Aretha Franklin: A music-filled tribute to the "Queen of Soul"
"Sunday Morning" looks back at Friday's celebration of the life of a musical giant
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"Sunday Morning" looks back at Friday's celebration of the life of a musical giant
Bishop Charles H. Ellis III says "would never be my intention to touch any woman's breast," but "maybe I was too friendly"
The pastor who officiated Aretha Franklin's funeral has apologized. Bishop Charles Ellis said he was sorry for touching performer Ariana Grande on stage and making a joke about her name. Images showed the minister's hand holding Grande above her waist, with the fingers of one hand pressing against one side of her chest.
Ceremony caps off four days celebrating life of Aretha Franklin, whose music career spanned six-plus decades
Aretha Franklin's funeral service was held in her hometown of Detroit, Michigan
Ariana Grande proved yet again that she can belt her signature vocal runs on command
It's official: "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson and pop star Ariana Grande are engaged
Ariana Grande has finally spoken out about her breakup with Mac Miller, after a fan hinted that she was to blame for Miller's recent car accident
Tuesday marked the first anniversary of the concert bombing that killed 22 people
It's been nearly a year since the Manchester concert bombing, and Ariana Grande is "pickin' it up" again
Singer Ariana Grande, draped in a "March for our Lives" sweatshirt, sang "Be Alright" before being mobbed by emotional student participants on stage in Washington D.C.
Closed-circuit TV footage played showed 33-year-old Chris Parker stealing a purse and mobile phone from victims of the attack that killed 22 people
Celebrities used social media to speak out against gun violence in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting
Scooter Braun discusses his recent philanthropy, working with Bieber and the rumors that he is considering a career in politics
Music stars are headed to Charlottesville, Virginia to perform at "A Concert for Charlottesville"
Ariana Grande is welcome back in Manchester anytime
From a rendezvous with Jupiter's Great Red Spot to Major League Baseball's All-Star Game, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Grande wished the late victim a happy birthday
Suicide bomber wasn't part of large network, top counterterror cop says, but more arrests still possible
Ariana Grande returned to Manchester, England on Sunday to lead her "One Love Manchester" benefit concert from the sold out Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground. All proceeds from the event will go to the victims of the May 22 attack that killed 22 and injured 112 others after Grande's concert in Manchester Arena.
"One Love Manchester" concert meant to honor victims of a bombing nearly two weeks ago, but the message took deeper meaning
Ariana Grande is still expected to hold a tribute concert for the victims of the May 22 suicide bombing in Manchester, England. The concert is scheduled to take place just hours after another deadly attack in London. CBS News foreign correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti joins CBSN with the details.
The "One Love Manchester" event will take place as planned but with extra protection
You can live stream "One Love Manchester" on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube at 1:55 p.m. ET on Sunday
As crews and security prepared for Sunday's benefit concert, Ariana Grande made a surprise visit to young fans injured in the blast