Please pray for California.
A massive fire continues to rage on the west side of Los Angeles today, spreading with 160 mph winds and forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents in the Pacific Palisades area.
Hollywood journalists want nothing more than a Resistance sequel, but so far it hasn't happened.
The fire broke out Tuesday morning in the Highlands neighborhood, which is surrounded by hills above the Pacific Coast Highway. Palisades Drive is the only road that connects Highland to the rest of the city. Traffic jams soon developed as residents evacuated the area.
Some residents abandoned their cars, causing problems for first responders rushing toward the fire.
Left-handed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass had more important business to attend to in Africa: the inauguration of Ghana's new president, but local news crews spotted a well-known local actor in attendance. steve guttenberg.
“If you're going to leave your car behind, please leave your keys there so the fire trucks can get there and a guy like me can move it,” Guttenberg implored viewers.
“People are stuck there,” he continued. “So we're trying to eliminate Palisades Drive and I walk up there as much as I can while moving my car. … There are families there, there are pets there, people who really need help. There are people.”
The “Three Men and a Baby” star has lived in the Pacific Palisades for many years. served as Grand Marshal For the 2024 Fourth of July neighborhood parade.
God bless Goute and the brave men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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Come back, Ricky!
The Golden Globe Awards handed out trophies on Sunday night, but a smaller audience than usual was there to see it.
This year's TV broadcast, hosted by Nikki Glazer, hit a snag. Only 9.3 million viewersdown 2% from last year, when last-minute substitute host Jo Koy had disastrous results.
These numbers don't seem terrible, but for a show just five years ago. Attracted an audience twice that amount. Thanks to 2020 host Ricky Gervais' brutal skewering of Hollywood's elite, some stars may still be in therapy for it…
Orangeman Are you really tired?
Hollywood journalists want nothing more than a Resistance sequel, but so far it hasn't happened.
Early in the 2016 presidential campaign, stars united against President Donald Trump. Sarah Silverman was one of the first to play the Hitler Card(TM) against Trump. Failed. Madonna managed to avoid a Secret Service knock on her door after saying she had a dream about blowing up the White House.
Now, with President Trump's landslide victory on November 5th, Celebrity Nation could be performing Orange Man Bad's greatest hits. For now, the band has remained fairly quiet.
hollywood reporter I lamented that reality. In a recent editorial. Now, Variety picks up the theme and reads between the lines that the true blue resistance is trying to pry it open.
Really. Please wait a moment. I'll come.
“Entertainment executives want to work with President Trump. The stars who work for them may have a different idea,” the headline reads. The article cited as evidence transgender actor Carla Sofia Gascon's speech at the Golden Globe Awards for her award-winning film “Emilia Perez.”
If you squint, you can see the writer double and triple-cross his fingers.
“I am who I am…not who you want me to be.” Talk about rebellion! Her message was about the dignity and rights of transgender people, but given the timing, two weeks before the presidential inauguration It was at an awards ceremony that was previously televised around the world. Donald Trump, you may hear another message in that: resistance is not going away.
More than four years ago, stars actively wished President Trump dead. Now, to glean anything remotely, you have to read between the lines of the award ceremony speeches. Looks like resistance…
Clint has the last laugh
Warner Bros. Discovery had what could be Clint Eastwood's last movie and said, “Well, let's throw that away on streaming.”
Juror #2, starring Nicholas Hoult, Toni Collette, and JK Simmons, was released in several theaters before heading to VOD and Max. The film tells the story of a father-to-be (Holt) who fears he has a personal and deadly connection to the case he is asked to help with.
Now Eastwood is having the last laugh. The film is number one spot It has been on Max's top movies list since it arrived on the platform on December 20th. Oh, and the critics loved this movie, giving it the following ratings: 92% “Fresh” rating At RottenTomatoes.com.
