New Evan Rachel Wood documentary to explore Marilyn Manson abuse accusations

reported earlier this week that Marilyn Manson was once again working with Kanye West on the rapper’s forthcoming album ‘Donda 2’, the shock rocker has confirmed the ongoing collaboration.On Tuesday (February 1), West collaborator Digital Nas told Rolling Stone that Manson – real name Brian Hugh Warner – was “in there working on ‘Donda 2′” every time he had been to the studio.“[West] has some producers from ‘Yeezus’ working on ‘Donda 2’ this time around, [as well as] Marilyn, me, [and] a bunch of producers from ‘Donda 1’,” Nas told the publication.That came after Tim Skold, who has performed on multiple Marilyn Manson albums and toured as part of the band, last month shared a photo of himself in-studio on Instagram with the hashtags #marilynmanson, #kanyewest and #dondasplace.Now, Warner himself has confirmed the news, with a representative telling Newsweek he is “continuing his creative collaboration with Ye”.Warner previously featured on West’s ‘Donda’ track ‘Jail Pt 2’, and appeared alongside West at one of the rapper’s listening parties in Chicago last year.At the time, West drew backlash for collaborating with Warner, who was accused of sexually and physically abusive behaviour by multiple women in 2021, and is currently facing four civil lawsuits on sexual assault charges. Warner has denied all allegations.In February of last year, Warner’s former partner Evan Rachel Wood alleged she had been “horrifically abused” by the musician.

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Marilyn Manson, the shock rocker who has been accused of abuse by several women, is reportedly spending "every day" in the studio working with Kanye West on his upcoming album Donda 2. Kanye West collaborator Digital Nas made the comments in an interview with Rolling Stone published on Monday. Manson has denied all of the allegations of abuse against him.

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Evan Rachel Wood is alleging that Marilyn Manson's «first crime» against her occurred when she starred alongside him in his 2007 «Heart-Shaped Glasses» music video when she was 19 years old. On Sunday at the Sundance Film Festival, part one of the documentary  premiered, and according to multiple reports, Wood goes into detail about her prior relationship with Manson, born Brian Warner, and the alleged abuse she endured while with him.Wood recalls filming «Heart-Shaped Glasses,» claiming that she did not consent to having sex with Manson on camera. «It's nothing like I thought it was going to be. We're doing things that were not what was pitched to me,» the 34-year-old actress claims of the music video."...We had discussed a simulated sex scene, but once the cameras were rolling, he started penetrating me for real," she alleges.

Phoenix Rising, which premiered at the on January 23, the actor said that she was “essentially raped on-camera” by Warner when she was 19 years old. "It's nothing like I thought it was going to be," Wood said in the documentary, per . "We're doing things that were not what was pitched to me. ...

Evan Rachel Wood is speaking out about her experience with her ex Marilyn Manson.

Evan Rachel Wood is continuing to speak out against former fiancé Marilyn Manson. Back in February of last year, the 34-year-old actress

In her new documentary, Evan Rachel Wood continues to detail the abuse she allegedly faced throughout her relationship with ex-fiancé Marilyn Manson.

Zack Sharf Evan Rachel Wood says in the new documentary “Phoenix Rising” that she was “essentially raped on-camera” while filming the 2007 music video for Marilyn Manson’s “Heart-Shaped Glasses.” The video features Wood wearing “Lolita”-inspired heart-shaped glasses and having sex with Manson while flake blood rains down on them. Wood was 19 years old when she filmed the music video and alleges in the documentary that she was fed absinthe on set to the point that she was barely conscious to object when Manson had sex with her on camera.“It’s nothing like I thought it was going to be,” Wood says in the documentary (via Rolling Stone). “We’re doing things that were not what was pitched to me.

Evan Rachel Wood has accused Marilyn Manson of raping her on the set of the music video for his 2007 single "Heart-Shaped Glasses (When the Heart Guides the Hand)." The claim was made in a new documentary titled "Phoenix Rising" that focuses on the actress’ life and career. It premiered during the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. In it, the 34-year-old alleged that during a previously discussed "simulated sex scene," the rocker "started penetrating me for real," once the cameras were rolling, The Guardian reported on Monday.

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.