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Tracy Smith sits down for a rare interview with Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Joshua Fattal about their long imprisonment in Tehran

Three Americans hiking in northern Iraq were walking up a ridge when armed soldiers appeared in the distance and waved them over. They had no idea that those soldiers were waving them into Iran. Tracy Smith sits down for a rare interview with Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Joshua Fattal about their long imprisonment in Tehran.

• Mar 16, 2014
• 07:32

Deneuve sits down with Bob Simon of “60 Minutes” for a spirited look back on her life and career

For a generation the name Catherine Deneuve has been synonymous with elegance, beauty and intelligence. Now 70, the international cinema star has made more than 100 films. Deneuve sits down with Bob Simon of “60 Minutes” for a spirited look back on her life and career.

• Mar 16, 2014
• 09:11

Mo Rocca traces the linguistic history of where this word came from, and how it came to be so widely used

Next Sunday marks the 175th anniversary of the invention of the word "okay." There's no other word more widely recognized throughout the world. Mo Rocca traces the linguistic history of where this word came from, and how it came to be so widely used.

• Mar 16, 2014
• 04:29

On March 16, 1950, President Truman ended a relic of the lingering "Oleo Wars" by signing a bill to end the federal tax on margarine

On March 16, 1950, President Truman ended a relic of the lingering "Oleo Wars" by signing a bill to end the federal tax on margarine. Charles Osgood reports.

• Mar 16, 2014
• 02:27

Most are familiar with the heartwarming videos of a child in a classroom or at a sporting event surprised by the unexpected return of a parent serving in the military overseas

Most are familiar with the heartwarming videos of a child in a classroom or at a sporting event surprised by the unexpected return of a parent serving in the military overseas. What those videos don't show is the struggle many families undergo after years of separation. Martha Teichner takes a look at the toll war takes on the children of warriors.

• Mar 16, 2014
• 09:31

It's not uncommon to find people with a special connection to a dog or cat

It's not uncommon to find people with a special connection to a dog or cat. But a goose is another story. Steve Hartman revisits a man who won the unconditional love of a goose at a Los Angeles Zoo.

• Mar 9, 2014
• 02:29

Museums are believed to house art's best masterpieces thoughtfully composed by the most talented of people

Museums are believed to house art's best masterpieces thoughtfully composed by the most talented of people. That's why a Massachusetts gallery that specializes in bad art is gaining traction. Bill Geist visited the Museum of Bad Art in Somerville, Mass., and took a look at their priceless collection.

• Mar 9, 2014
• 04:35

New Orleans is synonymous with jazz, and if there's one band that's synonymous with both, it would have to be the Preservation Hall Jazz Band

New Orleans is synonymous with jazz, and if there's one band that's synonymous with both, it would have to be the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. With the sounds of Mardi Gras still echoing in the streets, Lesley Stahl of "60 Minutes" heads to New Orleans to trace the remarkable history of the band.

• Mar 9, 2014
• 08:33

Philadelphia is welcoming spring with a floral transformation of the Pennsylvania Convention Center into a springtime wonderland

Philadelphia is welcoming spring with a floral transformation of the Pennsylvania Convention Center into a springtime wonderland. The Philadelphia Flower Show, one of the oldest in the world, attracts thousands each year. Serena Altschul reports.

• Mar 9, 2014
• 04:24

On March 9,1985, the first road sign was erected announcing a Texas civic group's commitment to clean up litter along the roadside

On March 9,1985, the first road sign was erected announcing a Texas civic group's commitment to clean up litter along the roadside. The signs were quickly adopted by other states around the country, though not without controversy. Lee Cowan reports.

• Mar 9, 2014
• 02:13