Bradley Cooper on always wanting to be an actor

The "Sunday Morning" calendar takes a look ahead at the week of June 17-22, 2013 including the 50th International Paris Air show and the first day of Summer.

Ever since she started wearing them, "Sunday Morning" contributor Nancy Giles has only wanted a simple, comfortable bra. Sadly none of them ever achieved that goal so she offers some advice to other women looking for the support they need.

This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you to New Zealand's North Island in the company of garrulous gannets getting ready for Father's Day.

Imagine 5 little kids in a two-bedroom New York City apartment. It almost sounds like the first line to a joke, but to father and comedian Jim Gaffigan, it's reality. Anthony Mason reports.

After identifying himself as the leaker of top-secret documents about U.S. surveillance programs, Edward Snowden came out of the shadows and into the spotlight in Hong Kong where he's getting a pretty friendly reception - so far. Seth Doane reports.

Michael Dubin got his brush with fame with a viral video when he launched Dollar Shave Club from a Venice, Calif., warehouse. One year later his website has over 200,000 members proving that the art of shaving is alive and well. Serena Altschul reports.

In 1903, Pepsi-Cola was officially registered with the U.S. Patent Office. Lee Cowan looks back at one of the most iconic brands of all time and the hard-fought battles it's had with rival Coke.

It's pretty hard for anyone to compete with going to the Moon -- but the astronauts weren't the only ones on that journey. Lee Cowan reports their wives back on Earth were along for the ride too -- just a different kind of voyage.

In this web-exclusive video the lead singer of Huey Lewis and the News talks to John Blackstone about his love of music, and of dealing with success after years of struggle.

This week's moment in nature takes you to the Pine Nut Mountains of western Nevada, where wild horses roam free.

He is the NBA's all-time scoring leader, but there's much more to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar than stats. He's an author, film producer, education cheerleader, and a cancer survivor. Lee Cowan goes one-on-one with the basketball great.

On Martha's Vineyard, Mass., Steve Hartman found an 81-year-old mystery writer whose best story is her own, true tale of romance and intrigue that began when she received a coded message in the mail.