CBS gets behind the scenes in Hollywood with exclusive access to today’s biggest stars of movies, music, and television. Backstage and on set, Showbuzz scores revealing interviews with celebrities, including Madonna, Heidi Klum, and George Clooney, that will keep you up with the latest buzz in entertainment.
Gamecore chats with Jason Hughes, Project Manager for Ignition Entertainment.
Dylan Walsh and Sela Ward speak about their experience filming the upcoming blockbuster, "The Stepfather". Walsh speaks about the difficulties portraying the shady character of the stepfather.
New car innovations like seatbelts, airbags, anti-lock brakes and attention alerts may seem like they have taken the danger out of driving, but they haven't. Mo Rocca examines the future of traffic.
What if every intersection had a dancing cop? Traffic wouldn't seem like such a grind. Mo Rocca visits with Tony Lepore who shows him the ins and outs of directing traffic.
New car innovations like seatbelts, airbags, anti-lock brakes and attention alerts may seem like they have taken the danger out of driving, but they haven't. Mo Rocca examines the future of traffic.
In The Future of Us ,we looked at the astonishing strides being made in life expectancy. Soon 130 will be the new 30. How long would you want to live if it were up to you? We went to London for answers.
Hillary Swank portrays real-life aviator Amelia Earhart, while Chris Rock explores hair styles in the African American community on this week's edition of "The Showbuzz." CBS News' Karina Mitchell reports.
GameSpot takes a look at Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Dead Rising 2, two of the most anticipated games shown off at TGS 2009.
There is no better place to take in the cosplay phenomenon than at the Tokyo Game Show.
"The Lord of the Rings" will be screened in NYC with music performed live by 300 musicians and singers. Composer Howard Shore and CBSNews.com's David Morgan listen in as the Brooklyn Youth Chorus practices their Elvish.
In The Future of Us , we looked at the astonishing strides being made in life expectancy. Our new Tomorrow Show correspondent Shira Lazar hit the streets of Los Angeles to find out how strong the desire is to live forever.
In The Future of Us ,we looked at the astonishing strides being made in life expectancy. Soon 130 will be the new 30. How long would you want to live if it were up to you? We went to London for answers.
In ,we looked at the astonishing strides being made in life expectancy. Soon 130 will be the new 30. How long would you want to live if it were up to you? We went to London for answers.
"The Lord of the Rings" will be screened in NYC with music performed live by 300 musicians and singers. Composer Howard Shore and CBSNews.com's David Morgan listen in as the Brooklyn Youth Chorus practices their Elvish.
Mo Rocca hit the streets of London to find out what residents think of the future of growing old.
Michael Moore, Drew Barrymore, and Ricky Gervais are just a handful of some of the stars who are premiering films at the box office. Karina Mitchell reports.
A panel of GameSpot video game experts offer an inside look at the highly-anticipated new video game.
During the "Late Show with David Letterman," the TV host said that he was the victim of an attempted extortion case over his acknowledged sexual relationships with several female employees.
Only On The Web: Returning to the silver screen, actor Devin Ratray ("Home Alone," TV's "Law & Order") discusses his new sci-fi action film, "Surrogates," starring Bruce Willis.
Only On The Web: Returning to the silver screen, actor Devin Ratray ("Home Alone," TV's "Law & Order") discusses his new sci-fi action film, "Surrogates," starring Bruce Willis.
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