Three Women Drop Sex Trafficking Suit Against Harvey Weinstein After Agreement On Victims’ Fund

Cameras might not be rolling on Clare Crawley and Matt James — but that doesn’t mean the drama has come to an end.

The Harvey Weinstein abuse scandal saw the rise of the #MeToo movement and worldwide discussions about how women are treated in professional environments.

Onetime aspiring actress Dawn Dunning and New York actress and model Tarale Wulff, who were key prosecution witnesses that helped convict Harvey Weinstein on rape and criminal sexual assault charges in March 2020, came out in support of New York State penal law reforms to define the meaning of consent in sexual crime cases on Tuesday.

woman's body was found last night.The grim discovery was made at Cumlodden Drive in Glasgow at around 5.25pm on Tuesday April 6.Forensic officers cordoned off the block as an investigation into the death remains ongoing.Cops are standing guard outside the property sealed off with blue tape and markers have been erected on the ground.At the entrance to the block a blue sheet has been placed down over the front steps.An ambulance and emergency vehicle remains parked outside on the street.A Police

Police have raced to a block of flats in Glasgow after woman's body was found after she suddenly died.

Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, who is serving a 23 years long jail term, on Monday lodged a fresh appeal against his sexual assault convictions.

A lawsuit against electronic dance music icon Bassnectar has been filed alleging sex crimes. A complaint was filed on Friday on behalf of two women, Fox News can confirm.The filing accuses the musician --born Lorin Ashton -- of "sex trafficking," "child pornography" and "sexual abuse." Also named as defendants were companies Amorphous Music Inc., Bassnectar Touring Inc., Interactive Giving Fund, Red Light Management and C3 Presents LLC.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentMore than a full year after Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and sexual assault, lawyers for the disgraced former Hollywood honcho — who is currently serving 23 years in New York prison — have filed an appeal, arguing that the judge made errors that resulted in a rigged trial.Weinstein — who was convicted in Feb.

trial. The former Hollywood producer is arguing that a New York judge denied him an impartial jury when he was convicted last year of sexual assault and rape, according to a Monday court filing.

NEW YORK -- More than a year after Harvey Weinstein’s rape conviction, his lawyers are demanding a new trial, arguing in court papers Monday that that landmark #MeToo prosecution that put him behind bars was buoyed by improper rulings from a judge who was “cavalier” in protecting the disgraced movie mogul’s right to a fair trial.In a 166-page brief filed with a state appellate court, Weinstein's lawyers took repeated aim at Manhattan Judge James Burke, arguing that he swayed the trial’s outcome

In a case of not “lovin’ it,” Kodak Black and his entourage came under fire outside a McDonald’s in Tallahassee, Florida, sometime around 3 AM on Monday (Apr. 5), according to TMZ.

convicted last year of a first-degree criminal sexual act and third-degree rape after a months-long trial that heard the testimonies of six women who accused the former Hollywood mogul of sexual assault. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison.But in Monday’s 166-page appeal, Weinstein’s defense took issue with a juror who they claimed was dishonest during jury selection about the themes of her novel.“Juror No.

Harvey Weinstein is seeking an appeal after being convicted of rape and sexual assault in 2020.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterHarvey Weinstein filed an appeal on Monday of his conviction on counts of sexual assault and rape, arguing that the judge made numerous errors that resulted in a rigged trial.Weinstein’s attorney, Barry Kamins, argued that the judge should have excluded Juror 11, saying she could not have been impartial because she had written a novel that involved sexual exploitation by predatory older men.

Over a year after the once powerful producer was sentenced to 23 years in prison, Harvey Weinstein today filed his long pledged appeal of the multiple sex crimes that a New York jury found him guilty of back in early 2020.

calling out Weinstein during a stand-up comedy event that the now-imprisoned mogul attended at the Lower East side bar Downtime — an incident she reflects on in the new FX documentary “Hysterical.”Premiering April 2 (9 p.m. on FX and hitting Hulu the next day), “Hysterical” explores the experiences of women in the comedy world, from superstars Kathy Griffin, Margaret Cho and Sherri Shepherd to relative newcomers like Bachman, who was 27 and unknown at the time that her call-out went viral.