Washington Post book critic Ron Charles checks out some of the latest titles to recommend, including Brandi Carlile’s memoir, “Broken Horses.” Source

“Sunday Morning” looks back at the year’s most popular books, songs, movies, online entertainment and TV. Did you catch it all? Source

Correspondent Tony Dokoupil catches up with the actor-director, currently starring in the film “The Disaster Artist,” who – as he nears age 40 – is taking stock of his breathless work ethic and artistic pursuits. Source

CBS News’ CBS News National Correspondent Chip Reid lays out the challenges facing President Donald Trump, dogged by historically low approval ratings, as America enters 2018. Source

Earlier this year, President Trump declared parts of Somalia a war zone. Since then, the U.S. has conducted drone strikes trying to stop a ruthless terrorist group that has killed hundreds. Deborah Patta filed this reporter’s notebook from Mogadishu. Source

A 25-year-old has been arrested in “SWATing” death of a father of two in Kansas. Los Angeles police say Tyler Bariss is being held without bail. Carter Evans reports. Source

In the wake of recent terror attacks, officials around the world are ramping up security at New Year’s Eve celebrations. Barry Petersen reports from London on how the celebrations will be affected by terrorism. Source

President Trump is winding down his vacation in Mar-a-Lago. He’ll have a full schedule once he’s back in D.C., but no matter what he does, the Russia investigation will cast a dark shadow. Chip Reid reports from Florida. Source

This year’s James Beard Award winner for the best chef in New York City was Marco Canora who grew up in the nearby Hudson Valley. His Italian-born mother’s cooking provided his first inspiration. He opened the Italian-influenced Hearth in the East Village and later added Brodo, credited with launching a national craze for bone broths, and Zadie’s Oyster Room. Canora joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to share his culinary journey. Source

Along with blockbusters, this year has seen the release of independent productions that often lack the marketing budgets to help them break through. Fandango managing editor Erik Davis joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to discuss his picks for the most overlooked films including “Brawl In Cell Block 99,” “Good Time,” and “Patti Cake$.” Source