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The actress talks to correspondent Lee Cowan about her latest film, in which she plays a woman suffering from chronic pain.
The Emmy-winning actress has enjoyed a long movie career since the end of her long-running series, "Friends." Jennifer Aniston tells correspondent Lee Cowan that the fame that comes from playing a familiar TV character is very different from playing movie roles.
The hit Broadway revival of the musical "Pippin" is embarking on a cross-country tour. In this preview of a story to run on CBS' "Sunday Morning," David Pogue goes backstage to see how the magic comes together.
From Pharrell Williams' "Happy" to "Guardians of the Galaxy," these are the top music, movies, books, and online content of 2014.
North Korea charges President Obama with being behind the release of the Seth Rogen-James Franco comedy, "The Interview," after Sony took their controversial film off the shelf and opened it to sold-out crowds at a small number of theaters this weekend. Ben Tracy has the latest.
It's that time again, when words that have been overused, abused, or have otherwise forced themselves into our national dialogue get rewarded by landing in the pages of proper English dictionaries. Faith Salie reports.
Just outside Paris, Patrick Roger has been making 10 million pieces of chocolate for 20 years - not all of which are meant to be eaten. The chocolate artisan is recognized by the French government as one of the finest craftsman in his trade. David Turecamo reports.
Charles Osgood reviews some of the most memorable stories of the year, from anti-Russian protests in Ukraine in January, to President Obama's announcement this month of the re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba after more than 50 years.
There are reasons that explain why we don't always accomplish what we set out to, and some are little more than excuses. Susan Spencer of "48 Hours" reports on how making up excuses to cover our failures, or to point fingers, is part of the human condition.
AirAsia Flight 8501 disappeared from air traffic control screens shortly after departing Surabaya, Indonesia on Sunday morning, bound for Singapore. Correspondent Debora Patta breaks down what we know so far about the missing plane and the 162 people on board.
