Marilyn Manson’s manager, Tony Ciulla, quits representing the musician, writes music magazine Rolling Stone Friday. The reason is the accusations of several women, including actress Evan Rachel Wood, of abuse and manipulation by the singer.
Ciulla had worked as the manager of Brian Warner, Manson’s real-life name, since 1996. In that year the musician broke through to the general public with Antichrist Superstar.
His record label and agency also announced this week that they no longer want to work with the 52-year-old musician. Network Starz decided to remove him from the series American Gods cut it and AMC turned it off Creepshow.
Wood, known from the series Westworld, reported last week via social media that Manson, her ex, abused her for years. After that he was accused by four other women.
On Thursday, singer Phoebe Bridgers reported how she came to Manson as a teenager. “He called a room in his house the ‘rape room’. I thought at the time that it was terrible bad boy humor. (..) Everyone knew about it;
Manson said on Tuesday that he did not recognize the allegations of the women. “My work and life have always attracted controversy, but the recent allegations against me are serious distortions of the truth,” he wrote. Instagram. “The intimate relationships I’ve had have always been mutual. The fact that others now choose to twist the past, and why, does not alter the fact that this is the truth.”
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