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Hollywood inferno: Walk of Fame and celebrity mansions on the brink

The California blaze has already licked the multi-million dollar estates of stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Anthony Hopkins, Mark Hamill and Paris Hilton, while iconic landmarks like the Walk of Fame and the Hollywood Bowl are perilously close to becoming ash.

Ben Affleck watching his neighborhood burn best encapsulates the chaos engulfing Tinseltown.

#LosAngeles #Wildfire

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Hollywood inferno: Walk of Fame and celebrity mansions on the brink

The California blaze has already licked the multi-million dollar estates of stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Anthony Hopkins, Mark Hamill and Paris Hilton, while iconic landmarks like the Walk of Fame and the Hollywood Bowl are perilously close to becoming ash.

Ben Affleck watching his neighborhood burn best encapsulates the chaos engulfing Tinseltown.

#LosAngeles #Wildfire

@IntelEurasia

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