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The pollen count in Atlanta has reached near-record highs in the past month, causing major irritation for allergy sufferers. Michele Norris talks with the woman who counts pollen for the Atlanta Allergy and Asthma Clinic, as well as two allergists.

Monkeys don't normally like human music. They prefer silence. But when researchers composed songs reminiscent of monkey vocalizations, the monkeys responded. This raises the philosophical question of what music really is and may bring us closer to writing ditties that appeal exclusively to other species.

Into the Wild on DVD

Rep. Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, is the first Muslim to serve in Congress. Earlier this month, Ellison undertook a sacred pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The journey, known as the Hajj, is a pillar of the Islamic faith. The lawmaker shares highlights from his trip.

New Almodovar Meets Old in New Film

Frost/Nixon marks the third collaboration between Morgan and actor Sheen, and the third project based on real events. Prior to Frost/Nixon, the two teamed…

Tunisia took a step toward democracy and reconciliation Monday, promising to free political prisoners and opening its government to opposition forces long shut out of power. Demonstrators carrying signs reading "GET OUT! demanded that the former ruling party be banished altogether.

Multi-National Production Serves Up a Live Action Remake of a Japanese Anime

The first touring exhibition of the work of American craftsman Gustav Stickley makes a stop at the San Diego Museum of Art from June 18 through September 11, 2011. We speak to a curator from the museum about the Arts and Crafts movement pioneer.

She's played many a mom, but her real trademark is playing strong, gutsy women on screen. In an upcoming one-woman stage show, she takes on one of the gutsiest: former Texas Gov. Ann Richards. Susan Stamberg sits down for a conversation with the actress, who says Richards "has captured my imagination."