The fire burning in Los Angeles is continuously increasing. There has been a lot of damage due to this fire and many people are leaving that place and running away. The fire of destruction that broke out in the forests of Los Angeles has now reached the Oscars. News is coming that the world's most prestigious award show Oscar 2025 may be cancelled. This will be the first time in 96 years that there are reports of the Oscar Awards being cancelled. However, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has reportedly rejected these claims. Let us know what the whole matter is and where these discussions started.
In fact, this speculation started with a report by The Sun, titled, “Oscars 2025 on the verge of cancellation as major changes to the ceremony are being secretly planned after the Los Angeles fire.” However, Hollywood Reporter has said in its report that rejecting these claims, the seniors of the Academy have refused to cancel the Oscars.
It has been said in the report that no such advisory committee exists and there are 55 members in the Oscar Board and Governors, who take decisions about this ceremony. Despite the delay in Oscar nominations and other things due to wildfire, the Academy Committee will organize the Oscar Awards 2025 on time. The show will proceed in a dignified manner. Oscar employs about 1000 local people annually, which was not canceled even during Covid-19. Instead of canceling the Oscars, attention was paid to organizing it safely.
Talking about the fire in Los Angeles, the houses of many stars have been destroyed. Even if this fire gets extinguished by next week, many unimaginable losses have been caused in it, which is difficult to compensate. The city is still suffering the pain of the fire and will probably continue to suffer for months. According to Mirror's report, more than 2 lakh people have left the city due to the fire. According to news agency AP, till now more than 12 thousand buildings have been destroyed by the fire and an area of 155 square kilometers has been burnt to ashes.
