CBS News Sunday Morning

TAKE IT EASY – Susan Spencer has a far-from-lazy take on laziness.

TAKE NOTE: KATE HUDSON – Tracy Smith catches up with actor and musician Kate Hudson, who opens up about her new music, her plans to tour and her family.

DAN RATHER – Lee Cowan talks with former CBS News anchor Dan Rather about his work at CBS and his life in news.

SUNDAY JOURNAL – David Pogue reports on what's happening at our college campuses and examines the history of college protests.

ON DISPLAY: STANLEY WHITNEY – Alina Cho explores the art of Stanley Whitney, known for vibrant abstract paintings.

FINE PRINT: ERIK LARSON – Anthony Mason talks with author Erik Larson, whose new book is about the months before the Civil War.

RUN FOR THE ROSES – Jim Axelrod with a story set at the Kentucky Derby – as the Run for the Roses celebrates 150 years.

JAIL BIRDS – Conor Knighton visits a prison in Florida with a petting zoo.

ENCORE – Lee Cowan looks at how artificial intelligence will allow fans of country music legend Randy Travis, who largely lost his cherished singing voice after a stroke, to hear new music from him again.

TOM SELLECK – Tracy Smith catches up with actor Tom Selleck to discuss his new book and work on the hit CBS drama BLUE BLOODS.

ON DISPLAY: BOB SCHIEFFER – Sharyn Alfonsi of 60 MINUTES visits with legendary CBS anchor and correspondent Bob Schieffer about a new exhibit of his artwork.

LEGENDS: WHOOPI GOLDBERG – Seth Doane talks with Whoopi Goldberg about her life, career and new memoir, Bits and Pieces: My Mother, My Brother, and Me.

NOVA – Martha Teichner tours a new exhibit based on the Israeli rock festival where concertgoers were killed during the attack by Hamas.

WE THE PEOPLE … John Dickerson talks with author A.J Jacobs about the year he spent living constitutionally by following the letter of the U.S. Constitution for his new book, The Year of Living Constitutionally: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow the Constitution's Original Meaning.

SPACE COPTER – David Pogue reports on a technical marvel: a small helicopter attached to NASA's Mars rover that is the first vehicle to fly on another planet.

IT'S COMPLICATED! – David Pogue explores how the design of products we use daily has complicated our lives.

FRESH CUT – Conor Knighton looks at the art of creating flowers out of paper.

IN CONVERSATION – BILL MAHER – Robert Costa sits down with Bill Maher, host of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher."

YOUNG SHELDON – Luke Burbank goes behind the scenes of CBS hit YOUNG SHELDON, which ends its seven-year run on May 16.

ON BROADWAY – SARAH PAULSON – Tracy Smith catches up with actor Sarah Paulson, who now appears in "Appropriate" on Broadway.

AMY WINEHOUSE – Seth Doane gets a look inside "Back to Black," a new film about the life of the late singer Amy Winehouse.

JOSH AND HIS MOM – Filmmaker Josh Seftel and his mother Pat discuss Mother's Day.

AFTER A FASHION – Alina Cho introduces us to designer Stan Herman, known as "The People's Designer."

COMMENTARY – Faith Salie has thoughts on the past week's lavish Met Gala.

The CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING team used the opportunity to explore how, over the past 40 years, Rockwell has created set designs for the Oscars, Broadway productions and high-profile buildings such as the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and New York's Union Square Café. The Rockwell versions for CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING will only appear on this special broadcast.

Anchored by Jane Pauley, "By Design" will explore the role of design in the arts, food, architecture, parenting and more.

The broadcast features a sit-down interview with former "Friends" star Courteney Cox, who shares insights about her home fragrance line, "Homecourt." Seth Doane heads to a French castle being built using medieval construction methods. Kelefa Sanneh delves into the growing popularity of bidets. Lee Cowan brings the story of the Hennessey Venom, a $3 million, 1800 hp supercar handcrafted in Texas. And Serena Altschul explores the luxury stroller wars.

Additionally, Luke Burbank reports on a group of Silicon Valley tech titans buying up land and creating a new city; Martha Teichner looks into the history and artistry of weathervanes; Conor Knighton focuses on the creation of the beloved Swiss Army knife of utility tools, the Leatherman, created in Portland, Ore., by Tim Leatherman; Susan Spencer reports on the design of games like Wordle; and Martha Stewart gives tips on how to have a lilac garden tea party.