Actor James Woods breaks down in tears recounting destruction of home in California fire - At least five are dead and thousands of structures are in ruin as several wildfires burn through Southern Cal

James Woods is among many actors forced to evacuate as the blaze that began last Tuesday threatened their ultra-rich properties.

Actor James Woods says his house in Pacific ... SEE ALSO: Before and after photos show scenes of destruction from the California wildfires Earlier this week, Woods was among hundreds of thousands around Los Angeles who were forced to evacuate as the ...

James Woods, Jennifer Garner and Molly Sims were among the celebrities whose homes were spared from the devastating California wildfires.

Actor James Woods says his ... show scenes of destruction from the California wildfires Earlier this week, Woods was among hundreds of thousands around Los Angeles who were forced to evacuate ...

Actor James Woods broke down in tears during a CNN interview as he described losing his Pacific Palisades home to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The 77-year-old became visibly emotional whilst speaking with CNN's Pamela Brown about the destruction of his property.

Celebrities have weighed in after a man suspected to be behind the Kenneth fire in Los Angeles was detained by police.

The raging Pacific Palisades fire in Los Angeles is affecting Hollywood with canceled movie premieres and celebrities evacuating their homes.

Big Hollywood names have started to turn on Los Angeles’ Democratic leadership, including Mayor Karen Bass, over their botched response to the wildfires raging across the ritzy, celeb-filled

Foster called for LA Mayor Karen Bass and California Gov. Gavin Newsom to resign, arguing that their “far left policies have ruined our state.”

California celebrities, including James Woods and Mark Hamill, are reacting to the Los Angeles wildfires, sharing emotional stories and praising first responders.

The 'Star Wars' star, who shared how he, his wife and dog Trixie escaped Malibu, is among the Hollywood evacuees sharing firsthand accounts as the wildfires rage in L.A. County.