Sexual Abuse: Last News

Phoenix Rising” — a two-part documentary set to air on HBO, beginning March 15, that’s directed by Oscar- and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Amy Berg — Wood, 34, reveals she realized she was pregnant with the baby of her alleged abuser, Marilyn Manson, while working on that 2011 miniseries.“From the beginning of our relationship, he always had an issue with whatever birth control I was using — and I went through, like, every type to see which one he liked, and he didn’t like any of them, so essentially he didn’t want me using birth control,” Wood says in the film, whose first half premiered during the Sundance Film Festival in January. She claims that Manson refused to wear a condom, and using spermicides after intercourse didn’t work. Wood decided to terminate the pregnancy — and was shocked when Manson demanded she cook him a meal directly after the abortion.

dropped Wednesday by Vanity Fair. Sharpe, 87, and Holiday, 91, were interviewed by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, the duo behind the controversial HBO docuseries “Allen v. Farrow.” Golden Globe winner Sharpe recounted being cast opposite Lewis — who died in 2017 at the age of 91 — in the 1964 flick “The Disorderly Orderly.” She alleged that while she was in wardrobe getting fitted for her costumes, Lewis told everyone but her to exit the room.

allegations of sexual assault.Noth, 67, shared two photos of his sons with wife Tara Wilson, 42.One snap showed Orion, 14, playing basketball, with the caption, “SWISH. It’s a thrill to watch his love for basketball blossom.”Noth commemorated younger son Keats’ second birthday in another post.

accused her former fiancé Brian Warner — otherwise known as the controversial goth rocker Marilyn Manson — as her abuser for the first time.But as the now 34-year-old Wood claims in “Phoenix Rising,” a feature documentary whose first half premiered Sunday night at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, the signs had been apparent for years — and in at least one instance, viewed by nearly 30 million fans on YouTube.In the film, set to air in its entirety on HBO in March, Wood recalls her appearance in his 2007 music video for “Heart-Shaped Glasses,” which shows the couple having sex, or so it appears. While the song plays over these specific clips in the video, the documentary airs the sound of Wood, then 19, shouting in distress.“We had discussed a simulated sex scene,” Wood said.

posted a TikTok claiming that an unnamed “pop-punk band” had invited her on to their tour bus when she was 13 — and boiled over Monday after more incendiary claims of underage sexual abuse were lobbed on Monday in a bombshell Twitter thread.The initial TikTok clip first spurred social media sleuths to link details from her story to All Time Low.

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told The Cut that the 52-year-old shock rocker — who had been her teenage idol — controlled her like a prisoner when she left her husband to live with him for two months in 2011.She said Manson went from being a “massive role model who really helped me through some incredibly dark and difficult times as a teenager” to a “monster who almost destroyed me and almost destroyed so many women.”“He’s not a misunderstood artist,” she told The Cut.

accused her ex-fiance Manson of abusing her during their relationship — said on Instagram she filed the report against the rocker’s wife, Lindsay Usich, after becoming aware of the alleged threat in December.The “Westworld” actress, 33, alleged that the threat was to “shut her up” and “ruin her career.”She shared a copy of the police report, though blocked out information about where exactly it was filed.Wood claimed that the photos in question had been taken while she was underage dating the musician, whose real name is Brian Warner, and at one of his shows in Las Vegas.In one of the images she posted, Wood had a drawn-on mustache and was wearing a German-style military hat, which she claimed belonged to Manson as part of his stage

allegations leveled at Manson by his former fiancé Evan Rachel Wood.Reznor, who has previously rebuked the goth rocker, again vehemently denied a claim in Manson’s 1998 autobiography, “The Long Hard Road Out of Hell,” that Manson and Reznor allegedly physically and sexually assaulted an inebriated woman in the 1990s. “I have been vocal over the years about my dislike of Manson as a person and cut ties with him nearly 25 years ago.

It’s never a bad time to go over—once again—consent. And of course, like many things in this world, we turn to Black women to show us the way.