The ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles have severely disrupted Hollywood's awards season, leading to multiple postponements of key events. The 30th annual Critics Choice Awards have been rescheduled for February 7, 2025, after being delayed twice due to the fires. The wildfires have caused extensive damage, estimated at $250 billion, impacting production schedules, destroying filming locations, and displacing many workers. Despite the devastation, the 2025 Academy Awards are still planned to proceed in March. The music industry has also been affected, with post-Grammy celebrations canceled as a response to the crisis. Event organizers are grappling with how to move forward amid the ongoing disaster, which has left many in the community concerned about the loss of homes and diversity, particularly in areas like Altadena.