Hollywood Sign Changes Through the Years From Hollywoo to Hollyboob, here are all the changes that have been made to the iconic L.A. billboard in honor of the 100-year anniversary this month ...

Jeff Zarrinnam, chair of the Hollywood Sign Trust, told Forbes magazine that the landmark is so far safe. Zarrinnam said the false posts being shared online were likely AI-generated images and videos.

No, the Hollywood sign is not on fire. The images circulating online that appear to show the sign on fire were generated by AI, and the sign itself is relatively safe from the flames at this point ...

Social media users have been sharing fake images of the Hollywood sign burning as deadly wildfires raged across Los Angeles, but the famous landmark was not impacted, according to witnesses.

The repainting of the Hollywood sign, which happens about once a decade, is a process that takes weeks. Painters work on the Hollywood Sign on November 16, 2005 in Los Angeles, California.

The iconic 450-foot-long Hollywood sign is seen against the snow-covered San Gabriel Mountains as a storm breaks up on February 9, 2010 in Los Angeles. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images) ...

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Hollywood Sign. It’s been at the center of scandals, PR stunts, and more during its time perched up on Mount Lee. In 1978, the Hollywood Sign was in a sad ...

"This is an AI generated image that has been presented as fact to mislead the audience," read on such note. "The Hollywood sign does not have any fire near it. 24/7 live camera support this evidence." ...