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VICE kicks off its 18-show fourth season TONIGHT, FEB. 5 (11:00-11:30 p.m. ET/PT), immediately following a new edition of 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' with other editions debuting subsequent Todays at the same time. HBO partners with VICE on the Emmy®-winning weekly news magazine series.

VICELAND, VICE's new TV network, has shared the first trailer of FLOPHOUSE - a groundbreaking hilarious stand-up comedy series - which premieres on Thursday, March 3rd at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.

On behalf of VICELAND, VICE's new TV network, we are excited to share the first trailer for its show WEEDIQUETTE, hosted by Krishna Andavolu, which premieres on Tuesday, March 1st at 11PM on VICELAND.

VICELAND, VICE's new TV network has shared the first trailer for BALLS DEEP, a brand new series hosted by Thomas Morton. The series premieres on Wednesday, March 2nd at 11PM on VICELAND.

VICE kicks off its 18-show fourth season FRIDAY, FEB. 5 (11:00-11:30 p.m. ET/PT), immediately following a new edition of 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' with other editions debuting subsequent Fridays at the same time. HBO partners with VICE on the Emmy®-winning weekly news magazine series.

VICELAND, VICE's new TV network, launched the first trailer for GAYCATION, a brand new series hosted by Ellen Page and Ian Daniel.

HBO has announced April and May episodes of VICE

Noisey, VICE's music channel, today presents the final episode of Noisey Atlanta, an all-access pass into the complex and thriving Atlanta rap scene. In the episode, Thomas travels to the house where Peewee Longway and Young Thug shot the video for 'Loaded.'

The dynamic news show VICE kicks off its 14-edition third season FRIDAY, MARCH 6 (11:00-11:45 p.m. ET/PT), immediately following “Real Time with Bill Maher,”

?The dynamic news show VICE kicks off its 14-edition third season TONIGHT, MARCH 6 (11:00-11:45 p.m. ET/PT), immediately following “Real Time with Bill Maher,”

Noisey, VICE's music channel, today presents Part Seven of Noisey Atlanta, an all-access pass into the complex and thriving Atlanta rap scene.

?The dynamic news show VICE kicks off its 14-edition third season FRIDAY, MARCH 6 (11:00-11:45 p.m. ET/PT), immediately following “Real Time with Bill Maher,”

In January 2000, three men took to the stage at the Bryant-Lake Bowl in an unassuming and intimate revue called 'Unexpected Songs' featuring music made famous by the women of Broadway. Five incarnations, fourteen years, two additional cast members, and one name change later, an updated iteration of that modest little show, now called 'DreamBoys,' makes its Fringe debut in a sexy and fun production that is also surprisingly moving and relevant.

In January 2000, three men took to the stage at the Bryant-Lake Bowl in an unassuming and intimate revue called 'Unexpected Songs' featuring music made famous by the women of Broadway. Five incarnations, fourteen years, two additional cast members, and one name change later, an updated iteration of that modest little show, now called 'DreamBoys,' makes its Fringe debut in a sexy and fun production that is also surprisingly moving and relevant.

Provocateur, filmmaker and journalist Vikram Gandhi has joined HBO's Emmy® nominated news magazine show, VICE.

The Washington Stage Guild continues its 27th season with the area premiere of TRYST by Karoline Leach. Tryst is set in 1912, England - the same setting as the Stage Guild's last hit production, George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. But while both plays deal with the sparks that fly when a man presumes to exploit a young woman for his own purposes, Tryst is a suspenseful cat-and-mouse game where it's not always clear who is the cat and who the mouse. Based on the true story of the mysterious Mr. George Love, Tryst was a West End hit in 1997, and had successful New York runs in both 2006 and 2011, but has never been produced in the DC area until now.

The Washington Stage Guild continues its 27th season with the area premiere of TRYST by Karoline Leach. Tryst is set in 1912, England - the same setting as the Stage Guild's last hit production, George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. But while both plays deal with the sparks that fly when a man presumes to exploit a young woman for his own purposes, Tryst is a suspenseful cat-and-mouse game where it's not always clear who is the cat and who the mouse. Based on the true story of the mysterious Mr. George Love, Tryst was a West End hit in 1997, and had successful New York runs in both 2006 and 2011, but has never been produced in the DC area until now.

The Washington Stage Guild celebrates its 27th Season with its distinctive repertory, an array of eloquent plays of idea and argument, passion and wit-smart theatre for a smart town. As always, The Washington Stage Guild's 2012-2013 season will include four productions of plays that delight and challenge audiences with wit, insight, and truth. There are always lessons to be learned in these great works, and the plays of the Stage Guild's 27th season revolve around the complex relationship between teacher and student, mentor and disciple, expert and novice, when the inevitable happens and the pupil takes flight. Three plays by a trio of the greatest writers the world has known-Dante, Shaw, T.S. Eliot-will be joined by the DC premiere of a recent Off-Broadway hit by the Englishwoman Karoline Leach.