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SOON-YI PREVIN CLAIMS MIA FARROW ABUSED HER AND #METOO: After decades of silence, Woody Allen‘s wife and Mia Farrow‘s adoptive daughterSoon-Yi Previn is speaking out in an explosive new interview with New York Magazine. She claims that Mia “coached” her daughter Dylan into saying Woody assaulted her in 1993 when she was 7. The 47-year-old infamously married Woody, 82, previously her mother’s partner for decades. She also slammed Mia, claiming she would beat her with hairbrushes and call her “moronic.” Soon-Yi claims she’d hold her upside down “because she thought … that blood going to my head would make me smarter or something.” Dylan and her siblings, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning Ronan Farrow, dismissed the interview-and the magazine-on Twitter. (New York Magazine)

LES MOONVES NOT INVITED TO EMMY‘S: Disgraced CBS CEO Les Moonves will not be attending the Emmy‘s tonight, despite the fact that he helmed 18 nominated programs, TMZ reports. A network source told the website that the accusations of misconduct against Moonves sunk him, but others say he wouldn’t have attended anyway. (TMZ)

TOM ARNOLD SAYS MARK BURNETT CHOKED HIM AT PARTY: Actor Tom Arnold has previously lambasted MGM chairman Mark Burnett for, he claims, purposefully burying Apprentice tapes that make President Donald Trump look bad, and how he is claiming Burnett has assaulted him. “Mark Burnett just went ape***t & choked me at this huge Emmy party and then he ran away with his torn Pink shirt & missing gold chain,” Arnold tweeted Sunday night. “I’m waiting for LAPD.” (Vulture)

MEGAN FOX’S EX-LAWYER FIRES BACK AT STAR: Megan Fox‘s ex-lawyer is responding to her attempt to sue her for allegedly railroading her into a purchase of a $5 million mansion, The Blast reports. Fox sued Cynthia Pett-Dante earlier this year, claiming the $3.2 million purchase caused her emotional distress after it turned out to have major issues. In her $5 million suit, Fox claimed: “the property has been a nightmarish living hell for [Fox] and her family because all of the individuals involved in the transaction” including to the seller, real estate brokers, lawyers, geologists, title officers and appraiser, concealed and/or failed to disclose to her the numerous issues, including serious mold issues in several rooms.” Pett-Dante claims she did nothing wrong and is seeking dismissal from the case. (The Blast)