SUNDAY PROFILE: JASON BATEMAN: Lee Cowan heads to Brooklyn with Jason Bateman, where the actor, director and podcaster opens up about his new Netflix series, "Black Rabbit," and why the role means so much to him.

ON DISPLAY: GUSTAVE CAILLEBOTTE – Jane Pauley is our guide to the work of one of French Impressionism's lesser-known masters, Gustave Caillebotte, now on display at the Art Institute of Chicago.

GAME CHANGER: MARLON WAYANS – Tracy Smith speaks with actor Marlon Wayans about his new horror film, "HIM," where he flexes his acting chops. They visit his alma mater, LaGuardia High School, to talk about how the school shaped his life and what family means to him.

POSTCARD FROM TUSCANY – Seth Doane takes us to a magnificent Tuscan villa, La Foce, and recounts its remarkable history as a refuge during WWII.

THESE UNITED STATES: THE CONSTITUTION – CBS MORNINGS co-host Tony Dokoupil discusses the U.S. Constitution with the National Constitution Center's Jeffrey Rosen and historian and author Jill Lepore.

COME TO THE FAIR – Conor Knighton is our guide as we visit the state fair! Prepare to be delighted by the butter cow.

PLANT GRAVEYARD – Don't have a green thumb? Don't worry! Nancy Chen introduces us to experts in dead houseplants.

ON BROADWAY: KEANU REEVES AND ALEX WINTER –Tracy Smith talks with Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, who are back together and on Broadway in "Waiting for Godot," one of the most influential plays ever written.

IN CONVERSATION: JENNIFER LOPEZ – Lee Cowan speaks with Jennifer Lopez, who is headed back to the silver screen in new musical "Kiss of the Spider Woman" – in a role she says she was born to play.

TAKE NOTE: THE ZOMBIES – Mark Phillips catches up with the members of the 1960s pop and rock band The Zombies.

MAKING AMENDS – Ted Koppel talks with David Kaczynski – the brother of "Unabomber" Ted Kaczynski.

491 DAYS –Seth Doane speaks to Eli Sharabi, who was held hostage for 491 days in Gaza, and learned on the day of his release that his wife and daughters were killed in the Hamas attack of Oct. 7, 2023. He shares his story ahead of the release of his new memoir, Hostage.

CRICKETS! – Robert Krulwich reveals how crickets can tell us how hot or cold it is outside with the precision of a human thermometer. All you have to do is learn a simple mathematical formula that Robert teaches to a friendly hand puppet, created by Barnaby Dixon. As far as we know, this is CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING's first-ever explainer sung – and danced – by a duck. 

THE NEW ART SEASON – Jane Pauley brings us to Calder Gardens in Philadelphia and previews several art exhibits to look forward to across the country in the coming months.