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Vice is launching an online presence devoted entirely to women. The Hollywood Reporter broke the news back in February and now the "network," called Broadly, has its first trailer. In true Vice fashion, Broadly looks like it's going to go there. In this extended teaser we see abortion medication being delivered via drone into Poland, a coven of witches in Brooklyn, a female biker gang called "The Caramel Curves," a report on the death of lesbians bars across America, Ann Coulter shooting guns and defending her argument that women should not have the right to vote, a field report from a Kenyan village exclusively populated by women, and lots more. The channel, which is presided over by editor in chief Tracie Egan Morrissey, will feature recurring series such as A Day in the Life, Style and Error (which promises to get "super deep with the superficial"), and How (Blank) Found Feminism. This is the 11th vertical launched by Vice, and seems to show that the company is serious about expanding its reach. And, hey, Mary H.K. Choi talking to Rose McGowan candidly about women in Hollywood? We'll take it.
