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The Cut. The Cut. The Cut. The Cut. The Cut.

The Cut.

Lately, there have been some truly salacious stories in the news about powerful celebrity men who've crossed some lines with women they were dating.

And these have been sort of aftershocks of the Me Too movement, where these new accusations,

I'm thinking of Army Hammer and the allegations of abuse and cannibalism or Marilyn Manson's rape room,

brought back this important conversation on the ways that power and fame can be abused.

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