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The Grammy-winning producer-singer-songwriter of such hits as "Get Lucky," "Blurred Lines" and "Happy" tells correspondent Anthony Mason his success comes not from his music, but from an audience making a choice.
The hugely-successful music producer-singer-songwriter looks back at his youth, his schools and his neighborhoods, and how he grew up seeing life "in a colorless way."
Grammy Award-winner Pharrell Williams talks about his schoolmate Chad Hugo, with whom he formed a highly successful music production duo, The Neptunes, that was responsible for some of the most successful hip hop, R&B and pop hits of the 1990s and 2000s.
The notion of retirement has little appeal for people whose work has always been a cut above. Steve Hartman introduces us to a barber who has been cutting hair since the Great Depression, and who has no plans to hang up his scissors.
While most journeys merely take you from Point A to Point B, one special form of train travel involves a detour back through time. Dean Reynolds takes a closer look at the famous sleeper cars in which generations past rode on trips across the country. All aboard!
Matzo is an important part of any Passover Seder. Nancy Giles visits Streit’s Matzo Factory on New York’s Lower East Side and learns the true meaning of making Matzo.
Legos are more than a toy for the world-famous architect Moshe Safdie. They were the inspiration for one of his most famous works. Martha Teichner has the portrait of an artist on top of the world.
Every 67 seconds someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and as the number of people afflicted continues to grow, scientists are racing to find a cure. Mo Rocca reports on how a family that shares a genetic mutation for Early-Onset Alzheimer’s may help millions worldwide.
Critic David Edelstein goes beyond the surface spectacle of recent films and looks at some of the religious and political overtones running through what some might call popcorn escapist entertainment.
In this “Sunday Morning” preview Grammy Award-winning musician and producer Pharrell Williams gives credit to his high school band teachers for helping him get to where he is today, and tells Anthony Mason that while growing up, his life was filled with special people.