Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt in a scene from ‘By the Sea’
Here’s a quick rundown on the new trailer for By the Sea: The sea, contemplation, gazing, smoking, peeping, emotions, walking, more emotions, the sea again, more emotions, bathing, fighting, showering, and crying. No words, just the score and plenty of emotional moments. What’s By the Sea about? The trailer doesn’t shed any light on that, other than the fact it stars real-life couple Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt.
Angelina Jolie Pitt also wrote and directed the dramatic film which is being released in theaters on November 14, 2015.
The By the Sea Plot:
By the Sea follows an American writer named Roland (Pitt) and his wife, Vanessa (Jolie Pitt), who arrive in a tranquil and picturesque seaside resort in 1970s France, their marriage in apparent crisis. As they spend time with fellow travelers, including young newlyweds Lea (Mélanie Laurent) and François (Melvil Poupaud), and village locals Michel (Niels Arestrup) and Patrice (Richard Bohringer), the couple begins to come to terms with unresolved issues in their own lives.
In its style, and its treatment of themes of the human experience, By the Sea is inspired by European cinema and theater of the ’60s and ’70s.
Sony Pictures just released the first trailer for The Brothers Grimsby starring Mark Strong, Sacha Baron Cohen, and Rebel Wilson. The trailer shows Mark Strong’s an incredible spy while Sacha Baron Cohen is more of a slacker.
Directed by Louis Leterrier (Now You See Me), the action comedy will open in theaters on March 4, 2016.
The Brothers Grimsby Plot:
Nobby (Sacha Baron Cohen), a sweet but dimwitted English football hooligan, reunites with his long-lost brother Sebastian (Mark Strong), a deadly MI6 agent, to prevent a massive global terror attack and prove that behind every great spy is an embarrassing sibling.
Nobby has everything a man from Grimsby could want, including 11 children and the most gorgeous girlfriend in the northeast of England (Rebel Wilson). There’s only one thing missing: his little brother, Sebastian, who Nobby has spent 28 years searching for after they were separated as kids. Nobby sets off to reunite with Sebastian, unaware that not only is his brother MI6’s deadliest assassin, but he’s just uncovered plans for an imminent global terrorist attack. On the run and wrongfully accused, Sebastian realizes that if he is going to save the world, he will need the help of its biggest idiot.
“They do not get to do this! They do not get to smack us just for asking the question,” yells Mary Mapes (Cate Blanchett) to her superiors after her big story about President George W. Bush’s military service during Vietnam starts to fall apart in the dramatic film, Truth.
Back in 2004 in the days leading up to the presidential election 60 Minutes producer Mary Mapes and veteran news anchor Dan Rather (Robert Redford) worked with a small investigative team on a news story focusing on the President of the United States’ military service. After being in touch with supposed whistleblower Lt. Colonel Bill Burkett (Stacy Keach) who hands over documents questioning Bush’s fitness and duty reports, Mapes and Rather run the story on 60 Minutes II.
Soon after the story airs, however, the authenticity of the documents come into question along with the real motives of Maples’ source and her own personnel politics. This inevitably leads to a firestorm of criticism and an investigation by CBS corporate which ultimately results in Mapes and Rather losing their jobs and their reputations in the news industry.
Based on true events, Truth is a stretched-out, melodramatic, historical docudrama that has a strong cast but suffers from a simplistic script and outrageous overacting. Cate Blanchett delivers an over-the-top, unsympathetic performance as the crusading 60 Minutes producer who is determined to get HER story on the air in the hopes of it affecting the upcoming election. Blanchett keeps resorting to grabbing her forehead and pushing her hair back time and time again every time her character is stressed or gets another piece of information on how she and her team broadcasted propaganda instead of actual facts.
Topher Grace is unimpressive and how he plays his character, investigative reporter Mike Smith, is borderline annoying. Smith whines about corporate America and how journalism is dying, coming across more like a liberal rookie wanting to “stick it to the powers in charge” while trying to impress his idol, Dan Rather, than a professional reporter. Grace just doesn’t sell the character to the audience. The scene late in the film where his character is told to leave the CBS News building and that he no longer is allowed on the premises is painfully horrible, with Grace’s character’s outlandish outbursts of conspiracies and corporate misconduct that the film would have benefited had the scene ended up on the editing room floor where it really belongs.
