Harvey Weinstein Hospitalized En Route To Jail For Chest Pains, High Blood Pressure

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Harvey Weinstein Hospitalized En Route To Jail For Chest Pains, High Blood Pressure
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Harvey Weinstein was admitted to an NYC hospital Monday almost immediately after he was convicted of third-degree rape and criminal sexual act by lisettevoytko

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