Harvey Weinstein's Legal Woes Continue: Emergency Heart Surgery and New Charges

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Harvey Weinstein's Legal Woes Continue:** The disgraced Hollywood producer was rushed to a New York hospital for emergency heart surgery and is facing new charges in New York City. Weinstein, 72, is already awaiting a retrial in the city after his 2020 conviction on rape and sexual assault charges was overturned. The retrial is scheduled for November, and it is unclear if the new charges will be added to that indictment. Weinstein is also expected to return to California to serve a 16-year sentence for a rape conviction. What's next for Harvey Weinstein?

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Why is this happening?

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What Happened?

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