Paul McCartney carries the legacy on
Former Beatle talks to CBS News about his ever-present past and his collaboration with John Lennon
Arts
Angela Lansbury, back on Broadway
At 84 the Five-Time Tony Winner (and a Nominee Again for "A Little Night Music") Is at Home on the Boards
A Gleeful Song
Mo Rocca Enters the World of Show Choirs Where Teamwork and Harmony Rule, and Finds There Is No "I" in "Glee"
In Comedy, Second to None
A Launch Pad for Countless Comic Legends, the Second City Improv Troupe Is Marking Its 50 Anniversary
Keith Urban's Rough Ride to Country Fame
Musician Talks About Path From Australia to Nashville and Nationwide Stardom
Apocalypse Soon: End Days at the Multiplex
"2012" and "The Road" Bring Global Cataclysm to the Big Screen
The Brothers Gibb Return
Maurice Gibb's death divided the surviving Bee Gees, but now Barry and Robin are creating music together again
The Unlikely Journey of "Precious"
Katie Couric Talks with Filmmakers and Star of Gritty New Drama That's Both Unconventional and Universal
Andy Williams: Hitting the High Notes
The Legendary Songsmith Is Still Entertaining Audiences in His 80s, With No Signs of Slowing Down
George Jones: Still doin' time
A star for half a century, the country music legend talks to Bob Schieffer about his long road traveled
Paul Shaffer's Showbiz Journey
From Ontario to the Ed Sullivan Theater, Letterman Sidekick's Path to Stardom Has Been Long and Illustrious
Her Name Is Barbra
Before the Singer Returned to the Village Vanguard for a Rare Public Performance, She Took Tea With Rita Braver
E.L. Doctorow on "Homer & Langley"
The famed author talks about bringing to life the infamous Collyer brothers in his new novel
'Guiding Light' Fades After 72 Years
Longest-Running TV Drama in History Ends as Soap Opera Prepares to Air Final Show
An Artistic Approach to Bamboo
One Japanese Family's Tradition for Creating Works of Art Is to Consistently Break Tradition
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The JFK Files
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