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Web extra: Mike Bullington, senior archives manager at the McDonald's Corporation, gives correspondent Lee Cowan a tour of artifacts from the company's history, including the very first Ronald McDonald costume.
When Don Thompson took the reins at McDonald's two years ago as its first African-American CEO, his charge was to make the Golden Arches golden again. Watch a preview of a profile by correspondent Lee Cowan, to be broadcast on "Sunday Morning."
In just a few short years the eclectic rock band Arcade Fire has gone from having a small but adoring fan base, to selling out huge arenas. Anthony Mason carries a backstage pass to head out on tour with one of the most original and innovative bands in recent memory.
Recent brutal acts in the Middle East, and our government's policy for dealing with them, are weighing on the mind of "Sunday Morning" contributor Ben Stein.
With memorable roles in such films as "Moonstruck," "Do the Right Thing" and countless others, Danny Aiello has earned his reputation as one of the most talented and professional actors working today. But, as he tells correspondent Tracy Smith in an intimate profile, off-camera he's still trying to figure out who the real Danny Aiello is when he's not in character.
Traditional medicine can do wonders when it comes to saving lives. But when it comes to making those lives worth living, sometimes patients need a little more. Steve Hartman reports.
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook on the facts about the outbreak in West Africa, and how to deal with it in America.
Jan Crawford explores a unique folk art tradition going back 100 years - once seen on nearly every row house in the working class neighborhoods of Baltimore, Md. - as artists today once again embrace the tradition of painted window screens, an authentic connection to the city's past.
The film-making pioneer, who with his brother first publicly exhibited movies, was born on October 19, 1862. Charles Osgood reports.
There are currently about 40 million Americans over the age of 65, and those over 80 are the fastest-growing segment of our population. Rita Braver reports on a group of seniors who have banded together and found a way to make their golden years not just affordable, but truly "golden."
