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,

Amazon, Universal, Paramount and Max have cancelled premieres of "Unstoppable," "Wolf Man," "Better Man" and "The Pitt" amid fires.

Red carpets have been largely scrapped through Thursday, and Friday's AFI Awards, Saturday's BAFTA Tea Party and Sunday's Critics Choice Awards have also been impacted.

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 been postponed as the Los Angeles wildfires continue to grow, according to media reports. The organization follows suit after Saturday’s BAFTA Tea Party was canceled, and the AFI Awards were also postponed until a later date.

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.

The devastating wildfires that continue to ravage the celebrity-filled enclave of Pacific Palisades and other areas have forced a production shutdown across Los Angeles, as well as the cancellation of a number of key award season events that were set to take place this week.