Actress Daniella Pineda, known for her role in Jurassic World, faced a devastating loss when the Los Angeles wildfires struck. Her home and most of her possessions were destroyed, leaving her with little more than her dog, a laptop, and a single pair of shoes. Pineda shared a heartbreaking collectio
As California's wildfires rage on, a number of Hollywood celebrities have found themselves among the many residents whose homes have been destroyed. The fires, burning since 2025, have already taken lives and forced thousands to flee. One such celebrity is Paris Hilton, who lost her Malibu beach ho
Actress Mandy Moore is standing up to critics who questioned her decision to share a GoFundMe page for her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, who lost their home in the Los Angeles wildfires. Moore’s post received backlash from some followers who thought it was insensitive, given her success as an ac
Imagine this: planes swooping over California's wildfires, dropping a bright pink liquid in a matter of seconds. This fire retardant has long been hailed as a key weapon against these blazes. But hold on a second – is it really safe? New research is painting a different picture. These retardants, u
Milo Ventimiglia, known for his role in 'This Is Us, ' recently lost his home in the Malibu fires. After evacuating with his family, he returned to see the damage. The experience was "heavy, " as he put it, with memories flooding back as he surveyed the ruins. The actor watched his home burn via sec
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have left a trail of destruction, with many Hollywood stars losing their homes or facing significant damage. One of the affected stars is Milo Ventimiglia, known for his role in "This Is Us. " His home in Pacific Palisades was reduced to ashes, including a newly i
As the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics draw near, a whopping $6. 8 billion investment is on the line. But there's a catch: California's wildfires are getting worse, putting venues and air quality at risk. Take, for instance, the recent Palisades and Eaton fires that destroyed over 53 square miles—just ima
Wildfires are becoming more frequent in certain parts of the U. S. , like California and Colorado, due to climate changes affecting temperature and drought. These fires can release smoke that travels miles, causing health issues like respiratory problems, irritated eyes, and headaches. Even people m
Wildfires don't just burn homes and forests; they can also ignite mental health issues that smolder long after the flames are gone. Dr. Jyoti Mishra, a psychiatrist at the University of California, San Diego, has seen this firsthand. Her family from Los Angeles fled to her home due to fires, and she
Wildfires in California have been causing a lot of trouble, and it's not just homes and forests that are being affected. Even anime fans are feeling the heat, thanks to delays at Crunchyroll. The popular anime streaming service, based in San Francisco, is dealing with some serious weather conditions
