Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has given a rare interview from inside New York’s notorious Rikers Island — where he says he still sees himself as a victim of the movement that helped bring him down. The 73-year-old, now in a wheelchair and housed in the jail’s medical unit due to a string of health problems, spoke for an hour about his life behind bars, the allegations against him, and the collapse of the empire he once built in Hollywood. In prison, he says he has been punched, attacked and left bloodied on the floor, claiming other inmates constantly harass and threaten him. Weinstein admitted he “misled” women and apologised for his behaviour, but again insisted he is “no rapist,” describing himself instead as an “oversexed schmuck who made stupid moves.” The interview comes after years of legal battles following explosive investigations by The New York Times and The New Yorker in 2017 that exposed allegations from dozens of women and ignited the global MeToo movement.

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Steve Kerr: "We need to play fewer games. We need to take 10 games off the schedule. The modern game with the pace and the space I think it would be a more competitive and healthier league if we played fewer games

Wireless Brain Sensors Market Poised for Significant Growth as Neurotechnology and Remote Healthcare Gain Momentum https://growthmarketreports.com/report/wireless-brain-sensors-market-global-industry-analysis The global Wireless Brain Sensors Market is witnessing rapid expansion as advancements in neurotechnology and wearable healthcare devices transform neurological monitoring. Increasing prevalence of neurological disorders and the growing adoption of non-invasive monitoring solutions are accelerating the demand for wireless brain sensing technologies worldwide.

As thousands of expats fled Dubai following Iranian retaliatory str**es in March 2026, animal shelters across the United Arab Emirates were suddenly overwhelmed. Rescuers reported dogs tied to lampposts, cats left outside homes, and veterinary clinics receiving requests to put down perfectly healthy pets whose owners didn’t want to deal with them before leaving. Volunteers said hundreds of posts appeared in WhatsApp and Facebook groups within days, asking shelters to take in abandoned animals. Organizations like K9 Friends Dubai and War Paws called the situation heartbreaking — especially in a city where many fleeing residents could afford private jets and security convoys. Under UAE law, abandoning a pet can lead to fines and jail time, but during the crisis enforcement has been minimal. Now a difficult question is spreading online: If someone abandons an animal in a crisis… should they ever be allowed to own one again?