This week on "Sunday Morning," Jane Pauley explored various topics that will keep you up to date and inspired. Blind rock climber Jesse Dufton, who was born with a rare degenerative condition that causes him to lose his vision, talked about how losing his sight didn't lead him to forsake his potential.
Meanwhile, Aix-en-Provence is celebrating the life of French artist Paul Cézanne, hailed by Pablo Picasso as "the father of us all." The city is hosting a year-long celebration featuring 130 paintings, drawings and watercolors that showcase the artist's themes and inspirations. Seth Doane reported on this tribute to one of France's most iconic artists.
Metallica is giving back in a big way, thanks to their charitable foundation All Within My Hands. Founded by the band, the organization has donated to workforce education and other critical services. Luke Burbank spoke with Metallica members Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield, Robert Trujillo, and Lars Ulrich about their philanthropic efforts.
Actress Amanda Seyfried shared her candid thoughts on anxiety, OCD, and living a grounded life on her Upstate New York farm. She talked to Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz about overcoming obstacles that once held her back from pursuing her passions.
Music fans can look forward to the new album "72 Seasons" by Metallica, available for streaming now. The band's philanthropic efforts are also highlighted, as they team up with Carhartt and Feeding America to provide five million meals through their charitable foundation AWMH.
Director James Cameron is at it again with his visually stunning film "Avatar: Fire and Ash." Jonathan Vigliotti spoke with the director about the latest installment in the Avatar series.
In other news, Architectural Digest's new book, "AD at Home," captures timeless designs of private spaces. Serena Altschul talked to editor Amy Astley about the magazine's treatment of these environments.
Finally, Jane Pauley looked back at the history and mythology behind Thanksgiving in the United States, a celebration that has evolved over time.
Meanwhile, Aix-en-Provence is celebrating the life of French artist Paul Cézanne, hailed by Pablo Picasso as "the father of us all." The city is hosting a year-long celebration featuring 130 paintings, drawings and watercolors that showcase the artist's themes and inspirations. Seth Doane reported on this tribute to one of France's most iconic artists.
Metallica is giving back in a big way, thanks to their charitable foundation All Within My Hands. Founded by the band, the organization has donated to workforce education and other critical services. Luke Burbank spoke with Metallica members Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield, Robert Trujillo, and Lars Ulrich about their philanthropic efforts.
Actress Amanda Seyfried shared her candid thoughts on anxiety, OCD, and living a grounded life on her Upstate New York farm. She talked to Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz about overcoming obstacles that once held her back from pursuing her passions.
Music fans can look forward to the new album "72 Seasons" by Metallica, available for streaming now. The band's philanthropic efforts are also highlighted, as they team up with Carhartt and Feeding America to provide five million meals through their charitable foundation AWMH.
Director James Cameron is at it again with his visually stunning film "Avatar: Fire and Ash." Jonathan Vigliotti spoke with the director about the latest installment in the Avatar series.
In other news, Architectural Digest's new book, "AD at Home," captures timeless designs of private spaces. Serena Altschul talked to editor Amy Astley about the magazine's treatment of these environments.
Finally, Jane Pauley looked back at the history and mythology behind Thanksgiving in the United States, a celebration that has evolved over time.
I'm loving how these Sunday Morning stories are tackling such inspiring topics! Blind rock climber Jesse Dufton is literally on another level - his story is proof that potential knows no bounds 
. And it's so cool to see Metallica using their platform for good, they're making a real difference in people's lives 
. I'm also intrigued by the Aix-en-Provence tribute to Paul Cézanne, who was truly a pioneer in art 
. The way they're celebrating his legacy through 130 paintings and works is amazing... it's great to see artists being recognized for their contributions 
. metallica's all within my hands foundation is doin some real good, 5 million meals is huge 
! He's proof that even with adversity, you can achieve your dreams and find new ways to succeed. And I love how Aix-en-Provence is celebrating Paul Cézanne's life - the guy was a total genius, right? 
. They're doing amazing work through All Within My Hands, and it's awesome to see them giving back like that. And can we talk about Amanda Seyfried's honesty on her anxiety and OCD? 
It's so refreshing to see someone being real about their struggles.
James Cameron is a total master of his craft, and I'm low-key excited to see this new installment. Lastly, Architectural Digest's book "AD at Home" looks like it would be so inspiring - I need some design goals in my life 
It's crazy how he's still pushing himself and achieving his dreams, though! His determination is super inspiring 
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I've seen some fans saying it's back to form after that whole 20-year hiatus thing 
. Thoughts? 
. I'm all about giving back, but let's not pretend it's all altruistic, right? They're probably getting a ton of good karma points from the media and fans. And while Paul Cézanne is definitely an iconic artist, can we talk about how his art was basically just a bunch of trees and rocks? Like, what even is that? 
. And can we talk about how outdated Thanksgiving history feels? Like, didn't that already be covered in 2023 
. Overall, it's just another week of familiar faces and stories 
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! And can we talk about Metallica's philanthropic efforts? They're not just raving metalheads, they're actually making a difference in the lives of many people, especially through their foundation All Within My Hands 
and can we talk about Paul Cézanne for a sec? 
it's amazing how art can inspire us & bring ppl together like that! 
. It's cool to see artists like them being more than just musicians, you know? They're actually changing lives 
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anyway back to paul cezanne, i always loved his artwork and the fact that aix-en-provence is giving him so much tribute love 
On a related note, have you heard about the new Metallica album? "72 Seasons" is like, whoa! I mean, I'm not a huge fan of heavy metal, but even I know they're philanthropists now. That's what I call a win-win - great music and good vibes 
Jesse Dufton's determination to pursue his dreams despite losing his sight is truly amazing 
. And can you believe Paul Cézanne's art will be celebrated in Aix-en-Provence for an entire year? 
. The new Metallica album sounds epic, and I'm all for supporting artists who give back to the community 
. And finally, James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash looks like an incredible visual feast – can't wait to see it! 