Dennis Quaid’s talents are wasted in Truth as Lt. Colonel Roger Charles, the military inside man and connection of Mapes’ investigative team who basically does nothing more than map out the people the team talks to in order to obtain the fake documents and lets young Smith know when the investigation into their story becomes serious.
The only two performances that almost save the film and make it worth sitting through are delivered by Redford and Bruce Greenwood. Robert Redford is marvelous as Dan Rather, capturing the larger than life persona of the legendary broadcaster as well as his connection and trust with Mapes. One scene in particular focusing on Redford as Rather on the phone talking to Blanchett as Mapes and letting her know he’s stepping down as the evening anchor of CBS News is cinematic gold.
Bruce Greenwood is perfect in his performance as President of CBS News Andrew Heyward. He portrays flawlessly the chief of the corporate news for CBS who’s forced to make hard choices and to begin an investigation into his own employees and eventually fire and force out those responsible for bringing the integrity of CBS News into question. Greenwood is one of the best character actors in the business today.
With outlandish overacting, a dumbed down script, and poorly paced and edited scenes, Truth is a terrible misfire of a film that fails to really reveal the motives and actions behind the bad journalistic practices it spotlights.
GRADE: C-
MPAA Rating: R for language and a brief nude photo
Hailee Steinfeld, Muna Otaru, and Brit Marling in ‘The Keeping Room’
The Keeping Room will continue rolling out into new cities over the Halloween weekend, which is perfect timing as it’s one of the scariest films of 2015. Directed by Daniel Barber from a script by Julia Hart, this isn’t a horror film in the conventional sense of the word yet it delivers the chills and thrills missing from this year’s horror releases.
Defining The Keeping Room isn’t easily accomplished, even though on the surface the premise sounds simple. The feminist twist puts this R-rated drama in a different league than previous films set in the same Civil War time period. The Keeping Room also features terrific acting from its small ensemble who convincingly bring 1865 to life on the screen.
Brit Marling (The East) plays older sister Augusta, a self-sufficient young woman who is managing her family’s farm with the assistance of her younger sister, Louise (Hailee Steinfeld), and Mad (Muna Otaru), a slave who Augusta considers a member of the family. The times are incredibly difficult, with the farm barely providing enough vegetables for meals. Augusta does occasionally manage to shoot a small animal, but keeping their strength up from the meager amount they eat is a daily challenge.
The men have been off fighting for the South, so the women must not only work the farm but also defend it from Union soldiers. And with the South on the losing side, Union soldiers are now beginning to sweep back through this part of the country on the way back to their homes in the North.
Augusta encounters two such Union soldiers, Moses (Sam Worthington) and Henry (Kyle Soller), when she’s forced to make a trip to town for medicine. For the most part, the three women have been keeping to themselves on the farm so as not to draw any attention to the fact they’re isolated and on their own. Unfortunately, the two soldiers are not only the type of men who prey on women but also cold-blooded killers. Wisely, Augusta races home, hoping that the men will not be able to follow her tracks. However luck is not on her side and the women must do whatever it takes to keep themselves from being sexually assaulted and killed.
The Keeping Room – The Bottom Line:
The Keeping Room is intense and the threat of violence against the three women feels almost unbearably real. The world in which the film is set is desolate, cold, and brutal, with the focus on how the horrors of war affect those left at home as well as how it changes those actively involved in shedding the blood of their enemies on the battlefield. Were Moses and Henry decent men before they left to join in the fighting? Were they changed into monsters who hunt women only after becoming soldiers? There’s a lot to think about at the end of The Keeping Room and it’s likely this will be one of those rare films that sticks with you for quite a while following a screening.
GRADE: B
MPAA Rating: R for strong violence including a sexual assault
Theodore, Alvin, and Simon in ‘Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip’ (Photo Credit: 20th Century Fox)
The new trailer for the fourth film of the Chipmunks franchise, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip, finds the adorable rodents hitting the road to stop Dave (Jason Lee) from making a huge mistake. Directed by Walt Becker (Wild Hogs, Old Dogs), returning voice cast members Jesse McCartney, Justin Long, and Matthew Gray Gubler reprise their roles as Theodore, Alvin, and Simon. The cast also includes Tony Hale, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Josh Green, Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Anna Faris, and Christina Applegate.
