Sling - "Fame" for Real - Video clip from Sunday Morning on CBS

"Fame" for Real (3:02)

What's it really like at the high school portrayed in the movie? As a graduate of LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and Performing Arts in New York City, Alexis Christoforous knows. And she was in good company.

Date added: 09/30/2009

"Guiding Light" Fades After 72 Years (9:31)

For 72 years they've loved, and lost, and loved again; celebrated and cried; died and come back to life. But this time there'll be no coming back to life for "Guiding Light." The longest-running TV drama ever is going off the air.

Date added: 09/16/2009

30 Years of Change (8:27)

The last three decades of world history have been marked by the speed of change. As Rita Braver reports, there have been other revolutionary periods, but none on such a global scale and at such lightning speed.

Date added: 02/01/2009

A Day To Remember (2:53)

For millions around the world, June 25th will be remembered as the day Michael Jackson died, but for Martha Gillis it will always be the day her nephew, 1st Lt. Brian Bradshaw, was killed by an IED in Afghanistan.

Date added: 07/12/2009

A Day To Remember (2:53)

For millions around the world, June 25th will be remembered as the day Michael Jackson died, but for Martha Gillis it will always be the day her nephew, 1st Lt. Brian Bradshaw, was killed by an IED in Afghanistan.

Date added: 07/12/2009

A Family Affair (7:33)

Jerry Bowen profiles outgoing Playboy Enterprises CEO Christie Hefner, daughter of Playboy's founder and pop culture icon Hugh Hefner.

Date added: 02/01/2009

A Meal That's Divine (4:09)

When he's not performing his duties at the Seminary at Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland, Father Leo Patalinghug is hosting his own web and cable cooking show. Rita Braver reports.

Date added: 11/22/2009

A Meal To Die For (5:11)

Bill Geist visits the Heart Attack Grill in Chandler, Ariz., where you can almost feel your arteries clogging.

Date added: 11/25/2008

A Recession Through Young Eyes (9:08)

Anthony Mason profiles five young filmmakers as their families struggle through the economic recession.

Date added: 05/24/2009