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J.K. Rowling spells out the secrets behind creating Harry Potter's magical world.
As Conan O'Brien returns to television with the premiere of "Conan" on TBS, we take you back to his definitive interview with "60 Minutes." O'Brien sat down with us last spring, following his untimely departure from "The Tonight Show."
Dracula is one of the most enduring fictional figures in history. But did you know that he's based on a real-life Transylvanian prince? In the age of "Twilight," Overtime goes in search of Vlad the Impaler.
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Looking ahead to their rally on the National Mall, "60 Minutes" rewinds our profiles of two of America's most influential comedians: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
Take a trip back in time. This 11-minute reel of film, shot from a cable car on Market Street, captures a city full of life and promise, which was destroyed only days later in the great earthquake of 1906.
In October 1950, the comic strip Peanuts made its debut, and today Charlie Brown is still going strong. "60 Minutes Rewind" wishes him and all the gang a Happy Birthday by revisiting this 1999 interview with Peanuts creator, the late Charles Schulz.
While reporting for "60 Minutes" last summer, James Brown of CBS Sports got the first interview with Michael Vick after his release from prison. What a difference a year can make.
For the first episode of our new web show, we decided to look at the first "60 Minutes" episode from 1968. Let's just say a lot has changed
In 2000, as Timothy McVeigh was facing the death penalty for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people, Ed Bradley spoke with the families of some of McVeigh's victims. Also included in this two-part piece is Bradley's interview with McVeigh himself.