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip opens in theaters on December 18, 2015.
The Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road ChipPlot:
Through a series of misunderstandings, Alvin, Simon and Theodore come to believe that Dave is going to propose to his new girlfriend in Miami…and dump them. They have three days to get to him and stop the proposal, saving themselves not only from losing Dave but possibly from gaining a terrible stepbrother.
Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato, and Walk the Moon are the latest artists to be confirmed to perform on the 2015 American Music Awards. Jennifer Lopez is hosting this year’s awards show set to take place in Los Angeles on November 22nd. ABC will air the show at 8pm ET.
In addition to her hosting duties, Lopez will perform during the AMAs. One Direction, Carrie Underwood, Selena Gomez, and 5 Seconds of Summer will also be taking the stage to perform during what’s dubbed “the world’s biggest fan-voted award show.”
This year’s AMAs mark Nick Jonas’ first time earning a nomination as a solo artist (he’s competing in the Favorite Male Artist – Pop/Rock category) as well as his first time appearing on the show without his brothers. The 2015 AMAs also mark the first time Lovato and Walk the Moon will be performing on the awards show.
Taylor Swift tops the list of nominees this year with six followed by The Weeknd and Ed Sheeran with five. Sam Hunt, Nicki Minaj, Sam Smith, Meghan Trainor and Walk the Moon each earned three nominations.
Michael Chernow, host of FYI’s ‘Food Porn’ (Photo by Michael Lavine/Copyright 2015 FYI)
Michael Chernow will be searching for savory dishes that inspired the hashtag #foodporn on FYI’s new food series, Food Porn, debuting on December 3, 2015 at 9pm ET/PT. Chernow hosts the show and Bethenny Frankel executive produces the half-hour series, which will have a 14-episode season one run. 70 million #foodporn posts on Instagram and with the hashtag used nearly every two seconds on Twitter, there’s apparently a lot of interest out there in this particular topic.
“Everyone picks up their phone way before their forks when they go out to eat and FYI wanted to be the first to capture this trend and bring it to life,” said Gena McCarthy, Senior Vice President of Programming and Development for FYI. “We knew chef and restaurateur Michael Chernow was the right person to help make this show an engaging, fun, and drool-worthy experience for our viewers.”
The Food Porn Details, Courtesy of FYI:
In the new series Food Porn, Michael will take on the cultural phenomenon in search of the most buzzed-about food in America. Viewers will follow Michael as he travels across the US to meet today’s tastemakers – the everyday people behind the delicious online posts – and discover what makes the meal so distinctive and worthy to share online. The series will also go beyond just the photo, as Michael will get his hands dirty in the kitchen and meet with the chefs responsible for creating the dishes to find out what’s in them and why they are so insanely popular.
No culinary hot spot is missed as Michael travels across America to foodie cities like New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas. The series will feature delectable dishes such as Lobster pop-tarts, the ramen burger, a pizza pot pie, a breakfast ice cream cake, a Filipino Kamayan-style feast and more.
The fourth episode of The CW’s Arrow season four was one in which life-altering secrets were revealed. Oliver was filled with righteous indignation, Laurel attempted to reunite her family, and Felicity was confronted with an important decision that had to do with Ray in “Beyond Redemption” airing on October 28, 2015.
Arrow Season Four Episode Four Recap:
A drug deal’s going down when the SCPD special ops team burst in taking everyone out. The team’s surprised by the appearance of two other SCPD officers, killing them and grabbing the drugs and money before taking off.
Thea (Willa Holland) and Laurel (Katie Cassidy) are looking for a new secret lair and Thea’s not impressed with the building they’re checking out. Thea wants to know why they can’t tell Oliver (Stephen Amell) about Sara and Laurel says just a few more days and they can. Diggle (David Ramsey) shows up and he’s not sure why he’s there, except when he saw Oliver he had a big grin on his face. And then in walks Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) and Oliver who make the surprise announcement the building’s going to be Oliver’s campaign office because he’s running for mayor. They’re are all speechless until Diggle says, “Oh, you’re serious…” Laurel wants to know about funding, staff, etc. and they all ask about his platform and everything else. Oliver thought they’d be supportive, but the gang just wants to be sure Oliver’s not in over his head.
