Hollywood’s infamous creep, Harvey Weinstein, can’t seem to stay out of trouble. The disgraced former producer, once a kingpin in the entertainment world, now finds himself buried in even more legal woes.

A Manhattan grand jury has just slapped Weinstein with fresh charges ahead of what’s shaping up to be another highly anticipated sex crimes trial in New York.

Prosecutors are tight-lipped about the specifics, with Assistant District Attorney Nicole Blumberg saying, “We have not unsealed the actual indictment so we won’t speak about the specifics.” But one thing’s clear: Weinstein’s nightmare is far from over, as reported by the New York Post.

July 19, 2024; New York, NY, USA; Former film producer Harvey Weinstein appears in Manhattan court. Prosecutors are preparing to retry the former movie executive following the reversal of his 2020 rape conviction. Mandatory Credit: Adam Gray/Pool via USA TODAY NETWORK

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These new charges will be added to his already hefty case, as Weinstein’s legal battles have been dragging on since his original conviction was overturned in April.

That initial conviction earned him a 23-year sentence, a heavy blow for the once-powerful Hollywood mogul who thought he was untouchable. It seems even his body is starting to show the strain.

Speaking of which, Weinstein’s health has been a hot topic lately. The fallen star was recently rushed to Bellevue Hospital after a serious scare, prompting his lawyer, Arthur Aidala, to paint a grim picture. “He almost died,” Aidala said, describing how Weinstein now lives with a shunt in his chest connected to a bag that drains fluids from his body. If that doesn’t scream “broken man,” what does?

May 1, 2024; New York, NY, USA; Former film producer Harvey Weinstein appears at Manhattan Criminal court for his first public appearance since an appeals court overturned his sex crimes conviction in New York City, New York, U.S., May 1, 2024. Mandatory Credit: {byline}/Pool via USA TODAY

Weinstein’s health issues have left some wondering whether his next trial will go forward as planned. Judge Curtis Farber himself questioned if the scheduled November proceedings were realistic, given the state of Weinstein’s health.

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However, prosecutors don’t seem too concerned. Blumberg wasn’t having any of it, making it clear they’re ready for action, saying, “We will be ready for trial with our new survivors on November 12.”

Let’s not overlook that Weinstein’s legal team is working to separate the new indictment from the existing charges. Aidala is advocating for this approach, attempting to distinguish these new allegations from the rest of Weinstein’s complicated legal situation.

Whether or not that strategy succeeds remains to be seen. Meanwhile, the once-powerful producer is now a weakened figure, yet still remains at the heart of the ongoing legal battles.

While Hollywood likes to tout its moral superiority, Weinstein’s downfall is a glaring reminder of how many social pariahs and attention-seeking leeches infest that industry.

The entertainment world loved to elevate him, until it all came crashing down. Now, they’re scrambling to distance themselves from their former darling. But at the end of the day, they all share the same disease: a thirst for power and attention, no matter the cost.