The actress and star of “The Good Wife” talks about her advocacy for stem cell research. Source
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Julianna Margulies on her “Good Wife” character’s drinking problem
In this web exclusive, the Emmy-winning actress talks to correspondent Jane Pauley about Alicia Florrick’s propensity to drink “a lotta red wine.” Source
Julianna Margulies: I’m too old-school to tweet
In an age of rampant self-promotion on social media, the star of the hit series “The Good Wife” talks to Jane Pauley about why she doesn’t want to live tweet her show. Source
Buzz for new TV shows in fall lineup
Each year autumn brings colorful leaves – and brand new programming on network television. Jamie Wax reports on the ever-expanding landscape of primetime TV, and hears from critics Matt Zoller Seitz about what he’s looking forward to. Source
Shooting leaves several injured in Bryan, Texas
A manhunt is underway after several people were injured in a shooting in Bryan, Texas, authorities said Thursday. Source
Putin on upcoming U.N. speech
On the eve of his speech to the U.N., Vladimir Putin tells 60 Minutes he is seeking partners to battle ISIS in Syria. Source
iPad Exclusive: Chalk The Wall for Hannah Graham
Gil Harrington, Trina Murphy and members of the Help Save The Next Girl organization gathered for the one-year anniversary of Hannah Graham’s disappearance. They decorated the chalk wall in Charlotteville’s Downtown Mall with words of love and support. Source
9/26: Pope Francis addresses religious liberty, immigration in speech; Pope Francis’ trip sparks campaign to connect church with millennials
Pope Francis is wrapping up his three-city tour of the United States in the cradle of American democracy, Philadelphia; With more than 23 million followers on Twitter, Pope Francis is one of the most influential leaders on the Internet. Source
Charlottesville, Va.: “Small town charm, big city amenities”
Journalist Hawes Spencer talks with “48 Hours” about the place he has called home for 26 years. Source
Ben Folds fuses pop with classical music
Folds has drawn a huge following since the late-’80s, with a variety of bands and solo projects. His new album, “So There,” is a hybrid album, half of which is a piano concerto performed with the Nashville Symphony and the other half which is a collection of songs performed with the inventive chamber group, yMusic. Vinita Nair reports. Source