Not Even The 'Entourage' House Can Escape a Fire

August 31, 2009 at 2:24 PM | by juliana | Comments (0)

While every episode may end with bottle service at hot Hollywood clubs and toasts to the good fortune of the boys of Entourage, in real life, things aren't quite as awesome. The house used for the first two seasons of the HBO show, was spotted with its roof on fire over the weekend.

Perez Hilton reports that a fire broke out atop the Charles Toberman Estate in the Runyon Canyon area. But while much of Los Angeles north of Pasadena is suffering from serious wildfires, this fire appears to have started in the kitchen.

KCAL reports 130 firefighters were called to battle the flames which they were able to knock down in two hours. Crews had to use chainsaws to cut through areas of the Spanish-style roof. The guesthouse meanwhile was safe. So Drama still has a place to crash.

But the wildfires near the San Gabriel Mountains are still burning fiercely. The Station Fire, as it's been dubbed, has doubled in size to 85,000 acres today and claimed the life of two firefighters. The historic Mt. Wilson astronomical observatory on Mount Wilson--which at one point held the world's largest telescope-- is in harm's way as are a bunch of communications towers which could affect Los Angeles International Airport if consumed by the fires. The cause of the Station Fire is still being investigated but the triple-digit heat is not helping.

The Related Stories:
· Los Angeles is Burning, Luxury Hotel Provides Shelter [HotelChatter]
· Los Angeles area fire map [LA Times]
· 2 Firefighters Die in Los Angeles Wildfire [NY Times]

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