Oliver and Felicity then show them to a secret elevator in the building and it’s the official new lair for Team Arrow – and it’s spectacular! Cisco and S.T.A.R. Labs helped put it together and it’s completely state-of-the-art. A message pops up on the new monitoring equipment and it’s news about the murder of the cops. Oliver takes off to meet with Lance.
Quintin Lance (Paul Blackthorne) isn’t particularly happy to see him, and Oliver breaks the news he’s running for mayor. Lance laughs, and Oliver asks for his support. “Yeah, sure. With what happened to the last few mayors, I’m hoping you win in a landslide,” says Lance. Lance hands over the evidence from the police shooting.
Flashback to the island, Oliver is telling the female kidnapped victim who’s supposed to be dead how to survive off the island hidden away.
At Palmer Tech, Curtis is trying to guess who the Green Arrow is but he’s not even close. Even if he was, Felicity wouldn’t tell him. Felicity’s still having weird codes sent to her phone and now she thinks Curtis is behind it and that he’s pranking her. Curtis figures out it’s coming from Ray’s old prototype OS. Curtis also says they could hear Ray’s last recorded message before he died, if they had the password. But Felicity isn’t interested in reopening that wound.
At the Team Arrow lair, Oliver gives Felicity the SIM card Lance gave him from the crime scene. Felicity says it’s from a walkie talkie and she figures out where it came from.
Diggle, Thea and Green Arrow head out to a huge warehouse and find a room full of military grade supplies. They also find SCPD uniforms.
Lance meets with Laurel in her basement and shows him Sara who’s chained up and still acting like a wild animal. Obviously, he’s surprised. And, not surprisingly, he wants to know how Sara was brought back. He says, “This isn’t my daughter,” but Laurel keeps saying it is and that they have to be patient. Sara finally talks and Laurel’s happy, that is until Sara tries to strangle her with her chains.
At Team Arrow’s lair, they’re all worried that the police force has been compromised and they don’t know who has turned to the dark side at this point. They do think Captain Lance is still a good guy. The corrupt cops are taking down big drug scores so Oliver wants to trick them by staging a score using Thea’s old drug dealer.
Thea goes to a nightclub to meet with her old drug dealer to buy 80 kilos. Diggle’s along posing as her bodyguard with a briefcase full of cash.
Oliver goes to Lance’s office and tells him about the corrupt cops. Oliver tells him about the armory and that it could be anyone. He also tells him about the drug deal they’re staging and to spread the word – subtly – of its location. Lance wants to be there when it goes down because he wants to personally bust them.
Back on the island, Oliver tells the leader of the bad guys that the woman went through a mine field but she’s dead now. Oliver also said Richards was killed by a land mine, and they’re suspicious. Oliver has to take one of the thugs to see the woman’s dead body.
Thea and Diggle wait on the street outside the club for the drugs and she says it reminds her of being back in high school. Felicity says there’s a SCPD strike vehicle closing in on their location and everyone’s ready, including Black Canary and Captain Lance who complains because he doesn’t have a cool codename. The vehicle pulls up and the shooting starts immediately. One SCPD member grabs Thea while Green Arrow, Diggle, and Black Canary try and get the upper-hand. It’s not working and the good guys are losing. Green Arrow does finally shoot one but it’s in her vest. The crooked cops pull away, but Lance gets a look at one of them. Lance says they were definitely cops.
Lance and Team Arrow return to the lair and Lance is floored by the new layout. Lance thinks everyone has better resources than the police, but Laurel says the dirty cops had equipment that wasn’t standard issue. Lance reveals those weapons were actually specialized anti-vigilante task force gear and that he actually reinstated them last year. There are 40 officers on the task force so they’ll check out those personnel first. Lance heads back to the precinct to dig up records.
The crooked cops check out their haul of 80 kilos and talk about Lance being at the setup and how he had to have pegged them as cops. They argue over whether to kill Lance but the leader tells them no and that they’re doing this for their families. She says he’s not a problem, he’s the solution.
Curtis has been frantically texting Felicity and she finally makes it back to Palmer Tech. Curtis wants to know Ray’s password and Felicity does not want to listen to a recording of her ex-boyfriend’s final moments. Curtis had no idea they were together as a couple, but he says he’d give anything to hear his dead brother’s voice one more time.
