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Police confirm Whitney Houston found under water, unconscious

Beverly Hills police say Whitney Houston was under water and apparently unconscious when she was found in a hotel bathtub. Read More

Grammy Awards hit high note with big audience

The Nielsen Co. says the Grammy Awards telecast that aired on CBS and WKYT made sweet music in the ratings, delivering its largest audience since 1984. Read More

'The Help' leads Screen Actors honors with 4 noms

The Deep South drama "The Help" leads the Screen Actors Guild Awards with four nominations, among them honors for Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain and Octavia Spencer. Read More

Lady Gaga to discuss anti-bullying at White House

The pop singer is meeting with Obama administration staffers Tuesday to discuss her work on bullying prevention. Read More

Father says Mindy McCready pushing luck over son

The father of country singer Mindy McCready's child says she's pushing her luck with the legal system by not following a judge's order to return the 5-year-old to Florida to the care of McCready's mother. Read More

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Video: "Too young to retire and too old to hire"
Jeff Glor talks to James S. Kunen - author of "Diary of a Company Man" - about the plight of millions of out of work baby boomers.

Video: Writer James S. Kunen on his career path
Jeff Glor talks to baby boomer James S. Kunen - author of "Diary of a Company Man" - about his unique career that spans 1960s campus radicalism to laid off corporate executive.

Video: What is a "company man?"
James S. Kunen - author of "Diary of a Company Man" - explains what a "company man" was and what became of this cultural archetype.

Video: "Diary of a Company Man," by James S. Kunen
Jeff Glor talks to James S. Kunen about "Diary of a Company Man," his own story of how he made a life for himself after years of making a living. A former 1960s campus radical turned corporate PR man, Kunen chronicles how getting laid off sent him on a career path far different from anything he had planned - one in which he discovered something important and meaningful to do.

Video: Surprise performance at the White House
President Obama channeled Al Green at a recent event. Now, he's singing "Sweet Home Chicago" with B.B. King at a White House concert. CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante reports.