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For 50 years Irine Fokine (whose mother, prima ballerina Alexandra Federova, danced in the first performance of "The Nutcracker" in St. Petersburg in 1892) has overseen performances of the Tchaikovsky ballet. In this report originally broadcast on "Sunday Morning" December 23, 2007, correspondent Bill Geist attended rehearsals at Madame Fokine's Ridgewood, N.J., dance studio, where she guides her young students through leaps and plies.
We leave you this Sunday Morning among the soaring pines, and early signs of winter, at Great Basin National Park in eastern Nevada. Videographer: Derek Reich.
Jane Pauley offers glimpses into the week's news, from the Mall of America's first black Santa, to a pioneer in the world of lost luggage.
"Lava Flow" homes are sprouting up near Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii. So who would live so close to an active volcano? Conor Knighton continues his yearlong exploration of America's National Parks.
The "Sunday Morning" contributor describes how the lives of aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh and John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, were intertwined.
Rishi Sharma, 19, is no soldier. But the son of Indian immigrants is working tirelessly to preserve the legacies of World War II veterans so they can be honored for years to come. Steve Hartman reports.
Wondering what to get gadget-lovers on your holiday shopping list? David Pogue of Yahoo Tech, a.k.a. Techno Claus, comes down the chimney with a bag full of suggestions.
On December 11, 1874, James Lewis Kraft, who earned a patent for "sterilizing cheese," was born. His name would become synonymous with macaroni and cheese. Jane Pauley reports.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission honors those who selflessly put their own lives at risk in order to save the lives of strangers. Scott Simon of NPR reports on how the tradition of recognizing Carnegie Heroes began.
In this web exclusive, the star of "Captain Fantastic" talks with Tracy Smith about his comfort level with the camera.
