Actor Crispin Glover has denied accusations that he unlawfully kept a woman as his “live in girlfriend/sex slave.”

In documents filed with the Los Angeles County Superior Court on June 3, the Back to the Future actor claimed that the allegations made against him by an unnamed model in a February 25 lawsuit were false. He also alleged that the complaint was a way to extract money from him.

The model, known as Jane Doe in the documents, hails from the United Kingdom. She had accused Glover of fraud, battery, malicious prosecution, infliction of emotional distress, wrongful eviction, and violations of California’s Bane Act, as per Entertainment Weekly.

Glover, 62, has filed a cross-complaint, characterising the woman’s behaviour as “willful, fraudulent, oppressive, and malicious”. He has accused her of unlawful trespass, battery, assault and intrusion into private affairs. Glover also shared a copy of an alleged temporary restraining order against the woman taken out on March 4.

The actor is seeking damages and demanding a jury trial.

In February, a lawsuit filed against Glover claimed that he had “manipulated” the complainant into moving to Los Angeles and working as his assistant in 2024.

The woman claimed that she ended up in “a disturbing situation” where she was reportedly “held captive” by the actor in his home and coerced to become his “girlfriend/sex slave.”

The lawsuit said that when the woman wouldn’t go along with Glover’s demands, he allegedly “unlawfully evicted” her. The actor also stands accused of later assaulting the woman when she tried to re-enter his house to get back her belongings and pet cats.

The lawsuit states that Glover “made a false police report and fraudulent petition for a restraining order against” the Jane Doe and continued to “harass and sexually pursue” her.

In his cross-complaint, Glover said he had “a brief romantic relationship” with Jane Doe and claimed he realised she suffered “ from serious mental health issues, including bipolar disorder” after she had moved into his home, as per Page Six.

Glover said their relationship ended on March 1, 2024, when the woman asked him to “deceive others by saying that we were married in an Islamic ceremony”. He claimed that when he refused, she started “acting erratically.”

The next day, the woman reportedly came back to Glover’s home with an “unknown man” and they “verbally and physically” attacked the actor. The 62-year-old said he called the police to arrest his ex for felony assault.

Later on, Glover claimed he got an email from Doe’s lawyer in September 2025, asking for “an unspecified amount of money” to prevent legal action against him.

Paramount+ has released a series of new photos from the highly anticipated third season of Lioness, giving fans a fresh look at the next installment of Taylor Sheridan’s hit espionage drama. The streaming platform confirmed that Season 3 will premiere on Sunday, August 2. 

Production began in Fort Worth in October 2025 and wrapped in March, marking the second consecutive season the series has filmed across North Texas. The new season once again follows CIA operative Joe (Zoe Saldaña) as she balances her “personal and professional lives as the tip of the spear in the agency’s war on terror.”

According to the official synopsis, “Hidden networks, foreign operatives, and personal betrayals collide. Joe walks the line between duty and home as unseen forces circle her world. Patterns appear where they shouldn’t, names vanish, and paths rearrange. Guided by Kaitlyn (Nicole Kidman) and Westfield (Michael Kelly), Joe confronts enemies operating in the shadows, leaving her to reckon with a war that now reaches into every part of her life.”

Alongside the release date announcement, Paramount+ unveiled a collection of new images teasing the action, intrigue and characters that viewers can expect this season. It is worth noting that much of the cast from the first two seasons is set to return.

Here’s a look.

What We Know About ‘Lioness’ 

Created by Taylor Sheridan, Lioness is executive produced by Sheridan, David C. Glasser, Saldaña, Kidman, Ron Burkle, David Hutkin, Bob Yari, Michael Friedman, Jill Wagner, David Lemanowicz, Geyer Kosinski and Keith Cox.

The ensemble cast includes Zoe Saldaña, Nicole Kidman, Morgan Freeman, Michael Kelly, Laysla De Oliveira, James Jordan, Genesis Rodriguez, Austin Hébert, Dave Annable, Jill Wagner, LaMonica Garrett, Jonah Wharton, Thad Luckinbill, Hannah Love Lanier and Yellowstone alum Ian Bohen.

The series filmed its first season across Maryland, Delaware, Washington, D.C., Paris and Mallorca, Spain. For season 2, they shifted the production to North Texas. Recent seasons have filmed in and around Fort Worth, Weatherford, Strawn, Stephenville and Glen Rose.

For viewers looking to catch up before the new season arrives, Seasons 1 and 2 of Lioness are currently available to stream on Paramount+.

Disgraced rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing fresh allegations of sexually assaulting a minor almost two decades ago.

A former child actor has filed a lawsuit against Combs under the name John Doe, as per TMZ.

The lawsuit alleges that Doe, then a working child artist, attended a Hollywood Hills party in 2007 as a networking event, where he met Combs. The man claimed that the rapper invited him to talk privately about career opportunities.

Once alone, the actor claimed that Combs began to “touch” and “rub” him before allegedly performing oral sex on him while also pleasuring himself.

The documents say that the man told the rapper that his actions were making him uncomfortable, but the rapper persisted.

When he was done, Combs told the man he would “see where they would go from there for the role he had in mind” regarding a future project and then left a room.

The former child actor then said in the lawsuit that he left the room in shock.

Apart from Combs, defendants in the case include the talent agents reportedly hired to represent the man as a child actor, as per USA Today. The filing claims the individuals were negligent to put the actor in a spot to “encounter powerful adult industry figures” when his age would potentially render him “vulnerable to manipulation, coercion, exploitation, and abuse.”

The man also put forward accusations of sexual battery, childhood sexual assault, negligent supervision of a minor, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and false imprisonment in his lawsuit. He is asking for a jury trial as well as an unspecified amount in damages, costs and fees.

Juda Engelmayer, a representative for Combs, called the lawsuit “false and ridiculous” in a statement to USA Today. “He’s just another hater in a long list of people trying to get in on the money gravy train encouraged by personal injury lawyers. Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone – and that includes any child! These allegations will be disproved like all the rest,” the statement read.

Combs is presently serving a 50-month sentence for two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office is also reviewing a case involving Combs.