Harvey Weinstein Accuser Who Testified at his Trial Sues Him

ITV show saw all twelve celebrities compete in the "Royal Tourmanent". They were split into "the Lords" and "the Ladies" - participating in a number of games to win coins.The team with the most would get a lavish banquet, whilst the losers face next night's trial.The first game saw Shane Richie and Jordan North up against Ruthie Henshall and Hollie Arnold MBE.The teams were tasked with bobbing in offal but they had to use their mouths to fish out gold coins.

civil lawsuit brought against him by Alexandra Canosa, a former producer on Netflix’s “Marco Polo” who accused Weinstein of rape, sexual harassment and intimidation across several years.“Mr. Weinstein’s health has had a dramatic decline this week, as heavily reported in the media.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentHarvey Weinstein does not have COVID-19, after being tested for the virus and placed into isolation in prison, where he is serving a 23-year sentence.The convicted rapist and fallen movie mogul was being closely monitored with a fever by medical staff at the Wende Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison outside Buffalo, N.Y.Representatives for Weinstein tell Variety that while he does not have COVID-19 and his fever has dropped, he continues to

Harvey Weinstein has a fever and is being "closely monitored" by prison medical staff, his publicist says. "Mr.

Harvey Weinstein is being “closely monitored” after falling sick in prison. The 68-year-old disgraced film producer is being monitored with a high fever and has been tested for coronavirus following a possible exposure, People magazine reported earlier today.

COVID-19, a spokesperson for the disgraced Hollywood producer has revealed.The news comes after it was revealed last month that Weinstein is now facing six new sexual assault charges in Los Angeles.A spokesperson for Weinstein revealed to the PA agency that he has a fever and is being “closely monitored” at the Wende Correctional Facility in New York.

Harvey Weinstein is being “closely monitored” after falling sick in prison.

Harvey Weinstein is "being closely monitored" by medical staff in prison, a spokesperson told Fox News on Tuesday.  The disgraced filmmaker "has a fever," said Weinstein's spokesperson, Juda Engelmayer, on behalf of himself and Weinstein's prison consultant, Craig Rothfeld. However, they could "neither confirm nor deny that Mr.

Also Read: Harvey Weinstein Sued by Miriam Haley for Sexual AssaultEarlier on Tuesday, TMZ reported that Harvey Weinstein is in isolation with a 101-degree fever and is awaiting the results of a COVID-19 test.In March, Weinstein reportedly had COVID-19 but his representatives would not confirm or deny if Weinstein had tested positive.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorHarvey Weinstein is being “closely monitored” with a fever in prison, his reps said today.

NEW YORK -- A group of women who say they were victimized by Harvey Weinstein, including one who testified at his trial, have endorsed former prosecutor Lucy Lang to replace the Manhattan district attorney who put the movie mogul behind bars.The women announcing support for Lang's candidacy Tuesday include actors Rosanna Arquette, Louise Godbold, Jasmine Lobe, Sarah Ann Masse, Katherine Kendall, Caitlin Dulany and Jessica Mann, whose days of grueling testimony helped lead to Weinstein's

Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct.The judge on Thursday overruled objections to the disclosure statement by attorneys representing 11 women, including producer Alexandra Canosa and actresses Wedil David and Dominique Huett, who oppose the proposed settlement.U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mary Walrath said the group’s objections were “not well-stated.” Her ruling means the company can begin soliciting votes on the plan by holders of sexual misconduct claims and general unsecured claims.