Harvey Weinstein is expected to be arraigned Wednesday in Manhattan on a new indictment charging him with up to three additional sex offenses, his lawyer said.

Harvey Weinstein appeared on Wednesday in a New York courtroom and pleaded not guilty to one count of criminal sex act in the 1st degree after he was indicted by a grand jury earlier this month.

The disgraced Hollywood producer’s 2020 sex-crime conviction was thrown out, but he will be retried on those charges as well.

Weinstein appeared in court Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to criminal sexual act in the first degree. Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty to one count of a criminal sexual act in the first degree Wednesday after Manhattan prosecutors arraigned the former mogul in a new indictment.

The disgraced Hollywood producer was previously convicted of sexual assault and rape charges in New York, though they were overturned earlier this year.

The Manhattan DA's Office unsealed a new grand jury indictment charging the disgraced Hollywood movie mogul with a criminal sex act.

In a statement provided to The Athletic, Croft’s attorneys Meredith Firetog and Kevin Mintzer said they plan on appealing the decision.

Madison Square Garden CEO James Dolan and former Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted a massage therapist a decade ago, a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court alleges.

A massage therapist sued Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan and former movie producer Harvey Weinstein, but a judge says she hasn’t shown enough evidence of wrongdoing.