Lance meets with Damien Darhk (Neal McDonough) asking for help for his daughter, Sara. Darhk knows about the Lazarus Pit because he was once a member of the League of Assassins. Lance says his daughter’s return doesn’t feel like a miracle and Darhk advises him to put her down. “She may look like your daughter but she doesn’t possess her soul. The most loving act you can commit is to return Sara to her final rest,” says Darhk.
Oliver is shirtless, sweating, and working out. Felicity has found the identity of one of the task force members, Liza Warner (Rutina Wesley), and notes that she was handpicked by Lance. She’s a suspect because she deposited $250,000+ into offshore bank accounts recently. Felicity uses the squad car camera access Lance gave them to track every officer for the past 12 hours. Suddenly, Oliver sees video of Lance meeting with Darhk.
Oliver’s waiting for Lance at his apartment. “For years you’ve looked at me with such contempt, utter disdain, so I’m wondering do I have that same look on my face now?” asks Oliver. Lance pretends not to know what he’s talking about and Oliver says he knows about him and Damien Darhk. Just by Lance’s look, Oliver knows Lance knows what Darhk has done to the city. Oliver thought it was just tonight, but Lance says it’s been more than two months. Lance thought Damien wanted to help the city, and he needed help because Oliver was gone. Lance tells Oliver Darhk threatened Laurel, and Oliver says Laurel can take care of herself. “Stop hiding behind your daughters! They would be ashamed of what you’re doing right now!” yells Oliver, clearly holding himself back from physically harming Lance. Oliver wanted him to see the kind of man he was and that’s why he wanted to run for mayor. Lance asks what he’s going to do with the information and Oliver doesn’t know.
Back on the island Oliver takes one of the bad guys out to see the woman, and the guy recognizes that Oliver is a stone-cold killer even if he didn’t kill the woman. The guy’s not afraid because he’s exactly like Oliver.
Oliver’s in his mayor’s headquarters thinking about what he wants to do. Thea walks in and they recall their childhood, and Oliver doesn’t think the city they grew up in exists anymore. He doesn’t have to run for mayor.
Sara’s looking at photos of her family on the ground where Laurel left them. Lance walks in, pulls his gun, and apologizes as he takes aim. In walks Laurel and she tries to stop him. Lance is losing it, but he’s sure Sara is not his daughter. He drops the gun, breaks down, and then leaves. As he walks out of Laurel’s apartment, the crooked special ops team is there to greet him. They beat him and drag him away but not before Laurel comes out and attacks one and then gets tazed by another.
They take him to the SCPD contraband disposal facility where all the drugs are incinerated. They need him in order to get in the building.
Team Arrow assembles and Laurel says they have to find her father. Felicity determines his ID was used to get into the contraband facility and the team suits up and heads out.
At the warehouse Lance is tied up and Warner tells him by the time he’s rescued, they’ll be long gone. This is their last heist before leaving the city. Team Arrow arrives as they’re loading up, and Black Canary uses her Canary Cry to get one. Thea, Diggle and Green Arrow work on taking out the rest. Green Arrow shoots the restraints off of Lance. This time the good guys seem to be winning when Warner flings a knife at Oliver, hitting him in the side. She puts a wire around his neck but Lance tells her she’s not a criminal and won’t kill him. Lance says they’ve all been made to do desperate, terrible things. He delivers an inspirational speech about saving the city, and the speech works. She lets Oliver go and Lance arrests her.
Oliver is once again waiting at Lance’s place when he gets home. Oliver asks Lance if he believes what he said, and Lance does and will be turning himself in. Oliver says instead they need him to stay on the inside with Darhk.
Back on the island, they check on the woman, still in the cave where Oliver left her. She’s dead…or at least acting like she is. Oliver is told to get rid of the body. After the guy leaves Oliver revives the woman, telling her he learned that trick on the island. Unfortunately, as the guard is heading back to camp he finds Oliver’s bag with the computer.
There’s a bunch of people waiting to work on Oliver’s campaign already assembled when he walks into his new office. He thanks them for being there, pulling Thea aside to find out where they all came from. She says they’re interns and she told them all that Oliver Queen will save the city – that’s what got them to come and work for his campaign. She’s also written a speech announcing his candidacy which he’ll deliver this afternoon.
