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Keira Knightley's Atonement
Seth Doane reports on these frequently flying flyers. (12/30/2007)
Resident chef Bobby Flay doesn't play Cupid, but does know how to serve up sensual dishes aimed at making a Valentine's Day dinner spectacular. He offers tips for a romantic dinner for two.
Painter Alex Katz has a favorite subject for his portraits - his wife, Ada
Journalist Calvin Trillin remembers the time he hired a jazz band for his wife
Penicillin was discovered in a messy laboratory and top CBS correspondents have desks that are swamped in clutter. As Bill Geist reports, there may be hope for the hopelessly messy.
Hollywood's Walk Of Fame commemorates legends like Marlon Brando and Clark Gable. But other stars' names are not so familiar. Bill Geist looks into what it takes to get a star.
Hollywood's Walk Of Fame commemorates legends like Marlon Brando and Clark Gable. But other stars' names are not so familiar. Bill Geist looks into what it takes to get a star.
Drive-thru coffee shops have their baristas scantily clad while they steam milk and serve drinks with names like "Wet Dream" and "Sugar Daddy." Bill Geist reports.
Beaver, Oklahoma is home to the reigning world champions of cow chip tossing. Their advice is to "lick your fingers when you first take a throw." Bill Geist reports.
The population of Monowi, Nebraska is listed on a sign as two residents. But that's an exaggeration, reports Bill Geist.
At a Massachusetts fair, giant pumpkins that have been cultivated to weigh well over 1,000 lbs compete and a world record is set. Bill Geist reports.
Rock Star of contemporary art paints more than squares. (3/8/07)
While U.S. financial investors are troubled over a recent downturn in the national economy, other markets across the world are in full swing. Barry Petersen examines the economic optimism in Asia.
With talks of recession in the air, Congress and the Federal Reserve are planning financial actions in order to get cash into the hands of consumers. Martha Teichner 'sums up' the U.S. economy.
