It's a gamers' double feature, with MAR10 Day on Sunday (Mar. 10) and the first trailer for the 'Fallout' series, plus Ben Affleck puts a sequel to 'The Accountant' in his ledger. David Daniel reports.
In an interview with CNN entertainment correspondent Elizabeth Wagmeister, Oscars host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at his friend and CNN anchor Jake Tapper's texting habits.
Isa Soares speaks with Lucy Moore, a Wikipedia editor on a mission to highlight women throughout history by creating a new Wikipedia page for a woman in every country of the world.
Tareasa "Reesa Teesa" Johnson's TikTok series "Who TF Did I Marry," captured the fascination of millions of viewers. She tells CNN's Lisa France why she went public with her story and how she plans to use her newfound fame.
Isa Soares speaks with MSF's head of mission in Haiti, Sophie Mealier as gangs continue to rampage Port-Au-Prince, burning down several medical centers.
After President Biden's State of the Union address, Stephen Colbert took his 'Late Show' live, using his opening monologue to poke fun at the President and Congress.
Author Rachel Cockerell talks to Bianna Golodryga about "Melting Point," which follows the story of Jews who fled Russia in the 19th Century and found a safe haven in an unlikely US state.
Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman uses closed captioning technology on Saturday, October 22, in conversation with Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Bianna Golodryga speaks with Rachel Cockerell, author of "Melting Point: Family, Memory and the Search for a Promised Land," on her great-grandfather's involvement in the Galveston Movement, in which 10,000 Jews were supported in emigrating to Texas shortly before the First World War.