Hollywood is hunkered down as deadly wildfires rage all around Los Angeles County. Tens of thousands have evacuated from their homes, primarily from the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in northern Los Angeles along the coast,

On Wednesday, as several fierce, wind-driven wildfires raged uncontrollably near Los Angeles, the awards season observed a moment of respect. Safety considerations overshadowed Hollywood’s usual activities,

The Critics Choice Awards have officially been rescheduled. Originally set for Sunday, January 12, the event will now take place on Sunday, January 26 due to the ongoing wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles and surrounding areas.

The Critics Choice Awards was among several shows that were postponed or canceled due to the wildfires destroying homes in Los Angeles this week.

As the conflagration in the Palisades continues to spread, Hollywood has already felt the effects of the event with several premieres set for Wednesday night canceled and production on television shows paused for the time being.

Production has come to a halt on several television programmes as US authorities attempted to bring the Californian blaze under control.

Massive wildfires in Los Angeles have forced the cancellation of major Hollywood events, including the Critics Choice Awards and Oscar nominations. As the flames threaten iconic locations and homes, the industry reels from the impact of nature's fury.

The devastating fires in Los Angeles have caused significant disruptions in Hollywood, leading to cancellations and delays. Major events, including the Critics Choice Awards, have been postponed, with the Oscars also being affected by the ongoing crisis.

The Critics Choice Awards have been postponed amid the wildfires currently raging across Los Angeles. The show hosted by Chelsea Handler was set to take place in Santa Monica on Sunday and air live on E!