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The flame-tressed frontwoman of Florence + the Machine on fame, fashion, and keeping the demons at bay
Profiles
Gloria Allred: On the case
The advocate for women's rights is not afraid to be disliked as long as she wins for her clients
Christopher Plummer: Busier than ever at 82
The veteran actor is in demand, with roles in "Beginners" and "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"
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
Q & A: Ted Danson
The comic actor now stars in the drama "CSI," and as an author tackles the serious subject of saving our oceans
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
Barbra Streisand: The way she still is
The consummate singer who admits to being hands-on and a striver for perfection ... is also lazy
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
Robin Williams unleashed as a Bengal tiger
The comedian makes his Broadway debut in an existential drama about the fallout of the war in Iraq
Mavis Staples: I'm gonna sing till I die
The gospel singer and former member of the Staple Singers is, at 71, continuing a life of spreading the Word through song
Some face time with Jesse Eisenberg
Best Actor nominee for "Social Network" does not "friend" his celebrity status
The education of Daniel Radcliffe
The "Harry Potter" actor is leaving Hogwarts and bringing his star magic to a Broadway revival of "How to Succeed in Business ..."
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This week on "Sunday Morning" (Oct. 5)
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Freed Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi on rebuilding his life after 491 days in captivity
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