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Feb. 4 Stories, Links, Info
Looking for the stories from the Feb. 4 show? And more info on them? Click here! Also, find the same from many past shows.

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Super Bowl Ads
A peek at some of the commercials airing during the big game, plus a look at ads from past years.

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Media Day XLI
The Bears and Colts meet the hoard of reporters on hand to cover Sunday's Super Bowl.

Photo Essay

Super Bowl XLI Scrapbook
Images from the playoffs, the host city and all the buildup to Super Bowl XLI.

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The Super Bowl
Gear up for the big game with stories, photos, videos, party tips, recipes and more.

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Forest Whitaker's Winning Ways
All experts say this actor is a lock for the Oscar. Take a look at some of his finer moments this past year.

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Celebrity Circuit
Kisses galore for Nicky Hilton and some of her friends, and other stars with "heart."

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'Sunday Morning' Theme
Watch Wynton Marsalis record a new version of our Sunday Morning theme, "Abblasen."

Is Gambling In America's National DNA?

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In the United States, legal and illegal gambling is a huge industry. Perhaps the need to take chances is as old as the colonists desire to take a chance by founding a new nation separate from Great Britain. More...

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Forest Whitaker, Idi Amin Dada, The Last King of Scotland

Forest Whitaker: The King Of The Oscars?
Actor Forest Whitaker is known for completely inhabiting his roles. In "The Last King of Scotland," he transformed into Ugandan dictator Idi Amin beyond recognition ... and received and Oscar nomination for best actor. More...

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Soldiers Against Iraq Desert To Canada
During the Vietnam War, some men who were drafted and didn't want to go to war fled to Canada. Today, a small group of soldiers and Marines are doing the same thing to protest a war they say is unjust. More...

Explore: New Plan For Iraq

Seger Back In Spotlight After Decade Off
Bob Seger was one of the most popular recording artists of all time until he took a 10-year hiatus to help raise a son and daughter. Find out why he chose paternity leave, and how that helped inspire a new album and tour. More...

Explore: 2006 Billboard Music Awards

MORE INSIDE Sunday Morning

Mao's Unrelenting Influence In China
     A New Book Takes A Harsh Look At The Communist Revolutionary's Legacy

Mountain Man Turned Mogul
     How A "Reluctant Businessman" Runs Patagonia With A Nature-Loving Philosophy

Murano Glass: The Venetian Specialty
     Often Duplicated, These Transparent Treasures Have Been Coveted For More Than 600 Years

David Edelstein On Peter O'Toole's "Venus"
     The Veteran Actor Delivers Another Great Performance In A Not-So-Great Film About Aging

Being Messy Has Its Perks
     Bill Geist Examines Some Of The Messy Offices Of "Sunday Morning" Staffers

Ben Stein: Bush Is Not All Bad
     Iraq Is A Mess, But There Is A Lot Of Good In the U.S.

The Power Of Walking
     Walking Is Not Something To Be Taken For Granted, It Has Amazing Health Benefits

Picasso's Influence On American Artists
     New York's Whitney Museum Is Showing How Pablo Picasso Changed Art In The United States

Eileen Fisher's Unique Business Model
     Clothier Says "Focus On The Center" And Bottom Line Will Work Out

Regina Spektor's Boundless Talent
     At 26, The Russian Emigre Has Risen To Become A Critically Acclaimed Singer/Songwriter

What's In a Name? Often A Lot Of Baggage
     The Tradition Of Naming Things After People Poses A Problem If The People Go To Jail

Fabulous Famous Feuds
     Why Do Fights Between Celebrities Capture Endless Amounts Of Our Attention?

O.J. Simpson Always Comes Back

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Nancy Giles Ponders What The Polarizing Figure Says About Race Relations

Detroit Shifts Gears Against Japanese

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     American Automakers Have Lost Ground And Are Doing Everything To Come Back

The Passion Of The Collector
     Bernard Kinsey's Collection Of African American Art Shines Light On U.S. History

Dame Judi Shows No Signs Of Stopping
     Fame and Notoriety Came Late In Life For Award-Winning Actress, But Dench Keeps Going