DELTA – On one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, Kris Van Cleave talks with the CEO of Delta Air Lines, Ed Bastian, as the company looks back on 100 years of aviation.

SUNDAY PROFILE: DAVID FOSTER – Tracy Smith catches up with writer, producer and musician David Foster to talk about his many hit songs and his Tony-nominated Broadway show "BOOP! The Musical."

FINE PRINT: ANNE TYLER – Robert Costa profiles Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant and The Accidental Tourist author Anne Tyler, who recently released her 25th novel, Three Days in June.

A KNOCK AT THE DOOR – In honor of Memorial Day, Elaine Quijano has the story of one woman's mission to change how our nation's military notifies families of those killed in action.

CARTOONS DEFYING CONVENTION –Faith Salie tells the story of one private investigator's quest to learn about a mysterious aunt, who turned out to be one of America's pioneering female cartoonists, Barbara Shermund.

SUNDAY JOURNAL – Elizabeth Palmer talks with BBC reporter Steve Rosenberg about being the last Western journalist still reporting from Moscow.

BON APPÉTIT – Jane Pauley looks at the Art & Design issue of Bon Appétit, the food and entertaining magazine that's trying something new: recipes designed to imitate notable works of art.

SUMMER 2025 PREVIEW – We look at the art, books and music coming up this summer ahead of Memorial Day, the unofficial start of the season. Ron Charles, book critic at The Washington Post, joins us with his thoughts.

ON BROADWAY: JEAN SMART – Tracy Smith sits down with actor Jean Smart ("Designing Women," "Hacks") now starring in the Broadway production of "Call Me Izzy," featuring the work of CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING contributor and playwright Jamie Wax.

CARLA HAYDEN –Robert Costa talks with Carla Hayden, the librarian of Congress, who was recently fired by President Trump.

GREEK TO ME – Mo Rocca explains why the works of William Shakespeare are still relevant nearly 400 years after his death.

IT'S A HIT! – Faith Salie heads to New York City's Central Park to watch George Clooney and other stars take the field in a Broadway Show League softball game.

PATREON –David Pogue has the story behind Patreon, the popular online site for creators.

LEGENDS: THE DOOBIE BROTHERS – Jim Axelrod catches up with Michael McDonald and the legendary Doobie Brothers.

LIGHTWIRE THEATER –Martha Teichner goes backstage at the spectacular Lightwire Theater.

COMMENTARY –Charles Blow has some thoughts on the upcoming Juneteenth holiday.