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The actor now starring in the Broadway revival of the Tony Award-winning drama talks to Serena Altschul about the difference between portraying real people and fictional characters.
What happens to all your pictures, videos and tweets once you go to the great cyber cafe in the sky? David Pogue shows us options to keep your virtual self alive online after the real you is gone.
The celebrity chef shares a few simple tricks to protect our children's health and says preparing an alternative to holiday candy is no big trick.
Anthony Mason visits with actor Benedict Cumberbatch to talk about his role as mathematician Alan Turing in "The Imitation Game," a new film recounting Turing's heroic (and tragic) life story.
Nineteen-year-old Lauren Hill, who started playing basketball in 6th grade and immediately fell in love with the game, is literally living for it. Steve Hartman reports.
Barry Peterson takes us to abandoned towns with names like Bodie and Bonanza, where the population is zero (at least among the living!).
"Sunday Morning" remembers three figures who stood out in the areas of fashion, journalism and politics.
On October 26, 1825, America charted a new course to the West with the opening of the New York State waterway. Charles Osgood reports.
Don Thompson took the reins at McDonald's two years ago as its first African-American CEO. His charge: to make the Golden Arches golden again. Lee Cowan reports.
Once again, an American town is grappling with the painful aftermath of a deadly shooting rampage in a school. Carter Evans has the latest from Marysville, Wash.
