Web extra: The “Daily Show” host talks to correspondent Mo Rocca about disingenuous politicians who refuse to buy that money corrupts the election process. Source

Web extra: The Bravo TV host tells correspondent Erin Moriarty about what comedienne Joan Rivers meant to him growing up, and about a “Judge Judy”-type reality TV series, “What’s Your Problem?,” that the two were pitching shortly before she died in September. Source

Web extra: The “Daily Show” host talks to correspondent Mo Rocca about the impact of his parents’ separation when he was nine years old. Source

Web extra: The “Daily Show” host talks to correspondent Mo Rocca about the impact of having children, and what it means to be a hero. Source

Not sure what to read next? Amazon is releasing it’s annual top-ten list. Sara Nelson, Amazon’s editorial director of books and Kindle, joins “CBS This Morning Saturday” to reveal the year’s best. Source

Director Christopher Nolan’s futuristic sci-fi spectacle is receiving a rare theatrical release on old-school, large-format film stock. CBSNews.com’s David Morgan enters the projection booth where the new IMAX movie is being screened in 70mm. Source

In his new memoir, “The Universal Tone,” the legendary guitarist writes of painful memories from his childhood in Mexico. Santana tells Michelle Miller about the turning point when he could finally free himself from the trauma of witnessing domestic violence and being sexually abused. Source

The legendary musician started out playing the violin, but Santana recounts to Michelle Miller the moment he realized he was meant to play the guitar. Source

Santana tells Michelle Miller about his first time back in Mexico as a star musician and why he felt like a “lamb with a bunch of wolves” with the press. Source

“Face the Nation” is one of the longest-running news programs, and it’s more relevant than ever. It’s the top-rated Sunday show and has the most viewers in its history. Jan Crawford takes a look back at the show’s staying power. Source