Travel and entertainment superstars: Frommer, Stallone, Schultz, Zimmern

WORLD FOOTPRINTS

With more than 200 songs to his credit and multiple film scores, Frank Stallone has distinguished himself from movie-star brother Sylvester. His road as a musician was difficult despite his brother's fame but he found ways to stay relevant and reinvent himself. Frank says that traveling has played an important role in his development as a person and an artist. Travel Channel's "Bizzare Foods" host Andrew Zimmern has traveled the world to experience some of the most unusual looking foods that many of the world's people depend on for their survival. In spite of the entertainment value of eating things that appear grossly unappetizing, Andrew bridges culturals and displays a more serious side to his adventures. Travel writer Pauline Frommer, daughter of budget travel guru Arthur Frommer, is helping to build on the legacy that her father started in the 1950s. She has developed her own line of travel guide books and continues to cohost the Frommer's Travel Show with her dad. Pauline joins us to offer some valuable travel advise. Patricia Schultz is the author of the "1000 Places To See Before You Die" series. She tells us how she selected the "must-see" places for her global and North American books and she also offers some sage travel advice. We will also shine a destination spotlight on the U.S. Virgin Islands and Turks and Caicos.