Will Croxton

5 days ago | hallaback.com | Will Croxton

Kate Winslet's emotional "Titanic" reunion Kate Winslet's emotional "Titanic" reunion 02:11 At Abbey Road studios in London, Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet sat at a mixing board and listened attentively as an orchestra played along to a scene from her film "Lee.""Lee," is the real-life story of Lee Miller, a photojournalist who fought her way to the frontlines of World War II. The film was a passion project for Winslet.

5 days ago | hallaback.com | Will Croxton

Kate Winslet on her photography for "Lee" Kate Winslet on taking Rolleiflex photos for "Lee" 05:08 Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet is known for taking on roles portraying tough and complex women. And her starring role in 'Lee" is no exception. "Lee" is the real-life story of Lee Miller, a former model who battled her way to the frontlines of World War II as a photojournalist for Vogue magazine.

5 days ago | hallaback.com | Will Croxton

How monkey research survived Hurricane Maria How monkey research survived Hurricane Maria 06:07 This week, Lesley Stahl and a 60 Minutes team traveled to the island of Cayo Santiago— also known as Monkey Island— just off the coast of Puerto Rico. Cayo Santiago is home for about 1,800 Rhesus macaque monkeys, who have been studied by scientists for over 80 years because 94% of their DNA is the same as humans.

2 weeks ago | hallaback.com | Will Croxton

On Sept. 17, almost a year into an escalating conflict with Israel, militants in the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah heard an urgent ringtone call out from their model AR-924 pagers. They had no idea that the devices they pulled out of their pockets were bombs. After the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad detonated the pagers, and walkie-talkies that had also been rigged with explosives, around 3,000 people were injured, some blinded or severely maimed.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Will Croxton

In April, Anduril Industries co-founder Palmer Luckey arrived for his 60 Minutes interview in an outfit that's become a signature look: shorts, flip-flops, and a colorful Hawaiian shirt. He was also sporting a mullet and a goatee. "I've actually always wanted a mullet my whole life," he laughingly told correspondent Sharyn Alfoni about his distinctive hairstyle. But while Luckey's appearance is casual, his business is deadly serious. And the U.S. military is taking him seriously.