Los Angeles (California/USA) - The terrible fires in Los Angeles still have Southern California fully in their grip. There are currently 15,000 helpers at work, more than 12,000 buildings have been destroyed so far and the fires have claimed 24 lives . It is a tragedy that has not left the city's stars and starlets indifferent.

It was announced on Monday that the Oscar nominations, which already had to be postponed once due to the fires, will be postponed again - this time to January 17. The Critics Choice Awards have also been moved to a new date, and Meghan Markle's (43) Netflix show "With love, Meghan" will premiere later than planned.

R&B artist The Weeknd (34) has now announced on Instagram that he will be canceling his concert in Pasadena (in L.A. County) on January 31. This would have taken place on January 25. The reason: "Out of respect and concern for the people of Los Angeles County."

But not only that. He also explained that his album, which was originally due to be released on January 24, will not be released until January 31.

"My focus is still on supporting the rebuilding of these communities and helping the incredible people who have to rebuild everything there," says Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, the real name of the "Blinding Lights" singer.

Beyoncé also had her say on Instagram. She had actually planned to share an announcement with her beloved fans this Tuesday. However, she will postpone this. A new date has not yet been set.

"I continue to pray for healing and rebuilding for the families who are suffering from the trauma and loss," said the "Texas Hold 'Em" artist.

She then emphasized once again how blessed Los Angeles is to have all the "brave first responders" who "continue to work tirelessly to protect the [...] community".

In the post, she also stated that her non-profit organization "BeyGOOD" had already been able to donate 2.5 million US dollars (equivalent to around 2.4 million euros) to fire victims.