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Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison After Sex Crime Retrial

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Harvey Weinstein, once a prominent Oscar-winning Hollywood producer, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following a retrial related to a 2006 sex crime. The case is connected to the broader wave of sexual assault allegations that emerged against Weinstein in 2017. Those allegations played a central role in igniting the global #MeToo movement, which exposed widespread misconduct in the entertainment industry and beyond. Weinstein's conviction marks a significant legal outcome for one of Hollywood's most influential figures turned most notorious defendants.

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