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Child Prodigies and Remarkable Talents
Enjoy these past “Sunday Morning” stories about brilliant and remarkable prodigies and talented individuals, from Augustin Hadelich, Charlie Puth, Ruth Slenczynska to Albert Einstein.
Dressed to Kill: The Toxic Allure of Arsenic in Victorian Paints and Dyes
In the opulent world of Victorian fashion and decor, vibrant colors signified wealth, taste, and modernity.
The Strange and True History of the Paint Color "Mummy Brown"
In the annals of art history, few pigments have a backstory as macabre—and as oddly compelling—as Mummy Brown. This rich, earthy brown paint, favored by European artists in the 18th and 19th centuries, was not merely named for its resemblance to the color...
“Beyond the Sea” - Jonathan Groff And The Broadway Company Of “Just In Time” (LIVE on The Late Show)
Tony Award-winner Jonathan Groff and the Broadway company of “Just In Time” perform “Beyond the Sea” from the new musical based on the career of Bobby Darin.
RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 10 Queens Tease This Season’s Drama and Biggest Moments
The cast of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 10 joins EW for their first group interview teasing a wild season ahead, including the challenges of a new format change and the 'unwell' queen drama ahead.
Strawberry Blender Cake
This strawberry blender cake uses a cheater method—making the batter in a blender. You'll then go on to make an extraordinary strawberry dessert, similar to strawberry shortcake, but with a cake layer that already tastes like strawberry and has the perfec...
The Art of Perspective: The Annunciation and Ginerva de'Benci
As a young artist, Leonardo da Vinci helped advance the art of single-point linear perspective, which brought the illusion of depth to a two-dimensional work. Two of his first independent works as a professional artist were the Annunciation followed by a...
Marathon: Dance Masters
Enjoy these classic “Sunday Morning” reports on the world of dance, including interviews with some of the world’s most renowned dancers and choreographers.
Leonardo da Vinci’s First Woman Portrait: The Enigmatic “Ginevra de’ Benci”
Leonardo da Vinci, the Renaissance master celebrated for his genius across art, science, and engineering, began his portraiture of women with a striking and enigmatic painting: Ginevra de’ Benci. Created around 1474–1478, this portrait stands as Leonardo’...
Mulligan "Hobo" Stew from the Great Depression
Mulligan stew is a free-for-all and easy to make delicious hearty soup crammed with meat and vegetables in a tasty beef broth.