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Illustrations by María Jesús Contreras Hollywood loves a sex worker story. From Shirley MacLaine shimmying in Bob Fosse’s Sweet Charity back in 1969 to Pretty Woman’s enduring appeal since 1990 to Anora’s wins at the Academy Awards last year, the industry has long been fascinated with how women sell their bodies. But sex work has evolved in the internet age, and movies and television shows have mostly been slow to reflect this change. Enter Margo’s Got Money Troubles, a series premiering on April 15 on Apple TV. Elle Fanning stars as the title character, a college dropout and new mom who turns to OnlyFans to help her pay her mounting bills. …
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