Quibi is giving a glimpse of Joe Jonas’ travel series Cup of Joe.

The short-form streaming service shared a trailer for the show Monday featuring Jonas, a singer for the Jonas Brothers and DNCE.

The preview shows Jonas, 30, visit different cities with celebrity guests, including his wife, actress Sophie Turner, actress Tina Fey and actors Matthew McConaughey and David Hasselhoff.

Cup of Joe was filmed prior to the Jonas Brothers’ Happiness Begins tour. The Jonas Brothers also consists of Jonas’ brothers Kevin Jonas and Nick Jonas.

“I’ve traveled the world with my brothers, playing in every major city, but I’ve never had the time to explore any of them,” Jonas says in the trailer.

Quibi released the first three episodes of Cup of Joe on Monday.

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Some new brides may be inclined to unbox appliances and avoid sending thank-you notes. Sophie Turner, however, was desperate to get back on set.

“‘Dark Phoenix’ had just come out, I had just gotten married, and as soon as the wedding was over I thought, ‘Thank god I can take a breath, now I want to get back to work,’” Turner tells Variety of life after “Game of Thrones” and her marriage to singer Joe Jonas in 2019.

After “Thrones,” which ran for a remarkable eight seasons and landed her an Emmy nomination, Turner sought something new and got it two-fold — jetting off to Italy’s Dolomite mountains to film a survival tale unlike she’d ever seen, for Jeffrey Katzenberg’s upstart mobile video platform Quibi.

“There were so many new things happening in my life at the time so I thought, ‘Okay, maybe I’ll roll with this because it sounds so innovative and exciting,’” she said.

Sophie tells Conan how she and Joe Jonas are handling their quarantine, looks back at the time she slapped Conan, and talks about her new Quibi series, “Survive.”

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At the close of “Please Remain Seated,” the third episode of Sophie Turner’s new series Survive, heroine Jane Solace (Turner) finds herself in the middle of a plane crash. Jane is besieged by glass and the most terrifying effects of gravity — it’s horrifying. This detail isn’t a spoiler, since the entire marketing campaign behind Survive — launching on brand new streaming platform Quibi April 6 — hinges on the fact that Jane is forced to survive after ending up trapped on an icy, deadly mountain with only a stranger named Paul (Corey Hawkins) to help her.

While Turner’s first project, 21st century TV touchstone Game of Thrones, threw direwolves, dragons, and ice zombies at the 24-year-old, she still says the mountains (both physical and mental) of Survive were much more complicated to climb.
The Emmy-nominee started filming Thrones in 2009 when she was just 13. Kicking off Quibi with her very own show remains more daunting. “It’s actually much scarier because the market is so much more competitive now,” Turner told Refinery29 in an email ahead of Survive’s debut. “So there’s a huge amount of pressure to make something unlike anything else that’s being made right now.”

Survive certainly isn’t like anything else in the streaming landscape. First, there are the technical basics of the drama, which debuts with three 10-minutes-or-fewer chapters. Quibi will then release a new episode of the series every weekday until the story is complete (Survive will wrap on Friday, April 17). Then there is the actual, extremely delicate plot of Survive. When viewers meet Jane, she is a patient at a mental health facility called Lifehouse following a death by suicide attempt a year prior. On the outside Jane — who has been diagnosed with PTSD and suicidal ideation — has improved her mental health since her near-death experience. Jane is apparently doing so well, that her caretakers approve her release from Lifehouse.

On the inside, however, Jane is hiding a plan for a final death by suicide. She is hoping to end her life on her flight back home to New York (early episodes of Survive open with a trigger warning). “Mentally, I knew that headspace,” Turner, who shared her own history with suicidal ideation in April 2019, explained about her process to get into Jane’s painful mindset. “All I had to do was more specific research to hone in on the specificities of Jane’s mental illness.”

Sophie Turner covers Elle USA, April 2020 issue. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the scans. Please, don’t forget to buy the magazine.

Even though the trailer for Sophie Turner’s Survive has lots of snow, mountains and even a wolf, it has very little in common with Game of Thrones. Her character is about as far from Sansa Stark as she could get.

The project slated for the soon-to-debut Quibi streaming service finds Turner as a young girl in modern times dealing with her impending release from rehab. In fact, the first half of the trailer leads you to believe that this may be pretty standard fare about the process of recovery, and then, almost out of nowhere, her plane crashes. Turner’s character is left with the only other survivor, played by Straight Outta Compton’s Corey Hawkins, as they fight to, well, as the title says, survive.

Survive will serve as one of Quibi’s many first-day titles when it launches on April 6th. The mobile-first streaming service will deliver installments of both serialized shows and movies in ten minutes-or-less segments. [Source]