WEIGHING IN – Susan Spencer reports on the controversy surrounding a class of prescription drugs like Ozempic being touted as weight loss miracles.

BOTTOMS UP! – David Pogue talks with Ernie Button, a photographer who found art in the bottom of a whiskey glass. 

IN CONVERSATION…EMMA STONE – Tracy Smith talks with Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos about their new film "Poor Things."

BISHOP GENE – Ted Koppel catches up with Bishop Gene Robinson two decades after his elevation as the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal church. 

ON DISPLAY: SHARON STONE – Lee Cowan talks with actor Sharon Stone about her movies and her other passion, painting.

SACRED GROUND – Conor Knighton visits the mysterious ancient earthworks of Ohio. 

SUNDAY JOURNAL: THE HOUTHIS – David Martin explains the ongoing tension with the Houthis – who they are, why they're attacking ships in the Red Sea and what it means for the US and the world.

USER'S GUIDE: THE PROSTATE – With Britain's King Charles III and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin both seeking medical treatment, Dr. Jon LaPook offers some insight into men and prostate issues.

COMMENTARY – Presidential historian Mark Updegrove provides thoughts on the presidential election, and what's at stake.

VIVA LAS VEGAS! – Luke Burbank visits Las Vegas, the site of Super Bowl LVIII, and reports on how it has grown into one of America's most popular destinations.

A CLOSER LOOK … – Martha Teichner reports on the immigration crisis and what can be done about it.

LEGENDS: BOB MARLEY – Seth Doane travels to Jamaica to meet Ziggy Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, to discuss his legacy and the new film about his father's life.

SUNDAY PROFILE: USHER – Tracy Smith catches up with music superstar Usher, who will perform during halftime at Super Bowl LVIII, which CBS Sports will present on Sunday, Feb. 11.

IN CONVERSATION ... – Bill Whitaker of 60 MINUTES sits down with Leslie Uggams, Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae and Erika Alexander to talk about their new film "American Fiction."

HAVING A BALL – Mo Rocca takes a step back in time for a look at one of the most important social events of all time, Truman Capote's 1966 Black and White Ball.

45 AND COUNTING – Jane Pauley takes note of CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING's 45th anniversary this past Sunday.