is be there for each other.”
Other stars affected by the Los Angeles fires include: Paris Hilton, Billy Crystal and Spencer Pratt and Heidi Monday.
