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Getting caught plagiarizing the work of others led writers Quentin Rowan and Jayson Blair to thoughts of suicide, they tell Lee Cowan on this weekend's CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD.

CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD was the #1 Sunday morning news program in households, viewers and adults 25-54, according to Nielsen live plus same day ratings for Oct. 14, 2012. CBS SUNDAY MORNING posted a 3.6/10 with 4.98m viewers and a 1.4/07 in adults 25-54.

Adapting to life as an empty nester doesn't come easy for Sharon Osbourne, the outgoing matriarch of the first family of reality TV and a co-host of CBS's daytime series THE TALK. Turns out it's just the opposite for her husband, heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne, the couple tells Lee Cowan on this weekend's CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD.

Adapting to life as an empty nester doesn't come easy for Sharon Osbourne, the outgoing matriarch of the first family of reality TV and a co-host of CBS's daytime series THE TALK. Turns out it's just the opposite for her husband, heavy metal rocker Ozzy Osbourne, the couple tells Lee Cowan on this weekend's CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD.

CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD was the #1 Sunday morning news program in households, viewers and adults 25-54, according to Nielsen live plus same day ratings for Oct. 7, 2012. CBS SUNDAY MORNING posted a 3.5/09 with 4.93m viewers and a 1.3/06 in adults 25-54.

Studies suggest that roughly 90 percent of American adults own a cell phone and it seems most of the time they're using them, reports Susan Spencer on this weekend's CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD. It means, however, technology that is meant to connect Americans actually leaves them more disconnected.

Studies suggest that roughly 90 percent of American adults own a cell phone and it seems most of the time they're using them, reports Susan Spencer on this weekend's CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD. It means, however, technology that is meant to connect Americans actually leaves them more disconnected.

Claire Danes says she was initially skeptical the concept for the post-9/11 terrorism thriller "Homeland" would go over well with TV audiences. Strassmann's full interview will be broadcast today, Sept. 23 on CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD (9:00 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network.

Claire Danes says she was initially skeptical the concept for the post-9/11 terrorism thriller "Homeland" would go over well with TV audiences. Strassmann's full interview will be broadcast Sept. 23 on CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD (9:00 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network.

Damien Echols spent 18 years in jail for a crime he says he didn't commit. However, life on the outside isn't as easy as most would expect. Echols, who along with two others was convicted for the murders of three boys, tells CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD he lives in fear.

Cowan's interview with Scully will air today, Sept. 16 on CBS SUNDAY MORNING (9-10:30 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network. Rand Morrison is the executive producer.

Damien Echols spent 18 years in jail for a crime he says he didn't commit. However, life on the outside isn't as easy as most would expect. Echols, who along with two others was convicted for the murders of three boys, tells CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD he lives in fear.

Cowan's interview with Scully will air Sunday, Sept. 16 on CBS SUNDAY MORNING (9-10:30 AM, ET) on the CBS Television Network. Rand Morrison is the executive producer.

If all the world's a stage, as William Shakespeare once noted, then New York City's Delecorte Theater might be a little better than others. For five decades, Central Park has been home to free summer performances of Shakespeare classics under the stars, and as correspondent Tracy Smith reports, actors say the work is magical. To get a sense of the magic launched in 1962 by the late theater producer Joe Papp, Smith talks to Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Amy Adams, James Earl Jones, Waterston and others about 'Shakespeare in the Park.'

If all the world's a stage, as William Shakespeare once noted, then New York City's Delecorte Theater might be a little better than others. For five decades, Central Park has been home to free summer performances of Shakespeare classics under the stars, and as correspondent Tracy Smith reports, actors say the work is magical. To get a sense of the magic launched in 1962 by the late theater producer Joe Papp, Smith talks to Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Amy Adams, James Earl Jones, Waterston and others about 'Shakespeare in the Park.'

This weekend CBS SUNDAY MORNING correspondent Mo Rocca takes viewers behind the scenes of the Gypsy Robe ceremony.