CBS News Sunday Morning Season 45 Episode 43 Episode 43

On this episode of CBS News Sunday Morning, viewers are treated to an array of interesting stories and features. First up, correspondent Lee Cowan introduces us to Tom Hanks, who discusses his new movie "News of the World" and the parallels between the film's story and our current state of news.

Next, we hear from art critics as they discuss how painters are using their creativity to bring out the beauty of American food. CBS News correspondent Tracy Smith then talks about embracing one's flaws and how some artists are celebrating imperfections in their work.

Correspondent Chip Reid investigates the growing concerns about the use of facial recognition technology, while correspondent Rita Braver profiles legendary pop artist Peter Max. We get to peek into his colorful New York City studio and learn about his unique art style.

The show also highlights the work of Dr. Lora Angelova and her efforts to bring medical care to underserved communities through the creation of mobile clinics. Correspondent David Pogue takes us through the evolution of hand dryers, and how they have come a long way from the old-fashioned towel dispensers.

In addition, we get to see some incredible images of the night sky through astrophotographer Rogelio Bernal Andreo's creative lenses. And if that wasn't enough, correspondent Steve Hartman introduces us to the "Walking School Bus" program in Portland, Oregon where students walk to school in a group, led by their own parents.

Wrapping up the episode, correspondent Bill Whitaker sits down with this year's Oscar-nominated actresses to learn about their experiences, inspirations, and difficulties in Hollywood.

With such a diverse range of stories and topics, CBS News Sunday Morning stays true to its reputation as America's "Sunday paper of television." Each segment is a testament to the show's dedication to sharing riveting, informative, and uplifting stories with viewers, making it an essential ingredient to starting off one's day on a positive note.