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In the weeks following The New York times initial report on Harvey Weinstein, unveiling

his storied history of sexual harassment, misconduct, and later, assault a wave of similar

exposes have followed outing similarly high-powered Hollywood execs for similarly disturbing patterns

of behavior.

The most recent name on the list *was* Kevin Spacey...until today.

The Los Angeles Times went live this morning with an investigation in which several actresses

and other women accuse director and producer Brett Ratner of sexual harassment and in one

case assault.

Ratner is famous for helming the Rush Hour franchise, the first bad X-Men movie, and

most recently producing movies like Horrible Bosses and The Revenant.

The most serious allegation comes from actress Natasha Henstridge whom you know from movies

like Species or The Whole Nine Yards.

She claims Ratner forced her to perform oral sex on him when she was 19 years-old after

a gathering at his apartment ended with her being the last guest present.

"He strong-armed me in a real way.

He physically forced himself on me.

At some point, I gave in and he did his thing."

When the Harvey Weinstein story first broke a few weeks ago, Henstridge raised eyebrows

with this tweet, which has come into horrifying focus now.

Elsewhere in the story, Olivia Munn recounts her now infamous encounter with Ratner, which

she'd previously detailed in her 2010 book "Suck It, Wonder Woman."

In it she says Brett masturbated in front of her on the set of his caper film After

Sunset.

His response to that allegation was to say that he actually quote "banged" Olivia,

only to later admit that was a lie to Howard Stern.

Munn says Ratner later confronted her about her allegations in person at a Hollywood party,

allegedly saying "Why do you hate me?" then detailing that he masturbated on 10 of

her magazine covers.

There's also an account from actress Jamie Ray Newman, who stars on Netflix's upcoming

The Punisher.

She says she met Ratner on a flight, where he openly and loudly detailed what he would

like to do to her orally.

Katharine Towne, daughter of famed screenwriter Robert Towne, says Ratner cornered her in

the bathroom at a party once, to the point where she gave him her number just so she

could escape.

Ratner would pursue a date with her for the following 6 months before finally backing

off.

Ratner of course didn't provide comment for the story but his lawyer is all over it,

profusely refuting all the claims on Brett's behalf.

To the Katharine Towne story, for example he says:

"Even if hypothetically this incident occurred exactly as claimed, how is flirting at a party,

complimenting a woman on her appearance, and calling her to ask her for a date wrongful

conduct?"

It's worth noting this is the same Martin Singer who represented Bill Cosby in sexual

assault cases as well, so, yea.

Prominent Hollywood figures like Jessica Chastain, Jamie Chung, Amber Tamblyn and Asia Argento

have since shared the story and lent credence to its claims.

"I know a woman who was too scared to go on record for this story.

I stand with them all.

This is not easy to do"

As per Amber's tweet this probably won't be the last we hear of this troubling story.

For more updates, keep it locked to Complex News on YouTube.

For more infomation >> Rush Hour Director Brett Ratner is Accused of Sexual Misconduct - Duration: 2:57.

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Kyrie Irving Is Back to Claiming the Earth Is Flat - Duration: 3:54.

What's up, guys?

I'm Frazier here for Complex News.

Kyrie Irving turned the NBA world upside-down and caused chaos among middle school teachers

all across the country back in February when he revealed that he doesn't believe the

Earth is round.

Even though the Earth being round is something that has been scientifically proven, Irving

came right out and said that he believes the Earth is actually flat.

Kyrie Irving via Road Trippin' podcast "This is not even a conspiracy theory.

The Earth is flat."

NBA fans and NBA writers killed Irving for his comments, with some going as far as to

call him irresponsible for questioning whether or not the Earth is round.

Irving obviously has a lot of young fans, and many people didn't think it was a good

idea for him to take the position he did.

The aforementioned middle school teachers, in particular, complained about how some students

were openly following Irving's lead and creating havoc in their classrooms with their

own flat Earth theories.

It took him awhile to distance himself from his comments, but in late September, Irving

finally revealed that he wasn't actually a flat Earth truther like so many people believed.

Rather, he admitted that he simply said the Earth was flat to get a rise out of people

and to prove a larger point.

By trolling America, he said that he proved that there are far too many people who believe

the things they're taught without ever questioning them.

Kyrie Irving via The Toucher and Rich Show "It was all an exploitation tactic.

It literally spun the world—your guys' world—it spun it into a frenzy and proved

exactly what I thought it would do in terms of how this all works.

