Oscar nominations, other awards season events and several LA-based shows have been affected by the California fires.

The organization that puts on the Oscars has extended the voting window for Academy Awards nominations and delayed next week’s planned nominations announcement.

Due to the continuing tragic fires raging across L.A, the motion picture Academy is making some key changes including extending the voting period which started today by two more days to January 14, and changing the announcement of nominees to Sunday January 19.

The Producers Guild Awards nominations have been postponed from Jan. 10 to Jan. 12 due to the ongoing Southern California wildfires. The organization said in a statement Thursday morning, “Due to LA County wildfires,

Because of wildfires in Los Angeles, Academy Award nominations will be delayed by two days and announced on Sunday, Jan. 19

The announcement of this year's Oscar nominations has been delayed by two days because of the deadly wildfires raging in the Los Angeles area. It had been scheduled for Friday 17 January, but the stars and films up for Academy Awards will now be revealed on 19 January.

The Oscar voting nomination process and nominations announcements have been pushed back by two days due to the wildfires raging across Los Angeles County.

Due to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, the Academy is pushing back the announcement of 2025 Oscars nominations and extending the voting window to pick the nominees.

Oscar nominations-round voting opened this morning. Many L.A.-based voting members had more pressing concerns.