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At 32, named as the first black principal dancer of the American Ballet Theater in its 75-year history
Tantalizing images from movies which have been lost to time - just a few of the 70 percent of early motion pictures that are missing
In the 1960s her images of tearful tots with eyes as big as saucers became known around the world
The ABT ballerina's first children's book shows how to reach soaring heights through hard work and dedication
"Ghostbusters," "Titanic" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" are three of the most-nominated movies for the Library of Congress' film preservation roster - and this year one will make it
"Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Our critic praises "The Babadook," Jennifer Kent's seriously scary film from Australia, about a terror from deep, deep, deep inside
After years trying to get "as far away from my past as possible," the artist is back, launching his first U.S. tour in 38 years
A new book captures the larger-than-life filmmaker who helped create the very definition of the Hollywood director
The longest-running Christmas TV special of all is marking its 50th year on air
A favorite on stage and British TV, the "Into the Woods" star is about to take his biggest gig yet - as host of "The Late Late Show"
On Dec, 7, 1941, naval and air forces of Japan attacked the U.S. Naval Base in Hawaii, bringing the nation into World War II
Two years after Conn. school shooting in which 26 were murdered, teachers say it's their "responsibility" to advocate for new gun restrictions
The singer-songwriter evolved from a teenage pop star and international folk rock artist to a Muslim writing in Middle Eastern styles