Oliver’s looking very distinguished as he meets the media to announce his candidacy for mayor. “After five years in hell, I returned home with only one goal. I wanted to save my city,” says Oliver.
As the episode closes out, Lance meets with Darhk, Felicity listens to Ray’s last message, and Laurel goes to feed Sara but she’s gone.
Bobby Cannavale stars in ‘Vinyl’ (Photo Credit: HBO)
HBO has set the premiere dates for the first season of Vinyl, the second season of Togetherness, and the fifth season of Girls. The shows will be part of HBO’s Sunday night lineup beginning in February 2016. Vinyl will debut on Valentine’s Day at 9pm ET/PT, with Togetherness and Girls kicking off their new seasons on February 21, 2016. Girls will air at 10pm ET/PT followed by Togetherness at 10:30pm ET/PT.
Vinyl‘s first season consists of 10 episodes, with episode one directed by Martin Scorsese. The cast is led by Bobby Cannavale as a record label president and includes Olivia Wilde, Ray Romano, Ato Essandoh, Max Casella, P.J. Byrne, J.C. MacKenzie, Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, Juno Temple, Jack Quaid, James Jagger and Paul Ben-Victor.
The Plot: “This new drama series is set in 1970s New York City. A ride through the sex- and drug-addled music business at the dawn of punk, disco, and hip-hop, the show is seen through the eyes of a record label president, Richie Finestra, played by Bobby Cannavale, who is trying to save his company and his soul without destroying everyone in his path.”
Girls‘ 10 episode fifth season once again has series creator Lena Dunham in a starring role along with Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet, Adam Driver, Alex Karpovsky, Andrew Rannells, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jake Lacy.
The Plot: “This Emmy-winning series is a comic look at the assorted humiliations and rare triumphs of a group of girls in their 20s.”
Togetherness‘ eight episode second season stars Mark Duplass (co-creator of the series with his brother, Jay), Melanie Lynskey, Steve Zissis, and Amanda Peet.
The Plot: “The show follows four adults living under one roof on the fringes of Los Angeles. Brett (Duplass) and Michelle (Lynskey) are struggling to rekindle the spark in their relationship, which has puttered out from the stresses of marriage and children. When Brett’s friend Alex (Zissis) and Michelle’s sister, Tina (Peet), move in with them, the foursome engage in a tragically comedic struggle to follow their personal dreams, while still remaining good friends, siblings and spouses to each other.”
Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon in ‘The Walking Dead’ (Photo Credit: Gene Page / AMC)
Norman Reedus will soon be pulling double duty on AMC. In addition to his starring role as fan favorite Daryl Dixon in The Walking Dead, Reedus will be starring in the new non-fiction series Ride With Norman Reedus. The network’s just announced details on the new series which will feature the actor/motorcycle enthusiast taking “viewers on a ride on the open road to explore local motorcycle culture and its history and celebrate some of the best and brightest collectors, mechanics and motorcycle craftsmen around the country.”
The one-hour six-part series is executive produced by Ken Druckerman and Banks Tarver and will premiere in 2016.
“I’m incredibly excited and thankful to AMC for giving me the opportunity to share a passion of mine with our fans, and hopefully a whole new audience. I had a lot of fun filming and exploring, and I hope it shows,” said Norman Reedus.
“We love being the home of people’s passion projects, and there is nobody more passionate about motorcycles than Norman Reedus,” said Joel Stillerman, president of original programming and development for AMC and SundanceTV. “He is an avid rider and aficionado who is deeply immersed in motorcycle culture. There is also nobody more fun to hang out with. This show will bring those two elements together for a weekly ride into the incredible world of motorcycles and the people who live and breathe them.”
The Plot: Each episode of Ride will begin in a different city where Reedus and his riding companion – a fellow actor, musician, friend, or local chopper fanatic who shares his passion for motorcycles – will journey to a new destination. Along the way, they will stop at various locales such as custom bike shops, tattoo parlors, collector’s warehouses, or a roadside smokehouse…with plenty of time for unplanned detours and tire changes. The series will also showcase different types of motorcycles each week including vintage, minis and cruisers.
