Devastating wildfires are raging through Los Angeles, causing mass evacuations and destroying thousands of buildings and structures. Among the victims are several celebrity homes, including those of Paris Hilton and Mark Owen. With the fires disrupting Hollywood's awards season, the AFI Awards ceremony, set to honour top contenders, has been postponed. Celebrities have taken to social media to share their heartbreak over the destruction of their homes.
A man has been arrested for allegedly starting the Kenneth Fire in Los Angeles, which has burned over 800 acres of land. Locals caught the suspect near Ybarra Road and notified authorities, leading to his arrest five miles away from the fire's starting point. As officials continue to investigate the cause of the fire, the death toll from various blazes around Los Angeles has reached ten, with many more expected as the fires continue to rage. Meanwhile, thousands of firefighters are working tirelessly to contain the massive wildfires.
The sudden and rapid spread of wildfires in Los Angeles County has resulted in at least five deaths, the destruction of over 5,300 structures, and forced evacuation orders for nearly 180,000 residents. Despite the efforts of firefighters, the blazes continue to rage on, with experts predicting that the impact of climate change will continue to exacerbate the situation. The affected areas have been described as resembling a "bomb dropping", with looting and theft on the rise as residents flee their homes with only the bare essentials.
The fierce wildfires in Los Angeles have claimed the lives of at least five people and destroyed thousands of structures, causing widespread chaos and devastation. As President Biden declares a state of emergency and deploys additional resources to combat the flames, firefighters are hopeful as calmer winds aid containment efforts. However, for many residents, the devastating news of their destroyed homes has come via mobile alerts or television broadcasts, adding to the emotional toll of this tragic event. Meanwhile, California authorities are reminding hotels to uphold laws on fair lodging rates as thousands seek temporary shelter from the fires. The unsettling sight of a mountain lion and its cubs fleeing the fire paints a vivid picture of the terrifying reality facing the affected communities.
The highly anticipated move of WWE Raw to Netflix is finally happening and fans are in for a treat. Not only will the first episode on the streaming platform feature a stacked card full of exciting matches, but it will also mark John Cena's first stop on his "farewell tour" before his retirement in 2025. And to top it all off, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson himself will be making an appearance, making this a truly historic night for wrestling fans everywhere. Don't miss out on all the action from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, with CBS Sports providing live coverage starting at 8 p.m. ET.
Amazon founder and world's richest person, Jeff Bezos, and his fiancee, media personality Lauren Sanchez have planned a grand winter wedding at actor Kevin Costner's 160-acre Dunbar Ranch in Aspen, Colorado. With a budget of $600 million, the couple has been arranging for services and activities from vendors all over the world, including a hairstylist from New York, a string band from Los Angeles, and a cake from Paris. The event has strict NDAs in place to keep all details under wraps, but reports suggest that activities like skiing and hiking are on the itinerary. This lavish wedding marks the union of two successful individuals, with Lauren's investments in real estate and media production contributing to her $30 million net worth.
Tyler Herro's explosive performance in the third quarter, along with an impressive team effort, led the Miami Heat to a historic victory over the struggling Los Angeles Lakers. The Heat set a franchise record for assists and tied another record for 3-pointers. Meanwhile, LeBron James made history by surpassing Kyle Korver for the 7th spot on the all-time 3-pointer list. The Lakers continue to struggle with their sixth loss in eight games. Get the latest sports news out of Los Angeles and catch up on the teams like the Dodgers, Lakers, Angels, Kings, Galaxy, LAFC, USC, UCLA, and more.
Former NBA player Chandler Parsons has stated on FanDuel TV's "Run It Back" that the Minnesota Timberwolves made a grave mistake trading away Karl-Anthony Towns for Julius Randle, which has negatively affected the team's dynamics. Parsons believes that the pairing of Towns and Rudy Gobert worked well and Randle and Gobert are not a good fit offensively. He argues that Towns made more sense on the Timberwolves' roster. Do you agree with Parsons' analysis?
The Los Angeles Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves face off in a battle of two Western Conference teams vying for a win streak. The Lakers, led by superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis, have bounced back from a recent slump and look to continue their winning ways. Meanwhile, the Timberwolves are hoping to extend their own win streak after a victory in their last game, but must overcome a four-game losing streak prior to that. Fans can tune in for free on FuboTV or DirecTV Stream, or with promotional offers on Sling.
On this episode of The Cooligans, Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros discuss the Manchester City's loss to Liverpool in the Premier League. They also analyze Christian Pulisic's impressive performances and what it could mean for his future. The hosts then recap the MLS conference finals and share their excitement for the upcoming MLS Cup Final between New York Red Bulls and the Los Angeles Galaxy. Additional topics include Chelsea's victory over Aston Villa and Rápido Reactions for recent MLS matches.