The amount of news coverage devoted to Michael Jackson's death and subsequent memorial pushed many other relevant stories off the headlines. Jeff Glor looks at the headlines you may have missed.

Katie Couric reports on the life and death of Academy-Award winning actor, Karl Malden, who gained fame for such classics as "On The Waterfront" with Marlon Brando.

Michael's Doctor Says Jackson "At One Time Had an Addiction"

The Early Show correspondents discuss an advertisement posted online by Evian water of babies dancing on rollerskates to hip hop music. The video is quickly becoming a YouTube sensation.

Host Julie Chen takes a tour of the Big Brother house where everything from the walls to the décor is recycled.

Two days after being arrested for driving drunk, NFL star Steve McNair's mistress killed him then shot herself, Priya David reports. Bishop Joseph Walker III discussed the McNair family's loss.

Trial Begins In Fla. Lawsuit Claiming Paris Hilton Didn't Adequately Promote 2006 Movie Bomb

Long-Term Dermatologist Says Jackson Battled Addiction, Used Anesthetic To Sleep; Dodges Paternity Question

Some senior citizens are learning to use their canes for self-defense in the new "Cane-Fu" class that is beginning to appear across the country. Teri Okita reports from Garden Grove, CA.

Michael Jackson's cause of death remains a mystery, Ben Tracy reports. Maggie Rodriguez spoke with National Drug Control Policy's Gil Kerlikowske about the dangers of prescription drug abuse.

John Landis, director of the music video "Thirller," discussed Michael Jackson's gift for performing, disciplined talent and struggles as a tortured and complex celebrity. Richard Roth reports.

David Arquette To Sleep On Top Of Madison Square Garden For 2 Days To Raise Hunger Awareness

At U.S. Championships, Olympic Star Shaves .18 Seconds Off Mark Set in 2005 for 100M Fly

How an Evian Ad on YouTube Went Viral, And the CGI Whizzes Who Made It

A viral advertisement, featuring flexible babies wearing roller skates, has emerged as a worldwide hit video on the internet. Mark Phillips reports from London.

After Michael Jackson's memorial, the director reminisced about working with the pop star in the early 1980s when they made the landmark music video "Thriller."

Austrians Seem More Bemused Than Bummed At Sacha Baron Cohen's Unflattering 'Bruno' Movie

Actor George Clooney's message can be summed up in three words: look this way. The globe-trotting star is trying to bring worldwide attention to earthquake victims in Italy. Allen Pizzey reports.

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A photograph of President Barack Obama seems to have caught him and French President Nicolas Sarkozy in a compromising position. Maggie Rodriguez and Chris Wragge get to the bottom of it.