This Week: The GRAMMYs Are Coming Soon & Bieber's Getting Roasted
This week, music's biggest night is fast approaching and a pop star is getting his birthday wish.
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This week, music's biggest night is fast approaching and a pop star is getting his birthday wish.
President Obama reached out to a younger generation today with a live online interview with three of the most popular YouTubers on the internet.
President Obama will field questions today from representatives of the online audience, represented by popular YouTubers Bethany Mota, GloZell Green, and Hank Green.
The Clint Eastwood directed movie "American Sniper" broke box-office records last weekend and is up for multiple Academy Awards, but it's also been facing controversy since its release.
Franco Harris is not the only Steelers' Hall of Famer getting some advertising work for the big game on Feb. 1.
CBS' Emmy Award-winning series "Survivor" is returning for its 30th season in its 15th year anniversary.
We feature HAIM as seen through the eyes of producer Ariel Rechtshaid, who helped craft the band's debut album, Days Are Gone.
The queen of hip-hop soul opens up about Best New Artist GRAMMY nominee Sam Smith and why his music is like medicine.
Best New Artist nominee, Iggy Azalea as seen through the eyes of her fellow nominee, collaborator and friend Charli XCX.
Melissa Etheridge, well known as a singer-songwriter, guitarist and activist, weighs in on Brandy Clark's Best New Artist GRAMMY nomination.
The freezing temperatures outside might make you yearn for warmer weather, but these long winter nights are the perfect time to burrow deep into a great read.
For the first time ever "The Amazing Race" will feature all dating duos with existing couples and singles set up on blind dates.
The scenario: Franco Harris shows up at an "Immaculate Reception" by jumping out of a wedding cake. But it's really part of a Super Bowl ad for a website building company.
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theater has performed gracefully for 45 years. But in February, for the first time, they'll present the ageless classic, "Beauty and the Beast."
President Obama, the leader of the free world, will field questions from representatives of the online audience, represented by three popular YouTubers.
