News about Bill Cosby

Disgraced comedian Bill Cosby is facing claims of abuse from ten more women after a judge in Las Vegas allowed their lawsuit to proceed. It comes after Nevada last year lifted the statute of limitations for civil claims by survivors of sexual violence. US District Judge Gloria Navarro rejected Cosby's argument that the law violated his due process rights. The 87-year-old had also claimed the law went against the state's prohibition on laws that only apply to a select group of people but this was thrown out as well.

The Disney Channel announced Wednesday that the sixth season finale of Raven-Symoné Pearman-Maday's sitcom Raven's Home, which aired on September 3, was the series finale. The 38-year-old former child star was 15 when she originated the role of psychic teen-turned-fashion designer Raven Baxter in the cable network's sitcom That's So Raven, which aired for four seasons spanning 2003-2007.

Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker testified in Donald Trump's hush money trial this week about the tabloid's 'catch and kill' practices. A former staffer who worked at the tabloid for more than 20 years told DailyMail.com about the lengths the tabloid would go to for a story. '[Pecker] is the biggest star f***er you've ever met,' the former employee said. 'Much like Trump, he's loyal to no one'.

A criminal defense attorney told DailyMail.com that Weinstein will now likely face extradition to California, where he was also convicted in a separate 2022 case.

Arthur Aidala (left) refused to comment on Ghislaine Maxwell's suicide (together correct), citing it as a distraction to her pending sentencing hearing on March 12. As the lawyer was seeking a trial, the attorney also stated that his client was treated worse than Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who recently died in jail under grueling circumstances. He said she had a "rat" in her cell and was so hungry and hungry she didn't know her own name, causing her not to take the stage.

A California woman has sued Bill Cosby, arguing that the disgraced comedian, now 86, began raping her in 1986, when she was 17. She said he lured her with the promise of modeling. Lasha, who testified in Cosby's retrial on suspicion of sexually assaulting another woman, Andrea Constand, is seeking compensation for the physical injury she sustained and the trauma she continues to suffer from. Constand prevailed, and Cosby was sentenced to three to ten years in state jail. However, he was released in June 2021, after only three years in prison, after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned the conviction, citing alleged infractions of his due process rights.

Hugh (right), the playboy magazine creator who hosted child-fueled parties at the historic LA mansion from 1971 to his death in 2017, would have certainly not survived if he had lived any longer, according to Crystal (left), 37. Crystal says in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, her husband died "just in time," adding that the mansion will have 'completely not' have survived the massive #MeToo movement (inset). 'I've thought about this because #MeToo happened,' a month after he died.' Crystal - who released her book Only Say Good Things: Surviving Playboy on Tuesday - said he left the Earth just in time.'

That's it?Sean Combs just walks? If we're to believe the allegations made in civil court by Cassie's former protégéee, Puffy, Diddy, and, of course, Love. We're reminded that other prominent figures have said yes, Sean Combs can be deadly, following his lawyer's statement. New York prosecutors: Are you listening? Cassie, née Casandra Ventura, filed her civil lawsuit on November 16. A financial agreement was reached a day later. If even half of what Ventura claims here is true, there's a good chance that other victims exist. And if there is a faster payout in recent memory, I can't come up with one. This is dark stuff. It recalls the monsters we now know: R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein. Also, remember that all three of them were found guilty. Only Cosby is free on a scientific basis. The Cassie-Puffy origin tale, as told here, seems to be familiar. Ventura was 19, 19, 37, and she was a teen star, and he was a hip-hop mogul. He had signed her to his record label in February 2006 and began to infiltrate every facet of her life.

Bill Cosby is being sued for sexual harassment by Joan Tarshis, who alleges she was assaulted twice by the comedian after meeting him as a 19-year-old in the 1970s. Before he assaulted the comedian and actress, the Cosby Show star gave her alcohol that made her 'dizzy' and 'pass out.' According to court filings, Tarshis was escorted back to Cosby's bungalow at the studio where the hit sitcom was shot.

