Edelstein on "Gone Girl": Elegantly wicked
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Arts
Mick Fleetwood plays on
As the renowned '70s band regroups for a tour, the 67-year-old drummer of Fleetwood Mac works on "getting his house in order" with an autobiography
The timeless allure of swing dancing
Whether it's the infectious music or the joy of movement, dance moves from the 1930s and '40s are catching on with a new generation
More than half a century after Edgar Bergen helped popularize the art form, a new generation of ventriloquists is learning to let their dummies do the talking
More than half a century after Edgar Bergen helped popularize the art form, a new generation of ventriloquists is learning to let their dummies do the talking. Bill Geist heads to the annual ventriloquists convention outside Cincinnati, where ventriloquists like Carla Rhodes try to have the last word with their dummies.
How Sunday night became quality TV's prime time
Thank heaven for DVRs: Broadcast and cable programmers stack the deck by pitting critically-lauded series against one another
Christine McVie on rejoining Fleetwood Mac
Web exclusive: After leaving the band 17 years ago, she is back with her friends, recording and on tour
Stevie Nicks on Mick Fleetwood
Web exclusive: The singer talks about the history of Fleetwood Mac, and of Christine McVie's return to the group after a 17-year absence
Steve Coleman on being a "MacArthur Genius"
The jazz saxophonist and composer on his musical education, and of being named a MacArthur Fellow for his artistic innovation
Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga: A musical love supreme
They're six decades apart in age, but the gentlemanly jazz singer and flamboyant pop star make beautiful music together in their new album, "Cheek to Cheek" (with streaming audio)
Lady Gaga: I "crashed" from working non-stop for six years
The pop star tells "Sunday Morning" she found joy collaborating with legendary jazz singer Tony Bennett
The roots of Questlove's success
The drummer and co-founder of The Roots on his journey from West Philadelphia to "The Tonight Show" (with streaming audio)
The brightly-burning star that is Jessica Chastain
The "Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby" actress is not convinced her success is more than fleeting: "Let's just enjoy it while it lasts because it could be gone tomorrow"
Extended interview: Jessica Chastain
In this web-exclusive transcript, the actress talks about shyness, Oscar nominations, Matthew McConaughey's swagger, and the important role Robin Williams played in her life
Art that goes to the dogs (and cats)
A millennia-spanning exhibition at the Blanton Museum in Austin is devoted to our fascinating four-legged companions
A millennia-spanning exhibition at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin is devoted to our fascinating four-legged companions
A millennia-spanning exhibition at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin is devoted to our fascinating four-legged companions. Anna Werner reports.
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