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1950s TV Kids Reunion
Harry Smith sat down with TV child stars from classic1950s family shows. (11/10/08)
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Harry Smith sat down with TV child stars from classic1950s family shows. (11/10/08)
An advertising critic explains how mid-century television ads influenced the public. (11/10/08)
Melinda Kanakaredes took us behind the scenes of "CSI: New York" and discussed what it's like working on the popular series.
Time has run out for one "Amazing Race" family. Tony, Marion, DJ and Brian Paolo, the latest family to be eliminated from "The Amazing Race," explained on what went wrong.
Authorities are investigating whether Paris Hilton and her friends got preferential treatment from police after a car crash outside a nightclub, reports Manuel Gallegus. The crash was caught on tape.
Actress Keira Knightley, last seen in the bounty hunter film "Domino," plays Elizabeth Bennet in the classic Jane Austen novel "Pride & Prejudice." She spoke with Hannah Storm about the movie.
It's "CSI" Week and Julie Chen offered a preview on "The Early Show" of a special episode that involves a police officer who is caught in the crossfire during a wild chase.
Clive Owen started 2005 with an Oscar nomination and Golden Globe win for "Closer" then he had a big hit with "Sin City." Now, Owen discusses his new film, "Derailed," co-starring Jennifer Aniston.
Two children, William Coulter and Aungeni Saxon, featured in the HBO documentary "I Have Tourette's But Tourette's Doesn't Have Me" discuss the difficulties kids face with Tourette syndrome.
Web Exclusive: Bruce Springsteen sat down with Anthony Mason for "Sunday Morning" and reminisced on his early career, which he says was difficult but still a lot of fun.
Bobby Jon Drinkard, the latest "Survivor: Guatemala" castoff, joined Harry Smith on "The Early Show" and explained why he may have been booted.
Actor Paul Guilfoyle, who plays the tough-talking Capt. Jim Brass in the hit drama "CSI," gave an exclusive look behind the scenes of Thursday's episode.
Fans of Ricky Martin have been eagerly awaiting his return to the music scene, and finally the wait is over. Ricky performs "I Don't Care" from his first English language CD in five years, "Life."
Ricky Martin sung his smash hit "The Cup of Life," the song that kicked off "Ricky Mania" around the world when he performed it at the Grammy Awards back in 1999.
Ricky Martin spoke with Julie Chen of "The Early Show" about the work involved in putting together "Life," his first English language CD in five years.