The Titans hit the field at Saint Thomas Sports Park on Friday for the first practice of training camp open to media. Titans Senior Writer/Editor Jim Wyatt takes a look at what stood out. Source

Star of the CBS hit show, “Criminal Minds,” Thomas Gibson joins the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts to discuss the show’s success and give a sneak peek of the 200th episode. Source

The Great White Way will dim lights for Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Broadway remembers Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Suzanne Marques as today’s Eye on Entertainment. Source

Morgan Freeman says he’s finally old enough to play the wise guy, and Kevin Costner is looking for a box office touchdown with his new football movie.
Bigad Shaban has those stories and more in today’s Eye on Entertainment. Source

During a BuzzFeed Brews interview, the former “Seinfeld” star and co-creator told fans not to expect a full-fledged reunion any time soon of his hit NBC show, and he opened up about Jerry’s hatred for Newman on the show. Source

“The Commons of Pensacola” star discusses acting legend Blythe Danner and their work together in the play, now on-stage at the Manhattan Theatre Club. Source

Star known for being a fashionista talks about her history with shoes and what she brings to the table with her new line of shoes called SJP. The line launches at Nordstrom this month. Source

“Sex and the City” actress Sarah Jessica Parker discusses some of the interesting questions she’s been asked by her fans, as well as the differences between herself and her character, Carrie Bradshaw. Source

Superstorm Sandy destroyed photographer Randy Taylor’s archive of irreplaceable images. Taylor joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to explain how he managed to salvage a few dozen images, and the amazing alteration on his art. Source

The reporter’s articles in the Daily Breeze played a big role in furthering the investigation into the 2009 disappearance of Dawn Viens from her Lomita, Calif., home. Hear more about how this was possible from Dawn’s sister, Danya Papin, Dawn’s friend, Joe Cacace, and from Altman himself. Source