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In 2007, 60 Minutes accompanied a team of "hot shot" firefighters as they fought back a blaze in Idaho
Spielberg's mom described his boyhood pursuits this way: "I mean, he'd want to do something harebrained, like go out in the desert and make a movie..."
60 Minutes first caught up with the rapper in 2002 when Bob Simon asked a young Jay-Z about his troubled childhood and his music-making process
In 2005, 60 Minutes spoke with James Gandolfini about life as Tony Soprano
If the term "wild rumpus" means something to you, then take note: the late Maurice Sendak would have turned 85 years old today -- a milestone Google Doodle is celebrating
In 1993, Mike Wallace reported on hospital emergency rooms, and how you shouldn't always assume you're in good hands
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In 1976, Morley Safer turned his eye on Saturdays at "Bloomie's." It was THE thing to do on Manhattan weekends in the 70s
In 1992, Mike Wallace investigated Red Cell, a team of Navy SEALs tasked with exposing military security lapses. Why was its leader, a founding member of SEAL Team 6, prosecuted?
60 Minutes goes knocking on doors in far-flung European towns to figure out why so many companies have moved operations to Ireland and Switzerland
In 2011, Angelina Jolie spoke emotionally about her mother, who died of cancer at age 56, and her own desire to spend more time "just being a mom."
