“CBS Sunday Morning” correspondent Mo Rocca has always loved obituaries. Each episode of Mobituaries covers his favorite dearly departed people and things,... more
When Andrew Lloyd Webber’s original Broadway production of the musical Cats premiered in 1982, a young dancer named Timothy Scott... more
Before his name became synonymous with treason, Benedict Arnold was a bonafide hero of the American Revolutionary War. At critical... more
The banana we eat today is not the same kind our grandparents grew up eating. Today’s variety, called the Cavendish,... more
At one of the most dangerous moments in the Cold War, an ordinary 5th grade girl from Maine wrote to... more
We love historical “Firsts” so much that we end up ignoring the people who come right after them. But without... more
Fans of Broadway and Barbra Streisand probably know the name Fanny Brice as the woman who refuses to let anyone... more
Mo goes behind the scenes of season 3 of Mobituaries with the host of The Takeout, Major Garrett. They share... more
Mo’s deep appreciation for our less-remembered presidents led him to purchase a giant bust of Grover Cleveland, which has dominated... more
Mo talks with Leslie Uggams, the award-winning and boundary-breaking entertainer. On the Mitch Miller Show, Uggams became the first Black woman to be... more
For thousands of years, people believed in dragons. They were considered part of zoology, no more mythical than horses or... more