James Franco, Gia Coppola and Emma Roberts were among the stars that attended the premiere for “Palo Alto.” KCAL-9’s Suzanne Marques reports. Source

Zac Efron, Seth Rogen, Dave Franco and Rose Byrne are starring in the new frat comedy, “Neighbors,” from director Nicholas Stoller. CBS News’ Ken Lombardi spoke to the stars about some of their all-time favorite frat-themed films. Source

The fashion industry’s biggest names – and first lady Michelle Obama – went all-out at a gala to mark the reopening of the costume wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, now known as the Anna Wintour Costume Institute. Michelle Miller reports. Source

Congress may change the price you see when shop for airline tickets. Jeff Pegues reports on the Transparent Airfares Act of 2014 that some consumer advocates are calling a trap for travelers. Source

John Thompson was the first Black coach to win the NCAA championship. As the big tournament gets underway, CBS News’ Dana Jacobson looks at the influence Georgetown’s legendary coach had well beyond the court. Source

Could people’s struggles with weight and health be the result of addictions encouraged by the processed food industry? Best-selling author Michael Moss speaks to CBS News’ Michelle Miller about whether big companies are taking advantage of Americans’ natural instincts in the pursuit of profit. Source

The Beverly Hills Hotel is facing boycotts from celebrities and other groups angry about harsh new laws being implemented more than 8,000 miles away. Ben Tracy reports. Source

Slattery stars in AMC’s “Mad Men” as Roger Sterling, the notorious womanizer and heavy drinker at the advertising firm of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. He talks about what other role he’d play on the show if he had the chance, and whether or not he’s jealous of Jon Hamm’s character. Source

The actor and director, best-known for playing the role of Roger Sterling on “Mad Men,” is making his feature film directorial debut with “God’s Pocket,” a dark comedy about a rough Philadelphia neighborhood in 1978. Source

Slattery stars in the fourth season of AMC’s “Mad Men” as Roger Sterling. He talks about how the show might hold up 20 years from now. Source