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There are millions of cat videos on the Internet, so why not a festival celebrating the very best of them? Bill Geist visited the Internet Cat Video Festival in Minneapolis, attended by 13,000 cat lovers, and met some feline celebrities.
Despite the wounds they bear from battle, these veterans are determined to make their voices heard. David Martin reports on a band of wounded warriors making music with Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, at the Stand Up for Heroes benefit concert at Madison Square Garden.
Beijing, a bustling city of 20-million, may be better known for traffic, pollution, or the formality of its communist central government, but in Ritan Park, it shows its whimsical side. Seth Doane reports.
With a $31 billion public offering, Twitter's debut on Wall Street was a dazzling vote of confidence from investors around the world. Twitter's co-founder Jack Dorsey shares his big vision for the future with Tracy Smith.
On November 10, 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington was opened to the public. The wall is engraved with the names of the more than 58,000 Americans who died in the highly controversial war - and the monument itself was not without controversy.
In this preview of a "Sunday Morning" profile of Anjelica Huston, correspondent Lee Cowan asks the Oscar-winning actress if she ever gets tired of talking about Jack Nicholson
The prolific author talks to Anthony Mason about the mini-series "Under the Dome," as well as other adaptations of his stories, and why he pulled one of his novels out of circulation
We remember Peter O'Toole, who died this past week at the age of 81, with this "Sunday Morning" report from September 21, 1980, in which Martha Teichner interviewed the actor, appearing then in a controversial production of "Macbeth" at London's Old Vic.
