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Welcome to the Double X Gap Fest for Thursday, February 6th, the triple package, triple-axle edition.

I'm Hannah Rosen, recording from the Washington, D.C. studio.

I am joined in New York today by the lovely June Thomas. Oh my God, I sound

like Steve Madcap by the lovely June Thomas. Hello, Hannah. I don't know what you're wearing

because I'm not there. So beautiful purple sweater. And there's Noreen Malone of New York

magazine. Hi, Noreen. So before we get going today, I want to announce

again our live show, our special love show at 6th and I in Washington, D.C. We are joined by special

guests from the Date Lab, my favorite Washington Post column, which sets uptight Washingtonians

with each other, and then has them rate the results. You can get tickets at slate.com

slash double-XDC. There are still tickets available, and we would love to see you there. So please

come. It's going to be a really, really fun show. We did it last year, and it was really fun,

and it will be again. Our three topics. First, Dylan Farrow, the adopted daughter of Woody Allen,

writes an open letter in the New York Times, detailing exactly how her father abused her.

Can we ever watch a Woody Allen movie again?

Second, Tiger Mother, Amy Chua strikes again with a new book explaining why certain cultural groups succeed more than others.

And third, the Olympics are coming this week, a sports forum where women can shine as much as men, because really, who wants to watch men do 10,000 ski jumps?

We will preview the women of the Olympics.

So our first topic, a depressing one.

Since Woody Allen won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Golden Globes Awards last month, stories about his unsavory personal life have flared up again. The worst of

them are accusations that he molested his seven-year-old adopted daughter Dylan. These accusations

have been fought about for years, and then last week, Dylan herself wrote an open letter in the New York

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