This week’s “Sunday Morning” offers its usual eclectic mix of highbrow and heartwarming, a cultural buffet guaranteed to nourish even the most jaded palate.
First off we’re whisked away to Eagle Pass, Texas, with Lee Cowan, where the immigration debate isn’t just a political football; it’s a lived reality. Cowan explores how residents are grappling with this challenging issue, expressing themselves through art that celebrates the beauty and resilience of their border town.
Then, it’s off to the Renaissance with David Pogue, who chats with the documentary maestro himself, Ken Burns, about his latest exploration of genius – Leonardo da Vinci. I’m always fascinated by Burns’ ability to breathe life into history, transforming dusty archives into vibrant narratives.
Feeling a bit lost? Seth Doane has you covered. He’ll be getting delightfully disoriented in the charmingly convoluted world of English garden mazes. I’m picturing hedge-lined labyrinths, secret grottos, and perhaps a cameo by a mischievous gnome or two.
And because no “Sunday Morning” is complete without a dose of star power, Martha Teichner sits down with Ralph Fiennes, the man who brought Voldemort to chilling life, to discuss “Conclave,” his new film about papal intrigue.
Plus, Tracy Smith hangs out with the iconic Stevie Nicks, and Jon Wertheim of “60 Minutes” spends some time with baseball legend Bob Uecker.
“CBS News Sunday Morning” airs Sunday, October 27th, 2024, from 9:00-10:30 AM, ET on CBS and is streaming on Paramount+.
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