The Palisades Fire forces Hollywood to shut down, leading to the postponement of the Critics Choice Awards and the cancellation of 'The Price is Right' taping.

The Critics Choice Awards have been delayed for two weeks because of the wildfires occurring in Los Angeles.

The show at Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, originally scheduled for this Sunday, has been rescheduled for Sunday, Jan. 26, according to Planet Chronicle Digital.

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According to Deadline, "The Price is Right," hosted by Drew Carey and which films in Glendale, is close to areas where evacuations are taking place, has paused tapings of the long-running game show.

Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and "After Midnight" have also cancelled their shows on Wednesday.

Both the shows and the evacuation zone are located at a distance from each other, but the shows have live audiences who may have to drive through unsafe areas to attend.

The premiere of "Wolf Man" has been canceled tonight due to weather-related sensitivities in LA, including evacuations.

The premieres for "Better Man" and "The Pitt" on Wednesday have been canceled, according to Variety.

The premiere of "The Last Showgirl," starring Pamela Anderson, has been canceled on Thursday.

"Due to the hazardous circumstances in Los Angeles, we are postponing tomorrow's 'Better Man' premiere," Paramount informed Variety. "We are deeply concerned about those affected by the devastating fires caused by these conditions, and we urge everyone to prioritize their safety and adhere to the instructions of local authorities and government agencies."

Mark Hamill and other celebrities, along with thousands of others, were forced to evacuate near Pacific Palisades as the fire raged on. Many have lost their homes, including Sandra Lee and Cameron Mathison.