Metropoulos, the owner of Twinkies who recently sold Hostess Brands for $5.6 billion in 2016, but Hefner was allowed to continue living there until his death the following year. He has been completely renovating the huge house, and the improvements will make it equal to eight average American homes. The dark underbelly of the estate's history will be exposed in a book by Hefner's widow Crystal - who was 60 years younger than the magazine publisher

Celebrity memory consultants who testified for Harvey Weinstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Bill Cosby have been hired by a former CIA officer suspected of heroinging and sexually assaulting 25 people. When it comes under the influence of alcohol, Brian Raymond, 47, wants to call on Dr. Deborah Davis for his defense.' Davis is expected to contribute her expertise about consent under pressure, as well as Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, according to a recent post. Raymond's trial is set for November 8, but his lawyers are attempting to postpone it until April.

New extracts from Russell Brand's medical records of a woman who said she was assaulted by him in his Los Angeles home have been revealed. The suspected victim, one of four others to speak out, says the comedian, 48, assaulted her against a wall after she refused to have a threesome with him and that he told her, 'I'm not going to hurt you.' According to medical records obtained during an investigation by The Times, The Sunday Times, and Channel 4 dispatches, the woman, who was in her 30s at the time of the suspected assault in 2012, was treated at a rape crisis center on the same day.

Russell Brand (top left) of the United Kingdom may face retaliation in the United States due to a significant reform in the statute of limitations seven years ago. Four women, including one who allegedly assaulted her in his Los Angeles home when she refused a threesome in 2012, have filed bombshell allegations of rape, sexual assaults, and emotional abuse, including one who reportedly assaulted her in his Los Angeles home. The businesswoman, whose charges were revealed (left) in a joint probe by The Times, The Sunday Times, and Channel 4 dispatches, argues that the comedian, 48, assaulted her against a wall after she told him repeatedly to 'get off.' According to medical records (top right) seen by the newspaper, the suspected perpetrator, who The Times are calling Nadia, was treated at a rape crisis center on the same day.

Since amassing a fortune from around 140 clients, David Bloom was nicknamed the "Wall Street Whizz Kid" for his stock market investments. In 1988, the then-23-year-old was jailed in Manhattan for eight years for defrauding a string of victims ranging from his own grandmother to Bill Cosby and Brunei's Sultan. Now, at the age of 59, he has been arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of scamming at least a dozen neighbors and acquaintances out of tens of thousands of dollars with promises of introductions to some of the world's most popular men. Sean Kushner, a life coach, said, "He's an absolute sociopath."

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The feeling of deja vu was actually normal for viewers of Crazy Rich Agents: Selling Dream Homes (BBC2). On Ch4 three weeks ago, this wasn't just a painfully similar repeat of Britain's Most Expensive Houses; it also featured one of the same buildings, with the same developer playing the same mind games with real estate brokers. The Culross House off Park Lane is up for auction at £30 million, with developer Kam Babaee still advising anyone who will listen that this is the only new-build for sale in Mayfair, with a'seven-star hotel finish.'

Gianna Constand (left), the comedian who refused to pay for Andrea's therapy after allegedly drugging and raping her at his Philadelphia home in 2004. Cosby (top inset), who millions of Americans as "America's Dad," became the first celebrity convicted of sexual assault in the #MeToo period when a jury found him guilty of heroin use and molesting Constand in 2004. However, the decision was reversed in 2021 due to a legislative error. Andrea (right) was introduced to her attacker when she first started playing in her 'dream job in the basketball world' at Temple University, Philadelphia. Andrea (inset, pictured at the time of the suspected murder) says the pair formed a'moment, a mentorship,' over the next 18 months, but her life was forever changed when he welcomed her to his mansion on January 7, 2004.

Andrea Constand, 50, who appeared on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour this week, said she made the program to'shine a light on victims' of sexual assault.' In 2018, Cosby, an elderly man, spent nearly three years in jail before his conviction was reversed on a technicality. (Pictured from left: Bill Cosby in court in 2018. Andrea Constand, who appeared in The Case Against Crosby, pictured on October 12, 2018. Playing basketball in her 20s)

Morganne Picard has filed a lawsuit on Friday claiming that Cosby, 86, drugged and assaulted the singer on several occasions between 1987 and 1990. She is also suing NBCUniversal Media, Kaufman Astoria Studios, Astoria Studios Limited Partnership II, and The Carsey-Werner Company for allegedly encouraging Cosby's sexual assault and harassment of women by "doing nothing to prevent it." It comes just weeks after Playboy model Victoria Valentino and nine other women filed a lawsuit against Cosby alleging he sexually assaulted them.

