The fear — so far unfounded, — is that "60 Minutes" will go soft on the Trump administration. Another: That the new owners, assuming the deal ever goes through, will simply sell the program to ...

But "60 Minutes" now faces an unprecedented crisis. This week, the program lost its executive producer, Bill Owens, only the third person to hold the job in the show's storied history.

CBS News continues to tout how well 60 Minutes is doing in the ratings.They say it’s getting 11 million viewers every week on CBS, plus watched by thousands online in various ways.. Along with ...

But “60 Minutes” now faces an unprecedented crisis. This week, the program lost its executive producer, Bill Owens, only the third person to hold the job in the show’s storied history.

Director Artie Bloom, seated in the 60 Minutes control room next to Don Hewitt, helped create the program's timeless look 60 Minutes And as always, Don got what Don wanted.

There’s a last-minute change brewing at “60 Minutes.” When the venerable CBS newsmagazine launches its 55 th season this Sunday, viewers may notice a twist at the end of the hour. The show ...

Sunday’s “60 Minutes” broadcast with interviews of the major-party presidential nominees was the week’s highest-rated prime-time program, according to Nielsen.

The show represented an “opportunity for us to get our journalism in front of people who probably see ’60 Minutes’ when they are giving their mother and father a kiss and going out to see ...

As 60 Minutes embarks on its 55th season on CBS, corporate sibling Pluto TV is launching a curated channel dedicated to the program.. Because Pluto is a free, ad-supported streaming service ...

The show has produced a lot of worthy television, but its success has backfired. 60 Minutes blurred the line between news and entertainment, and showed corporate owners that news shows could be ...