Tyra Banks: Role model with a new role
The supermodel and host of "America's Next Top Model" has written a novel to reinforce young readers' self-image
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Jill Abramson, at the helm of the N.Y. Times
Rita Braver gets the low-down from the first female Executive Editor of "the Gray Lady"
J. Edgar Hoover: A law unto himself
A look back at the FBI director whose search for secrets made him the most feared man in Washington for decades
Michael Morpurgo on horses' military service
The author of "War Horse" describes the genesis of the book and stage play about the service of animals on the battlefield
Dean Koontz's dog days
Bestselling author opens up about his muse, a golden retriever named Trixie
The white hot Betty White
Katie Couric profiles the 89-year-old comic actress and author of "If You Ask Me (And of Course You Won't)" who shows no sign of slowing down
Jimmy Fallon: Having too much fun to cry
The "SNL" graduate and "Late Night" host - and now bestselling author - enjoys sending people off to bed with a smile
Patti Smith, an artist never at rest
The rock star, award-winning author and photographer says love and work are the most important things
Henry Kissinger on China, Nixon and OBL
The former Secretary of State discusses Asia and Middle East policy and what it means for the U.S. today
John le Carre gives his final interview ever
With his latest intrigue, "Our Kind of Traitor," the spy writer exits the publicity treadmill for good
The mystery of breasts: Inspiring, vulnerable
They're stylized, idealized, and fetishized ... but female breasts can also be lethal, being the organ most vulnerable to cancer
America's unrequited love of the open road
Our heavily-trafficked freeways are no longer free - fixing our congested and pothole-ridden highways will take billions
Bob Gruen captures the immortals of rock
The legendary rock and roll photographer recalls the music idols whose power can be seen as well as heard
A war hero's "Unbroken" bond with his biographer
Author Laura Hillenbrand spent seven years researching and writing her bestselling book "Unbroken," a portrait of Olympic track star, World War II hero, and Christian role model Louis Zamperini. But because of her health condition, she never met him in person - until recently. Chip Reid reports.
Photos that rock
Bob Gruen has taken some of the most iconic images of rock legends like Tina Turner, Bob Dylan and John Lennon. Anthony Mason talks to him about his career and his new book, "Rock Seen."
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A New Mexico monastery where the silence calls
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