Bill Cosby (left) is accused of heroinging and raping the women in Las Vegas, including up-and-coming actresses and models. Janice Dickinson, Lise-Lotte Lublin, Janice Baker Kinney, Patrick Baker Kinney, Heidi Thomas, Rebecca Cooper, Pam Joy Abeyta, and Angela Leslie are among the nine plaintiffs (right) who brought the lawsuit in Nevada's United States District Court for Nevada. The nine women were accused of being "deprived to such burgeoning media coverage and lust," Cosby's spokeswoman said. Over a string of sexual offences have been recorded by at least 60 people over the course of his career, none of which he denies.

Bill Cosby has been sued in California by a former Playboy model who says he assaulted her five decades ago. Victoria Valentino, 80, filed the complaint in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Thursday under a new law that extended the statute of limitations on civil sex assault cases. Andrea Constand, 85, had been found guilty of cocaine use and sexually assaulting a basketball coach in April 2018. He was sentenced to three to ten years in jail, but he completed three years of his probation before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed his decision. He was released on June 30, 2021, 2021. Cosby has been charged with a slew of sexual assaults by at least 60 women over his entertainment career, none of which he denies.

Harvey Weinstein, 71, used Jennifer Bonjean, a prominent lawyer, to help reverse his sentencing in Los Angeles, where he is serving 16 years in jail. comedian Bill Cosby and sex offender R. Kelly were prominently represented by Bonjean. In 2021, a Pennsylvania woman got a federal judge to reverse Cosby's sexual harassment convictions based on a scientific basis.

Bill Cosby, 85, was out and about in midtown Manhattan on Wednesday, his first public appearance in nearly two years. In December, Cosby said he intends to go on tour this year but has yet to announce and dates or locations, and it's unclear how a tour will be accepted. Five women, including two actresses who appeared on The Cosby Show in December, filed a lawsuit in New York alleging that Cosby sexually assaulted them. Even though the statute of limitations on their claims has expired, the lawsuit was brought under the Adult Survivors Act in New York, which went into place on Thanksgiving and gives adult survivors of sexual assault a one-year opportunity to sue their perpetrators. Andrew Wyatt, Cosby's spokeswoman, called the civil action 'frivolous,' and accused the plaintiffs of requesting a payout.

Sonalee Rashatwar, who describes herself as a "superfat queer bisexual non-binary therapist," made the disturbing remarks in the four-part series We Need to Talk About Cosby, which was on display in the United Kingdom for the first time on Sunday. According to the Philadelphia-based therapist, who charges $200 an hour and is licensed in three states, men who have a fetish for sex with unconscious partners should be able to pay women to get their 'kink out.' The allegations sparked immediate criticism from viewers who wanted to know why the BBC was broadcasting an obvious justification of Bill Cosby's predatory behaviour without question. Rashatwar, who has pronounced the pronouns 'they/they,' says he is an award-winning social worker and a sex therapist who has worked with sexual assault victims as young as 13. His remarks in the film are not the first time he has courted controversy. The Philadelphia Inquirer, Vice magazine, and now the British state broadcaster have all condemned Rashatwar's strident proclamations, revealing that body mass index (BMI) is a way to criminalize fat people.

Since making the remarks on We Need to Talk About Bill Cosby, Sonalee Rashatwar, a sex therapist from The United States, was accused of 'rape apologism.' Rashatwar (left) appeared on the four-part documentary series, which is also on broadcast on BBC2: "We could create a world in which conscious women are encouraged to come and be drugged so that I can get my kink out, my fetish on unconscious people.' There's a consensual way to do it.' The sex therapist also said that "sex positivity" was the root of non-consensual sexual offences. In 2018, Cosby, 85, (right) was found guilty of aggravated indecent assault in 2018, but the indictment was reversed in 2021.