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Hollywood “Con Queen” Victims React to Arrest, Hope for “Closure”
Hargobind Tahilramani, a 41-year-old Indonesian man and convicted felon, was arrested near downtown Manchester, ending a years-long investigation by agents from the FBI and private investigators from K2 Integrity (formerly K2 Intelligence), a New York-based corporate security firm.
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FBI Unseals “Con Queen of Hollywood” Indictment
On Thursday morning the Department of Justice and the F.B.I unsealed a 7-page Grand Jury indictment against Hargobind Tahilramani, the so-called Con Queen of Hollywood, outlining eight federal charges including wire fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
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“Con Queen of Hollywood” Arrested (Exclusive)
Police in Manchester, England have arrested 41-year-old Hargobind Tahilramani, believed to be responsible for impersonating Hollywood figures including Amy Pascal, Kathleen Kennedy and Wendi Murdoch and scamming would-be creatives out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Catherine Burns: The Vanishing of an Oscar-Nominated Actress
After being nominated 50 years ago for her searing supporting role in 'Last Summer,' Catherine Burns disappeared from Hollywood without a trace, leaving her fans and the industry searching for answers. THR investigates one of Oscar’s great mysteries.
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Tragedy in an Animation Utopia: Horror, Heartbreak and Mystery After an Arson Massacre
Kyoto Animation was a beloved cornerstone of Japan’s booming $2 billion anime industry when a deranged arsonist attempted to burn it all down, resulting in the country's worst act of mass murder since World War II. In his first in-depth interview since the tragic July attack, the company's founder opens up about his shock, despair and resilience.
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‘Resident Evil’ Stunt Performer Drops Injury Lawsuit in L.A.
Attorneys for British stuntwoman Olivia Jackson have dropped a Los Angeles-based lawsuit against the makers of 'Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.'
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‘Resident Evil’ Producers Seek Dismissal of Stunt Performer’s Lawsuit Over Injuries
Attorneys for 'Resident Evil: The Final Chapter' director Paul Anderson and his longtime producing partner Jeremy Bolt, along with their respective companies, Tannhauser Gate Inc., and Bolt Pictures Inc., have filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought against them by South African stunt performer Olivia Jackson, alleging that Jackson’s American lawyers "are suing the wrong people in the wrong place.”
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Death, Injuries and an Amputation: Is ‘Resident Evil’ Hollywood’s Most Dangerous Franchise?
Stuntwoman Olivia Jackson nearly died on the set of 'The Final Chapter.' Her colleague was killed. And over the course of the billion-dollar series, many others have been injured. The Hollywood Reporter investigates what happened — and who might pay for it.
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A Year After Wildfires, Can a Hollywood Western Set Rise From the Ashes?
Destroyed in November’s Woolsey blaze, Paramount Ranch's iconic Western town — used over the decades in films and TV series from 'The Love Bug' to 'Westworld' — hopes to rebuild for a "more usable" future.
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Milla Jovovich’s ‘Resident Evil’ Stunt Double Speaks Out on Crash That Left Her Partially Paralyzed
For 17 days after a horrific incident left her severely injured and partially paralyzed, stunt performer Olivia Jackson suffered from nightmares and hallucinations while in a medically induced coma.
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Former ‘Survivor’ Producer Released From Mexico Prison
Former reality TV producer Bruce Beresford-Redman has been released from a Mexican prison after completing 80 percent of a 12-year sentence for the 2010 murder of his wife, Monica Burgos.
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