The documentary outlines Evan Rachel Wood’s journey.

Not like he’s getting invited out much these days.

Wood makes the accusation in Phoenix Rising, the forthcoming two-part documentary about the Westworld star and her work as an advocate for survivors of domestic abuse.

The two-part documentary will also air on HBO later this year.

Wood says she “took Manson’s threat seriously, then and now.”

Suddenly Kanye is all, “Oopsie, Manson didn’t write that song I said he wrote.”

Manson is said not to have been home at the time of the raid.

“We won’t look back at people’s history, we won’t look at their criminal record,” says the CEO.

A new report says the shock rocker is “open to settlement discussions” with his accusers.

He used a converted vocal booth to punish his ex-girlfriends for hours at a time.

Is the Antichrist Superstar making an earnest bid to get in good with Jesus?

Has Manson found God???

“A reasonable jury could find that the effects of [Manson’s] alleged unconscionable acts, including the perceived threat to Plaintiff’s safety, immigration status, and career, persisted years after her last contact with [Manson],” according to the judge.

Read details of the new version of her legal complaint.

A judge cited the statute of limitations as the reason for the dismissal.

He also says that Manson didn’t deliberately spit on the videographer.

This is not one of the myriad lawsuits recently brought against him for allegedly assaulting multiple ex-girlfriends.

Wood covered the New Radicals’ “Get What You Give” and flipped the bird when Manson’s name came up in the lyrics.

Earlier this week, Manson appeared on stage with West at a release party show for the record.

The shock rocker is facing a flood of allegations of sexual and emotional abuse.