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Brittany Howard and her bandmates were all friends from a small Alabama town when success came, with a roar, to their rock band, Alabama Shakes. Adored by critics and revered by fans, their second album is now topping the charts. Jan Crawford reports from Athens, Alabama, where it all began.
Johannes Stoetter's images of models covered in vegetables and fruit, or painted to blend into their environments, are remarkable instances of camouflage as art. Elizabeth Palmer learns firsthand how it's done.
Eighteen years ago today, the world chess champion Garry Kasparov faced off in Game One of a six-game rematch against IBM's chess-playing computer, Deep Blue. Charles Osgood reports.
Last night was the culmination of the richest and most-hyped boxing match ever. A record $300 million purse, an astounding $70 million gate, and the legacies of two aging thirty-something champions at stake. James Brown reports on the results.
The world didn't have to wait long for its first glimpse of the new royal princess, displayed proudly by her parents less than ten hours after being born. Having now produced the classic heir and spare, William and Kate could have had cause for satisfaction even beyond what normal parents of a newborn might have. Mark Phillips reports.
Dale and Alice Rockey have been married 81 years, but sadly Alice left us this week. She left us all some pretty good marital advice, which she shared with Lee Cowan.
From actor-director Robert Redford being honored by the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York, to Saturday's 141st running of the Kentucky Derby, "Sunday Morning" looks at notable events of the week ahead. Lee Cowan reports.
On a ranch near the very small town of Seymour, Texas, cowboys fuel up for hard work. Kent and Shannon Rollins are cooks who prepare their cowboy meals-on-wheels on an actual, working chuck wagon. Scott Simon reports on the secrets to cowboy cooking.
Janis Heaphy Durham was not the kind of person who believed in after-death communication, until her husband, Max, died. And that, Durham says, is when things started getting weird: Lights in her Sacramento home would flicker; clocks would stop at the moment Max died. And then the mysterious handprint appeared on her bathroom mirror. Tracy Smith reports on the paranormal activity at the heart of a new book, "The Hand on the Mirror."
Forty years ago, Operation Babylift carried orphaned Vietnamese children out of the country in advance of South Vietnam's fall. As Barry Petersen reports, some of those children - long since grown up - are now returning to the land of their birth to discover their roots.
