Jamie Lee Curtis and Adrien Brody are among those who are sharing their devastation over the wildfires in Los Angeles. While doing an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” in New York City,

Brody made the speech while accepting the award for Best Actor at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards. Adrien Brody's heart is with the first responders. While accepting the award for Best Actor at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Jan.

Jamie Lee Curtis got emotional talking about the wildfires engulfing Los Angeles. While making an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the actress was initially excited by the grand welcome she received.

Jamie Lee Curtis is heartbroken over the Los Angeles wildfires. The Oscar-winning actress, 66, became emotional while discussing the ongoing blazes that have spread across the region — including her Pacific Palisades neighborhood — during her visit to The Tonight Show on Wednesday.

Jamie Lee Curtis fled her home in the Pacific Palisades this week and landed in New York to appear on The Tonight Show Wednesday night. And from the moment she sat down with Jimmy Fallon, her raw emotions were on display.

Jamie Lee Curtis appeared as a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon where she urged viewers to support any way they can amid Palisades wildfires. The Oscar Award winner revealed to fans that she was "literally just about to cry" as she began to speak to the audience Wednesday,

Jamie Lee Curtis fought back tears as she took the stage on The Tonight Show Wednesday (Jan. 8) evening amid the ongoing wildfires that have razed entire neighborhoods of Los Angeles to the ground. The Halloween star admitted that she felt like she was “about to cry” as soon as Jimmy Fallon thanked her for being on the show.

"It’s just a catastrophe in Southern California," the SAG Award-nominated actress tells Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show"