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Don't Bug Out! Insects Are Important

Many people are afraid of bugs. Others think they are disgusting pests that should be squashed. But now, Sunday Morning correspondent Serena Altschul found, bugs are getting some new respect.

Art Thrives In The Hamptons

The Hamptons party scene is legendary, but there's another side to this enclave on the eastern end of Long Island -one you might not have heard about: the art scene.

Reporting The Bin Laden Beat

Journalist Lawrence Wright probably knows more about Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda than any American in or out of government, with or without a top secret security clearance, and now he's bringing that insider knowledge to the stage.

Roz Chast's Artistic Anxiety

Roz Chast, who has been contributing cartoons to the New Yorker since 1978, is considered one of the biggest stars in the cartoon world. Sunday Morning anchor Charles Osgood talks to her about her unique humor.

The Art of Procrastination

Like many people, Sunday Morning contributor Nancy Giles has a procrastination problem. She discusses the many reasons and ways she finds to put things off until later.

Sean Penn Goes "Into The Wild"

The new movie "Into the Wild," written and directed by Sean Penn, traces the fatal journey of Chris McCandless, who starved to death in the Alaskan wilderness. Harry Smith examined the genesis of this moving story.

Is 80 Old Anymore?

For the aging population of a nation obsessed with youth, there is some good news: Turning 80 years old is not fatal and it might even be fun. That's the message of the new book "80," a collection of interviews with 80 prominent octogenarians.

KT Tunstall's "Fantastic" Rise To Fame

KT Tunstall's debut album "Eye to the Telescope" sold more than 1 million copies in the US alone and produced a second smash single, "Suddenly I See." Now she has a new album, "Drastic Fantastic."

Could The Electric Car Save Us?

Gasoline-powered cars pollute, they keep us dependent on foreign oil, and when gas prices go up, they cost a fortune to drive. But can we build a cars that doesn't take a sip of gas? Well, someone has.

Bobby Flay: Bacon's Back In A Big Way

Chef, restaurateur and Early Show contributor Bobby Flay loves bacon. Apparently so does everyone else. He takes a look at the many meals that include it in their recipes.