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Elizabeth Wellington

Elizabeth Wellington: With more women behind the camera, more men are baring it all on screen

When a man texts a pic of his junk in a lame effort to turn me on, I delete it. But if I catch a glimpse of full-frontal nudity on cable TV or in a film, it feels delightfully naughty.

That’s why I’m intrigued that so many popular TV shows like "Insecure," "And Just Like That," "Euphoria," "Scenes from a Marriage," "Power" and "Pam & Tommy" are flashing the male goods at us.

"Take Me Out," a Broadway play starring "Grey’s Anatomy" alum Jesse Williams as a gay baseball player that debuted earlier this month, rewards the audience with full frontal.

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