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“Men and Dog Trapped as California Wildfires Advance”. Swiftly advancing wildfires in Los Angeles have forced thousands, including “Hollywood actors” and “reality TV stars,” to evacuate their luxurious hillside mansions as wind-driven flames tear through affluent neighborhoods.
Videos shared online have revealed harrowing scenes of destruction, with flames consuming homes in the canyons, winds ripping through trees, and dense black smoke billowing ominously into the sky.
One widely circulated video captures a tense moment where “two men and a dog” are trapped inside a house as flames approach. Through the glass windows, the fire is seen advancing rapidly, mere feet away.
One man, attempting to calm the distressed dog, gently pats its head and reassures it, saying, “You’re going to be OK, you’re going to be OK, alright?” However, as the flames intensify, he exclaims, “Oh s***,” reflecting the growing peril.
Amid the escalating danger, the men discuss whether to pack their belongings and leave, but the fire’s urgency leaves little time for decision-making. “Don’t worry about that, dude. Holy s***,” one of them says as the flames edge closer.
They confirm they have “turned off the gas” to reduce the risk of an explosion and debate whether to open a window, with one cautioning, “Don’t open anything.”
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Over 70,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate as fierce winds propel flames through the Pacific Palisades region. More than 13,000 homes and structures are at risk, ranging from affluent ocean-view residences to hillside suburbs. The fires have already resulted in severe injuries, compounding the crisis.
Actor “James Woods,” known for his roles in Casino and Once Upon a Time in America, shared emotional updates as wildfires threatened his Pacific Palisades home.
Posting a video on X, Woods stood in his driveway, ready to evacuate, as firefighting planes soared above, dropping water to combat the encroaching flames.
“It tests your soul, losing everything at once, I must say,” the “Golden Globe winner” later reflected, expressing the anguish of potentially losing his home to the devastating fires.
