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COVER STORY – “Greedflation”: Are corporate profits driving higher prices? Supply and demand are the two most common aspects of economics. Some believe that companies are seeking higher profits amid supply-and-demand chaos caused by war or pandemics. David Pogue, correspondent, talks to former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary, about corporate greed.
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MUSIC: The Hollywood Bowl is an icon celebrating 100. Located in a canyon just above Los Angeles, The Hollywood Bowl is an amphitheater that has hosted such famous artists as Frank Sinatra and Jimi Hendrix. It has long been the most popular Southern California destination for music lovers. Luke Burbank, correspondent, examines the history of the Bowl and shares his memories of a century worth music.
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ART: Art of Africa diasporaArts from Africa, Americas, and the Caribbean are now on view in “Afro-Atlantic Histories,” a new exhibition that focuses on the interplay of art between Africa, Americas, and the Americas. It is the largest ever display of African and American art at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. Rita Braver, correspondent, pays a visit.
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#METOO: Ken Auletta discusses Harvey Weinstein’s fall Journalist Ken Auletta spent many years researching Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood producer. He would eventually be convicted of sexual abuse following numerous allegations. CBS News correspondent Lesley Stahl speaks with Auletta about his book “Hollywood Ending” and the silence of the movie industry. Stahl also speaks with Rowena Chiu (ex-Winkstein assistant), who claims that her boss tried to rape and raped her.
BOOK EXCERPT – “Hollywood Ending Harvey Weinstein and The Culture of Silence”
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PASSAGE: In memoriam
From THE ARCHIVES: Straight Talk from James CaanThis week, the Oscar-nominated actor who was best known for classics like “The Godfather,” Brian’s Song,” and “Elf” passed away at age 82. He spoke with Ben Mankiewicz, Turner Classic Movies host in 2021.
GALLERY: Notable deaths in 2022
POSTCARD FROM ITALIA: The American Academy is a place where Americans can find inspiration in Rome. It sits high on a hill with views of Rome. This unique Italian setting encourages creativity and collaboration. Seth Doane, correspondent explores the Academy’s history and discovers how Rome inspires its mostly American members to create new ideas and work.
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HARTMAN: TBD
MOVIES: “Where the Crawdads sing” – A bestselling sensation brought to the screen by Delia Owens’ debut novel. It spent 166 weeks on The New York Times Bestseller List. Reese Witherspoon rescued it from obscurity when she enthusiastically added the story about a Southern girl who lives in the marshes and North Carolina to her Hello Sunshine Book Club. She’s now directing the adaptation of “Crawdads”, one of the most anticipated movies of the year. Talk with Lee Cowan, correspondent about Owens and Witherspoon, two Southern tomboys who quickly became friends.
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COMMENTARY: ER doctor discusses the effects of gun violence on the body and the community. Megan Ranney is the Brown University dean of public Health and an emergency physician. She talks about how important it is to treat gun violence in the same way as other public health crises – even before it lands people at the ER.
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Dwayne Bets shares his thoughts on second chances and living a life of purpose. Dwayne was 16 when he was arrested for carjacking. He began to write when he had more time. He is now a poet, playwright, and memoirist. He also started Freedom Reads, a non-profit that provides libraries for inmates. Betts talks to Correspondent Erin Moriarty about his future.
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THE BOOK REPORT: Ron Charles, Washington Post book critic, offers his selections of new summer fiction and nonfiction.
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GALLERY – Live music returns to the stage in 2022Concerts have resumed with country, rock and heavy metal artists performing live.
“HERE COMES the SUN”: Marcel the Shell and Mikhail Baryshnikov, actor and dancer (Video). Anthony Mason sits down with Mikhail Baryshnikov, actor and dancer, to discuss his role as “The Cherry Orchard”, at Baryshnikov Arts Center. He also voiced his opinion about the ongoing war in Ukraine. David Pogue also meets Marcel the Shell creators, an animated character that stars in the film “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On.”
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