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For avid scrapbookers, creating books means passing down memories to their children - a record of their lives. Correspondent Jennifer Mayerle reports on a handcrafted tradition that has preserved history for families and communities for generations, and is also a treasure trove for scholars.
On May 14, 1850, Joel Houghton received a patent for a hand-cranked device that promised to simplify washing dishes. Jane Pauley reports.
"The last thing I remember before the blast was my mom laughing," said Kiyanni. That blast was a suitcase bomb in Brussels Airport last year, just as Air Force Lt. Col. Kato Martinez, his wife and children were checking in for a trip to Disney World. The explosion killed Martinez's wife, Gail, and seriously injured two of their children. Now they are recovering their wounds, though only some of the scars are visible. David Martin met with the Martinez family at their home outside of San Antonio to take the measure of how a communications officer who worked with Special Operations Forces in Afghanistan adjusts to becoming a single parent, and how he and his children have found strength together.
From the Webby Awards to the prison release of Chelsea Manning, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead. Jane Pauley reports.
The legendary singer talks about his controversial 1982 magazine interview in which he stated that homosexuality was "a way of life that I've grown accustomed to." He tells Nancy Giles why he wasn't concerned about the potential impact on his career, despite receiving death threats. "It bothered me that it bothered people!" he laughed.
In this web extra, the Tony-nominated stars of the Broadway musical "War Paint," Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone, talk with correspondent Richard Schlesinger about their real-life characters, cosmetic icons Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein, and about the high theatrics of the business magnates' lives.
In this preview of an interview to be broadcast on "Sunday Morning," legendary singer Johnny Mathis explains to Nancy Giles his reaction to the racism he experienced while performing on the road at the beginning of his career - and the surprise some people expressed that the bestselling recording artist was, in fact, black.
"War Paint," the new Broadway musical about cosmetic doyennes Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein, earned four Tony nominations, including for its stars, Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone. Don't miss Richard Schlesinger's interview with the actresses, along with author Lindy Woodhead, in a behind-the-scenes story to be broadcast on "Sunday Morning."
We leave you this Sunday Morning of Kentucky Derby weekend at the Bluegrass State's Red River Gorge. Videographer: Jamie McDonald
From a celebration of Beatle John Lennon to National Bike to School Day, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead. Jane Pauley reports.
