Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced Wednesday morning that he and his wife MacKenzie Bezos are divorcing. Jeff Bezos made the announcement in a tweet. “We feel incredibly lucky to have found each other and deeply grateful for every one of the years we have been married to each other,” the …
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January, 2019
December, 2018
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17 December
Former “NCIS” co
Two actresses are showing support for “Bull” star Michael Weatherly after he was accused of harassment. A New York Times report detailed a $9.5 million settlement to Eliza Dushku, who was written off the CBS show after she confronted Weatherly about his alleged behavior. Dushku played a lawyer alongside Weatherly …
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November, 2018
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8 November
Prince Charles seeks to dispel concerns about his past activism: “I’m not that stupid”
LONDON — Britain’s Prince Charles has pledged not to interfere in the affairs of state when he becomes king, seeking to dispel concerns about his past activism on issues ranging from global warming to architectural preservation. In an interview for a documentary marking his 70th birthday, the heir to the …
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October, 2018
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23 October
“Pod Save America” hosts say Democrats are “united against Trump”
With the midterms just two weeks away, “Pod Save America” hosts Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer say there’s nothing not to worry about. The Obama administration alums-turned hit political podcast hosts joined “CBS This Morning” Tuesday to discuss the state of the Democratic Party, the midterms and whether their show …
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12 October
Director Ryan Coogler signs on for “Black Panther” sequel
The blockbuster hit “Black Panther” is getting a sequel and Ryan Coogler will be back as well. The acclaimed filmmaker has signed on to write and direct the next movie. Entertainment Tonight reports star Chadwick Boseman is expected to reprise his role as T’Challa, alongside others in the original cast. …
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3 October
CBS Studios executive placed on leave amid allegations he used sexual and homophobic language
CBS Studios executive Vincent “Vinnie” Favale has been placed on administrative leave after multiple people accused him of using homophobic and sexual language in the workplace, CNN reported Wednesday. CNN reported that it spoke with nine former and current CBS employees. Those people, who spoke on condition of anonymity, described …
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September, 2018
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2 September
Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms,” then and now
“The Four Freedoms,” first proclaimed years ago by an American president, have inspired (and continue to inspire) a remarkable body of American art, as Anna Werner now shows us: It’s January 1941. War rages in Europe, and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt must convince Americans their country will have to enter …
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August, 2018
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6 August
“Homeland,” Showtime Networks’ Emmy
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Showtime says that its acclaimed series “Homeland” will end in 2019 with its eighth season. The show’s conclusion was announced Monday by Showtime Networks chief David Nevins, who called the Emmy-winning “Homeland” a game-changer for the premium cable channel. Nevins told a TV critics’ meeting that creator-producer …
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July, 2018
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29 July
An exhibition of workers at the National Portrait Gallery
Michelle Miller is our guide through a gallery of images of everyday Americans, including an exhibition of people at work (This story was originally aired on April 15, 2018): Among the statesmen and presidents at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., there’s now a sandwich maker, a seamstress, and …
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June, 2018
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15 June
Preview: Rory Feek on adjusting to life beyond Joey
It has been nearly two-and-a-half years since country singer-songwriter Rory Feek lost his wife and singing partner, Joey, to cancer. Now, as he’s started performing solo, Feek talks with Anthony Mason about singing again without her, his relationship with his daughters, and his life as a widower/single dad in an …
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