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Web exclusive: David Edelstein on "Pirates," "Alien: Covenant" and David Lynch The "Sunday Morning" film critic reviews the latest entries in two popular movie franchises, as well as the return of the surreal TV cult series "Twin Peaks" May 28, 2017
Faith Salie: On Mother's Day without a mother "Sunday Morning" contributor on the lessons of motherhood that can be learned only after having become a mom herself May 14, 2017
Jim Gaffigan: Grateful on Mother's Day After his wife survives a health scare, the comedian offers the mother of his children extra love (but not fruit) May 14, 2017
JFK at 100: Secrets of Camelot, hiding in plain sight Journalist Thomas Oliphant on the stories still being uncovered from archives about the campaign and presidency of John F. Kennedy May 7, 2017
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Commentaries
Who's the snowflake? A chilly riposte to political insults
Faith Salie on the jab du jour that has critics on the right and left seeing white
Jim Gaffigan: Why do Americans all have storage units?
It seems we all need to pay somebody - every month! - to hold onto some of our stuff
Web exclusive: David Edelstein on "Baby Driver," "The Beguiled," "The Little Hours"
The "Sunday Morning" film critic reviews new films for the holiday weekend - a car-chase thriller, a Civil War-era drama of seduction, and a raunchy comedy about medieval nuns
Cyndi Lauper: Why quality of life can bring equality
The singer, songwriter and LGBTQ activist offers a lesson in improving life for the people around you
Jim Gaffigan's love letter to his beard
On Father's Day the comedian expresses appreciation for the only accessory a man really needs
Jim Gaffigan turns a cold shoulder to massage
The comedian wants to know why we pay for the chance to make ourselves completely vulnerable to strangers
Faith Salie: Too many exclamation points!!!
"Sunday Morning" contributor says the escalation in exclamation needs to be taken down a notch. Period.
Web exclusive: David Edelstein on "Pirates," "Alien: Covenant" and David Lynch
The "Sunday Morning" film critic reviews the latest entries in two popular movie franchises, as well as the return of the surreal TV cult series "Twin Peaks"
Faith Salie: On Mother's Day without a mother
"Sunday Morning" contributor on the lessons of motherhood that can be learned only after having become a mom herself
Jim Gaffigan: Grateful on Mother's Day
After his wife survives a health scare, the comedian offers the mother of his children extra love (but not fruit)
JFK at 100: Secrets of Camelot, hiding in plain sight
Journalist Thomas Oliphant on the stories still being uncovered from archives about the campaign and presidency of John F. Kennedy
David Edelstein on "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" and May's "must-sees"
Web exclusive: The "Sunday Morning" film critic reviews the newest addition to the Marvel Comics Universe, and a few gems in theaters and on streaming services this month
In remembrance: Director Jonathan Demme
Critic David Edelstein on the filmmaker whose fiction, documentaries and concert films always showed human beings in their most brilliant light
Scott Simon on baseball and the power of art
The host of NPR’s “Weekend Edition” (and a lifelong Cubs fan) on how an iconic Norman Rockwell painting depicting the Wrigley Field dugout became the image of the hapless losers
When the Word is put to music
Bill Flanagan on how artists like Jessi Colter turn the poetry of Bible verse into lyrics that speak beyond cultures and faith
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