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For much of the internet, the defamation trial against Amber Heard by Johnny Depp has turned toxic relationships and intimate partner violence into ...

“I was only just starting to silence the voices in my head that were calling me a liar,” says Dawson. Now she’s overwhelmed by them. “I do feel like there are editorial decisions being made at Twitter and at Facebook to feature certain topics really prominently, to feature the livestreams of the trial,” she says. I had flashbacks of how much I harmed myself and allowed others to harm me by not taking what was rightfully mine as a wife and how difficult it was to reinvent my life.” To be clear, it’s not just that the physical space itself is suddenly on everyone’s screens — it’s what’s happening in that space, of all places, that has been the most painful. And when survivors are confronted with, say, a makeup brand making a lighthearted joke about the foundation Heard allegedly used to cover bruises or TikTokers doing trial reenactments, our traumatized brains kick into action. “It feels like the world wants me dead,” she says. For Dawson, it’s not merely memories of abuse that have upended her ability to function. Not because Heard is being demonized by Depp’s fans, or because I fear my own abuser taking a cue from Depp and attempting to destroy me in court. On TikTok, it’s even worse: The algorithm’s lack of transparency (and lack of user control) makes curating content a challenge. On YouTube, film critics have switched over to offering trial commentary, and on TikTok, clips from the trial have become memes. Kent’s own stylist was particularly enthusiastic, telling her, “‘I can’t believe they’re taking a break for two weeks, I don’t know what I’m going to do for entertainment for the next two weeks.’ Entertainment!” Over the past month and a half, the trial has metastasized into a full-on cultural phenomenon. Personally, the fire hose of trial coverage has been actively distressing.

Watch live as Kate Moss testifies as a rebuttal witness in Johnny Depp's defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard. Depp is also expected to re-take the ...

After losing a bid to dismiss Heard's defamation countersuit, Depp's defense called on forensic, medical, social media, and entertainment experts to refute experts previously called by Heard's defense. She also denied leaving human feces on his bed and severing the tip of his finger. Depp said Heard had a "need for violence," accusing her of leaving human feces on his bed, severing the tip of his finger following an argument, physically abusing him, and cheating on him with costars. Depp and Heard also have some famous names on their witness list. Depp is suing Heard for $50 million over her 2018 Washington Post op-ed detailing her experiences as a domestic abuse survivor. Depp's former lover, actress Ellen Barkin, and Heard's sister, Whitney Henriquez, have also testified.

Depp is suing Heard for libel over a 2018 op-ed she wrote describing herself as "a public figure representing domestic abuse."

Heard has testified about more than a dozen separate instances of physical abuse she says she suffered at Depp's hands. Also Wednesday, supermodel Kate Moss, a former girlfriend of Depp, denied that she had ever been pushed or assaulted by Depp during the course of their relationship. His lawyers say he was defamed by the article even though it never mentioned his name.

As Johnny Depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard nears its conclusion, rebuttal witnesses for Heard's countersuit are expected to testify ...

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Depp had returned to the stand on Wednesday as a rebuttal witness. Heard had previously testified that Depp sustained the injury by punching a telephone into the wall. Heard is expected to return to the stand today. Depp took the stand on Wednesday as several rebuttal witnesses testified on his behalf. But Depp's nail was not injured. Henriquez sat in the courtroom as Depp testified on the stand Wednesday that she was also a victim of Heard's abuse. Heard's team is expected to to present rebuttal witnesses for the countersuit. Henriquez had previously testified that she was at the penthouse with Heard and Depp during a fight. Henriquez took the stand last week and testified that when she first met Depp around 2012 he was 'bright and beautiful and lovely and kind and generous.' She said Depp struck her in the back and Heard then hit Depp. Heard is expected to take the witness stand again today as a rebuttal witness for her team's countersuit. Depp's finger was sliced off in a 2015 blowout fight with Amber Heard. Depp claims the injury was caused by a vodka bottle that Heard hurled at him.

On Wednesday, Johnny Depp called his ex-wife's accusations of sexual and physical abuse “insane” as he returned to the witness stand in his libel suit against ...

“The Johnny Depp vs. The Johnny Depp vs. The most basic of plans is the “fubo standard” package, which comprises 121-plus channels for $69.99 per month. Philo costs $25 a month and also offers a 7-day free trial. Moss also testified as a rebuttal witness. Heard has testified about more than a dozen separate instances of physical abuse she says she suffered at Depp’s hands.

Amber Heard's lawyers rested their defense Tuesday, and lawyers for Johnny Depp began calling rebuttal witnesses as the defamation trial neared its ...

"That was in fact in the dark," Depp said of the train image. "And I screamed because I didn't know what had happened to me and I was in pain. She said they argued on the last night of the trip because Depp wanted her "permission" to break his sobriety. "I had determined that creating forms of those questions would be a better use of the time. "He had me up against the wall while he's standing on the floor in between the beds, and I was on the bed kind of half kneeling, half standing, trying to get his arms off my neck. "Ms. Heard took the story and turned it into a very ugly incident, all in her mind," Depp said. "I hadn't landed a blow and I, for the first time, hit him," Heard said. "That is the exact area, but a side light will cause that as well," Depp said. When asked if he repeatedly smashed that phone, Depp responded in the U.K. testimony that it was "possible." "I don't have that kind of hubris or expectation," he said of the texts. Depp has alleged that Heard threw two vodka bottles at him during the March 2015 Australia argument, which he said resulted in glass severing the tip of his finger. "There's no way to answer that scientifically because ... the evidence we're given," Neumeister said.

Depp is suing Heard for libel over a 2018 op-ed she wrote describing herself as "a public figure representing domestic abuse."

Still, when Heard's lawyer asked Depp whether he tried to get Heard fired from "Aquaman," he denied it. Depp also addressed the accusation in his testimony, saying it happened just as Moss said. Depp, though, said that after Heard auditioned for the role, he talked to the studio on her behalf. His lawyers say he was defamed by the article even though it never mentioned his name. Heard has testified about more than a dozen separate instances of physical abuse she says she suffered at Depp's hands. "I have never in my life committed sexual battery, physical abuse, all these outlandish, outrageous stories of me committing these things," he said.

Depp's former celebrity girlfriend will appear in court by video call to testify on Depp's behalf.

Watch live stream online: You can watch Johnny Depp vs. Her involvement in the trial comes after Amber Heard mentioned her name while on the stand last week—causing Depp’s attorneys to first-pump in celebration. Vasquez later cross-examined Moore, arguing that he never treated Depp and could not accurately weigh in on the cause of injury. Live coverage of the trial begins today, Wednesday, May 25, at 7 a.m. PT/10 a.m. ET on the Law & Crime Trial Network, which is available on several cable packages and streaming services. Heard denies this claim and says she only has a vague memory of that event. Depp has claimed that former wife Amber Heard threw the bottle at him during a fight in 2015 and injured his finger.

Moss testified as a rebuttal witness in Depp's libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard.