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Playwright Edward Albee, who died at his home in Montauk, N.Y. last week at age 88, won a Tony Award for his blazing 1962 play, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Charles Osgood looks back on the writer who challenged theatergoers like few others.
The brand-new season of "NCIS: New Orleans" debuts Tuesday night on CBS. Lee Cowan has gone to the show's namesake city for a visit with its leading man, Scott Bakula, whose journey to the Big Easy came via Broadway.
Ben Tracy reports from the newly renovated Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco on some of the most anticipated art exhibitions to go on display in museums across the country.
Twenty-nine people were hurt, one of them seriously, when a device exploded in a garbage container in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood last night. Anna Werner reports.
The United States is apologizing for a deadly coalition airstrike. The attack apparently struck government troops in Syria. Russia says more than 60 people were killed. Elizabeth Palmer is in Aleppo with a report.
Many of us have our own good luck charms and rituals, but do they make a difference? Can we really make our own luck? To some, luck is not something we control - stuff just happens. However, there are some who believe a lucky streak comes down to math, science and optimism. Susan Spencer of "48 Hours" reports.
Can TV talk show host Wendy Williams dance, or perform the clapping game "Miss Mary Mack"? In this web exclusive Michelle Miller finds out.
In this web exclusive correspondent Michelle Miller was invited to peruse TV talk show host Wendy Williams' collection of footwear and bling.
Charles Osgood looks at some notable events of the week ahead, including the United Nations General Assembly opening its 71st Regular Session, National Eat a Hoagie Day, and the 20th annual Art For AIDS auction in San Francisco.
What motivates the Republican presidential candidate's most loyal supporters? Seen as a loose cannon by many, Donald Trump has positioned himself as the voice of a part of America that's given up on politics and the two major political parties. They are backing the real estate tycoon/reality TV star on faith, as if buying a political lottery ticket. Major Garrett introduces us to some Trump voters speaking from their hearts.
