Arts
Web extra: Trey Anastasio on Phish's breakup
The rock band's frontman describes how Phish was shut down in 2004, at a time when his personal life was coming unraveled
Arts
Glen Hansard busking in New York City
Glen Hansard - the singer-songwriter behind "Once" - performs "Love Don't Keep Me Waiting" on a Manhattan street and in a Bleecker Street record shop
Web extra: Trey Anastasio on Phish fans
The rock band's frontman tells Anthony Mason about Phish's relationship with its passionate fans, who can be, he admitted, "a little persnickety"
Trey Anastasio on his Broadway debut
The Phish frontman admits "It's hard to wrap my head around" the opening of his new musical, "Hands on a Hardbody"
Lena Dunham and the girls of "Girls"
The creator-star of the hit HBO series says portraying a dumpy, OCD-afflicted twenty-something is in her comfort zone
My name is Luke, and I am a binge TV viewer
Our commentator says television is too good these days to ever be satisfied with just one episode at a time
Edelstein on "Oz": The not-so-great
Says new prequel isn't a desecration of "The Wizard of Oz," but is joyless (and could have used songs)
Valerie Harper's great gift to us
The TV actress known for her brash and affable Rhoda Morgenstern went public about her terminal brain cancer
Lena Dunham on "Girls": Nudity not meant to shock
Web extra: Writer-actress Lena Dunham tells Tracy Smith says that appearing naked on her hit HBO show is meant to be poetic, not political
Trey Anastasio of Phish: "We always felt like lepers"
In this preview of a "Sunday Morning" interview, Trey Anastasio talks about the rock band which defies easy categorization
Aaron Neville: A blessed voice
The Grammy-winning singer lends his distinctive voice to the Doo Wop music that, he says, "was in my blood all my life"
Capturing Aaron Neville on canvas
Artist James Michalopoulos reveals to Aaron Neville the painting he'd created of the singer for the 2013 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
The art of the fake
Ken Perenyi spent a lifetime conning art dealers and auction houses by painting fakes
Great dames: Holland Taylor on Ann Richards
The "Two and a Half Men" star comes to Broadway playing the indomitable former governor of Texas
A forger of art tells all
Ken Perenyi painted hundreds of works of art in the style of past masters; Now he explains how he mastered the art of fraud
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