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Type keyword(s) to search Our car experts choose every product we feature. We may earn money from the links on this page. MAGDALENA WOSINSKA The Badass Stuntwomen Shaking Up the Hollywood Boys' Club For an embarrassing amount of time, Hollywood has used men in wigs to do stunts for female characters. The women of the Association of Women Drivers prove there's no need for that. We figured we'd get in trouble after the first one. It’s not like a muscle car spinning tires at redline is subtle. As melted BFGoodrich hung in the air, a couple of guys came out of the plumbing supply place at th...

Show Summary Adam opens today’s show sharing his excitement to talk with John Schneider of ‘Dukes of Hazzard’, and discussing how times have changed since his babysitting days in the early 80s. He also tells Bryan and Gina about driving with Natalia through Hollywood, and the plan to teach the kids how to drive a stick shift using a limited-edition sports car. Later the group talks about the Rose Bowl game moving to Texas because of California’s restrictions, and Gina goes on to read a news story about another restaurant owner in California suing Gavin Newsom. Before the break, Dr. Dr...

The highest-grossing movie of 2020 was an action movie. This was simply by default; movie theaters were only really a thing for the first two and a half months of the year. Bad Boys For Life wouldn’t have even been one of the 10 biggest hits of 2019. But it was a genuine hit. The third Bad Boys movie came out in a sleepy mid-January weekend with only Oscar contenders as its competition, and it managed to pull in more than $200 million domestic—impressive for a new entry in an action franchise that had been quiet for 17 years. It’s a pretty fun ride, too, with Jacob Scipio turning in a...

SHARE STORY When done right, racing movies can capture the tension, determination, technical expertise, and excitement of motorsports competition in a way few other media representations can match. Get that mix wrong, however, and you end up with a confusing mish-mash of standard silver-screen tropes played out by screenwriters and directors with only a passing familiarity with the sport. Then there’s the truly bizarre stuff. Racing movies both good and bad have more than their share of strange scenes that either hit too hard, go too far, or simply come across as too absurd for the cinemati...