Actor/comedian Chris Rock chats with Julie Delpy about paying more taxes to help fix the economy, the current economic crisis and President Obama’s job performance.

Retired NFL star Tony Dorsett is one of more than 300 former players suing the NFL. In an exclusive interview with the “Associated Press,” Dorsett said the league (NFL) pressured injured players to “get back out” on the field, causing severe long-term damage.

Tracy Morgan’s mother, Alicia Walden, says her son will not give her $25,000 to help avoid foreclosure proceedings on her Youngstown, Ohio, home.

Walden, 61, tells WKBN.com she called her famous comedian-actor son in January asking for $25,000 to pay off her mortgage, but his assistant called back to say, “Tracy would do a one shot deal of $2,000.”

Actor Don Cheadle made an appearance on the “Chelsea Lately Show” and dished on his 20 year relationship with girlfriend Bridgid Coulter and new hit show “House of Lies.”

First Lady Michelle Obama stopped by the “Ellen Degeneres” show yesterday to talk about her daily workout regimen and answer some of Ellen’s hard-hitting questions.

During the interview, Ellen asked the first lady about her husband’s dance skills, does he clean up and pick up his socks and much more. Also, Ellen challenged Mrs. Obama to a friendly push-up competition live on the show.

Legendary poet/author Maya Angelou sat down with rapper/actor Common to talk about the meaning and use of the N-word.

The two looked back at a performance Angelou gave in which her character discussed the use of the word, even as a “term of affection.” Common told Angelou what the word meant to him growing up in Chicago.

As you probably already know, Don Cornelius, the creator of “Soul Train,” died of an apparent suicide earlier this week at the age of 75. CBS’ Bill Whitaker takes a look back at the remarkable life and career of Cornelius.