Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of sexual assault and rape.
He's been on trial in New York where jurors have just made their verdict.
The jury was made up of seven men and five women.
But, they found him not guilty of three other serious charges of sexual assault and rape.
The charges against him sparked the #MeToo movement, which led thousands of women to come forward with their own stories of abuse.
He'll now have to register as a sex offender and faces a minimum of five years in prison.
The maximum sentence he's facing is 25 years.
Sky's US Correspondent Ian Wood explains that he's "been found guilty of the criminal sexual assault in the first degree of Miriam Haley, rape in the first degree of Jessica Mann and rape in the third degree of Jessica Mann".