It created a division…and let all these people throw tomatoes at me or have somebody

think I'm somehow a different intellectual person because I believe the Earth is flat

and you think the Earth is round.

It created exactly that…It proved what I thought it would."

At the time, Irving said that he was simply trying to conduct a social experiment with

his flat Earth comments, which suddenly made all the sense in the world.

It explained why he spent so much time trying to convince people that he really thought

the Earth was flat, and it forced most people to move on from the topic and excuse Irving

for the comments he made.

But now, Irving has added another layer to this ongoing story by talking about his flat

Earth theory again.

And he still doesn't sound like a guy who's 100 percent convinced that the Earth is round.

During an appearance on the premiere episode of UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma's

new podcast, Holding Court, Irving suggested that there's still a part of him that thinks

the Earth might be flat.

And he even went as far as to say that he doesn't think we've ever seen a real photo

of the Earth.

Kyrie Irving via Holding Court "The whole intent behind it, Coach, it wasn't

to bash science.

It wasn't to like have the intent of starting a rage and be seen as this insane individual.

When I started seeing comments and things about universal truths that I had known, like

I had questions.

When I started actually doing research of my own and figuring out that there is no real

picture of Earth, not one real picture of Earth—and we haven't been back to the

moon since 1961 or 1969—it becomes like conspiracy, too."

Irving's comments have inevitably led to more rage among NBA fans who can't believe

Irving is revisting this topic and sharing his flat Earth theory again.

Some are in disbelief about how dead-set he is to try and prove that he's not wrong.

"Kyrie Irving still has not let go of his flat earth theory.

He is solid and content in his wrongness.

It's amazing, truly."

Others have told him about how easy it is to find a photo of Earth.

"Kyrie says 'that there is no real picture of earth.'

Kyrie, apparently, doesn't believe in Google either"

But mostly, people have pleaded with Irving to simply stop talking about the Earth being

flat.

"KYRIE PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT THE EARTH THANKS"

Maybe Irving is conducting another social experiment here and we just don't realize

it yet.

Or maybe he really believes what he's saying.

But either way, it's clear that he's not going to budge from this particular belief.

The Earth is flat in his mind, and there's no changing that.

For Complex News, I'm Frazier and coming November 4th and 5th is the Second Annual

Complex Con, where we bring all things Complex to life.

Catch live performances, score some exclusive fits, take in informative panels, and crush

some delicious grub.

Cop your tickets at Complexcon.com/tickets now.

For more infomation >> Kyrie Irving Is Back to Claiming the Earth Is Flat - Duration: 3:54.

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This Performance Is Being Called MAMAMOO Solar's Sexiest Moment Ever - Duration: 1:00.

This Performance Is Being Called MAMAMOO Solar's Sexiest Moment Ever

MAMAMOO Solars charismatic solo performance at their Moosical Concert earlier this year is going viral.

She started off the stage with her cover of Whitney Houstons classic, I Will Always Love You…. …but then the music changed and she took off her gown to reveal a sexy white dress underneath.

She then completely rocked the stage with a wet drum performance and shocked everyone of her skills. Solar also looked like she was having the time of her life, truly enjoying the stage with sheer confidence.

That wasnt the end, however, as she kicked it up another notch by performing Justin Timberlakes Sexyback.

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Is Australia barking mad to restrict dogs from riding on public transport? - Duration: 1:58.

39% percent of Sydney households own a dog and we wanted to find out how they were travelling

with their dogs in a city where dogs are restricted from using public transport.

We did a survey of over 1,200 dog owners in Sydney and we found that there are a really

high number of dog-related car trips being done each week.

Based on the Sydney dog owners that we spoke to, we estimated that about 2.4 million dog-related

car trips occur in Sydney every week.

We looked at policies from 30 different cities and we found that Australia is actually relatively

unusual with the kinds of restrictions that it places on dogs travelling in public transport.

Countries where dogs are more popular, like the USA and Australia, are actually the countries

that are most prohibitive of dogs riding on public transport.

In Australian cities we are seeing dogs more welcomed in public spaces.

We see dogs in bars and cafes, out and about in the park.

We're really embracing that notion that dogs are more than just a stay-at-home pet.

The benefits of allowing dogs on public transport would extend far beyond there being fewer

cars on the road.

Dogs get people out and about in the community; they get people being physically active; and

they also bring people together in the community.

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