LaBeouf does hourlong silent interview, claims he was raped

After walking the red carpet with a paper bag on his head and getting arrested for disordarly conduct on Broadway, Shia LaBeouf is back to his bizarre self by conducting an hourlong silent interview.
The actor, who stayed in news for his outrageous stunts throughout last year, also claimed that he was raped during his #IAmSorry art installation in LA.
The actor claimed his girlfriend, who was in the line to meet him during the installation, knew about what happened and was hurt by it.
"It really hurt her as well. When she came in she asked for an explanation, and I couldn't speak, so we both sat with this unexplained trauma silently. It was painful," he said about the alleged incident.

It was LaBeouf's idea to do a silent video interview for Dazed magazine's story on the actor while an edited version of his dialogues that he gave through email, appear as text with the video.
The interview took place in October when LaBeouf was in London for the premiere of Fury. The actor and the interviewer both wear GoPro cameras strapped to their heads during the interview.
LaBeouf's I Am Sorry installation included the actor spending a week living inside a Beverly Boulevard gallery. He wore his 'I am not famous anymore' paper bag over his head and the visitors were allowed to meet him one-on-one.