This Sunday, CBS News Sunday Morning offers a characteristically eclectic mix, tackling everything from architectural rebirth to the pressures of pop stardom. Viewers can expect a deep dive into the ongoing reconstruction of Notre Dame Cathedral, a backstage pass to Billie Eilish’s world tour, and an exploration of Squid Game’s unexpected global triumph.
Seth Doane reports from Paris, providing an update on Notre Dame’s painstaking restoration five years after the fire that captivated the world. While the cathedral’s iconic silhouette remains etched in memory, Doane will undoubtedly uncover the intricate challenges of rebuilding a historical and spiritual landmark.
Shifting from the sacred to the secular, Anthony Mason catches up with Billie Eilish, looking into the realities of life on the road for the multi-platinum artist. This interview promises a glimpse beyond the headlines, exploring the creative and personal demands faced by a young musician navigating fame’s spotlight. A longer version of this interview will air on CBS Mornings on Tuesday, December 10.
Elizabeth Palmer tackles the Squid Game sensation, dissecting the factors behind the show’s meteoric rise. From its brutal social commentary to its visually arresting aesthetic, Palmer will likely examine what propelled a Korean survival drama to international acclaim.
Adding a dose of Hollywood glamour, Mo Rocca sits down with Daniel Craig to discuss his latest film, Queer, and his illustrious acting career. Known for his sharp interviewing style, Rocca is sure to elicit some insightful and perhaps even unexpected reflections from the former James Bond.
Rounding out the episode, Nancy Giles visits Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater, capturing the venue’s vibrant history and speaking with luminaries about its enduring cultural impact. David Pogue offers a “Sunday Journal” segment on the potential ripple effects of rising tariffs, while former CBS Sports president Sean McManus reflects on the 1972 Munich Olympics and the new film September 5, which chronicles the tragic events. Finally, Faith Salie examines the peculiar world of ASMR, the sensory phenomenon wowing millions online.
CBS Sunday Morning airs Sundays from 9:00 to 10:30 AM ET on CBS and streams on Paramount+.
