. >> odd audrey hepburn. >> 50 years of meeting people, and interviewing people. audrey hepburn, and you have to throw in billy graham. >> and sandra bullock, if you have seen the cover of "people" magazine, she's a mother again. she has a little daughter named lila. >> she has a home in new orleans. >> she adopted her son from there and now her daughter. she tells "people" magazine, i can tell you the exact right children came to me at the exact right time. to end up doing for foster care children, because so many people fall in love with a baby. but this little girl's 3 1/2 years old. and often times they run out of people interested in getting a child that far along. mom. already they're bonding so well. >> louie spearheaded the whole thing, her son. >> she says there's pink and glitter in the house mixed with lay fwoes. >> and the photographer who took the picture happens to be her boyfriend. >> sounds like she's got love on a lot of levels right now. >> nobody deserves more, that's great. >> what else is happening? >> amy poehler and tina fey have something t

audrey hepburn. >> isn't that beautiful? >> let me tell you something. everybody in this business, 50 years of meeting people and interviewing them. audrey hepburn and paul newman. and you have to throw in billy graham. got to do that. >> sandra bullock is moving up that list. if you have seen the cover of "people" magazine, sandra bullock is a mom again. she's got a little daughter, 3 1/2, named lylea. she was in the foster care system in louisiana. sandra is such a good friend to new orleans and she has a home there. she loves it there. she adopted her son from there and now her daughter. she tells "people" i can tell you absolutely the exact right children came to me at the exact right time. isn't that beautiful? >> i love what she's going to end up doing for foster care children. so many of them, people fall in love with a baby, but this little girl is 3 1/2 years old. oftentimes, they run out of people that are interested in getting a child that far along. so she's going to be an awesome mom. like crazy. they're inseparable. her 5-year-old son spear

this them was audrey hepburn and paul neumann. >> yep, yep. >> and you have to throw in billy graham. got t do o do that >> and sandra bull lock is moving up the list. >> yes. she is. >> and if you seen the cover of the "people" magazine, sandra bullock is a mom again. she has a 3 1/2-year-old daughter lie la who has been in the foster care system in louisiana. and sandra is a good friend of new orleans and adopted her son and daughter from there and she says i can tell you the exact right children came to me at the >> isn't that beautiful? >> i love what she is going to be ending up doing for foster care children, and so many people fall in love with the baby, and this little girl is 3 1/2 years old, and so many times they run out of people who are interested in becoming foster families, but already, they are bonding like crazy. and she said that louie, her 5-year-old spearheaded the whole thing, and now they are together. >> and she said pink and gliter in the house mixed with legos and batman. be. picture happens to be her rienian randall. >> sounds like love in a lot of levels. >

." [ laughter ] it's audrey hepburn from qvc. it was a qvc brooch. >> seth: wow, so she still -- at least she's someone who bought it and still maintains her -- >> although she did buy some oil products last week that she was not happy with. >> seth: like, what was wrong with the oil? >> she said it didn't work. like the hands -- the arm looked very shiny, but hers didn't match it. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> and then she bought a device where it was, like, a way -- this doesn't make any sense. she goes, "i bought this great" -- i'm sorry, mom. [ laughter ] "i bought this great device where if you're driving in the car, it can tell you how to get to a place." i was like, "what are you talking about?" "no, it's a device." i was like, "mom, it's like google maps? like navigation?" "no, it's a device i can carry around with me." i was like, "what do you mean?" how do they sell -- >> seth: wait, a gps? >> no, but not. it's, like, this other thing. [ laughter ] i was like, "mom, this is on your phone. you already have this."

. >> she is following in the footsteps of sarah jessica parker and audrey hepburn, fighting malnutrition by campaign. >> by purchasing a ba kids get active and earn points. points unlocks food packets and deliver life saving nutrition. >> i love kids. adults screw everything up. >> amen, sister. >> we think about it too much. >> exactly. >> thank you. hilarious. >> i love them. so good. >> yeah. that's why everybody is so excited about their new movie and what makes it cooler, well, their switching things up a bit. >> hey! >> sister reunion! >> we've been waiting for this. >> the party just got back! >> sisters is tina and amy's first film together since 2008. and this time it's tina, not amy, playing the train wreck. >> i'm the older sister. she has always been the wild child of the family. the relationship between the sisters is most important. >> will you not drink tonight so i can let my freak flag fly? >> i would love to. >> the two play siblings who throw a high school style party when their parents decide to sell their childhood home. >> do you have kids? >> i'm sure i do. >> yep.

. >> she's following in the footsteps of sarah jessica parker and audrey hepburn, helping fight malnutrition by launching their kid power campaign. >> by purchasing a unicef guitar band kids get active and unlock foot packets that deliver nutrition to children -- >> i love kids. it's adults that screw things up. >> amen, sister. grown folk are always messing things up. >> do like the kids do, just go for it. >>> tina fey and amy poehler are hilarious. >> "snl," golden globes, so good. >> everybody is excited about it cooler, they're switching things up a bit. >> hey, girls! sister reunion! >> we've been waiting for this. >> the party! >> "sisters" tina and amy's first film together since "baby mama." tina tina, not amy, playing the train wreck this time. >> i'm the older sister, kate, who has been the wild child of the family. the relationship between the sisters is most important, it's the love story. >> bill you not fwreeng tonight so i can let my freak flag fly? >> i would love to. >> the two play sibling hot throw a high school-style parent when their parents, played by dianne wiest and

coming up in this half hour, from audrey hepburn to rihanna, stars find themselves dazzled by those swarovski crist always. major garrett goes behind the scenes in austria to see what makes them shine. >>> washington celebrates five entertainment legends on the kennedy center honors. cbs tuesday night will bring you the special. the winners are recognized for a lifetime of artistic achievement. >> rita moreno, viewers watched her turn as anita in the classic "west side story." she took michelle miller on a journey back. da da da da da da >> reporter: to fully appreciate rita moreno -- where was home for you? -- you only need to spend a few minutes with her in her bronx home. >> i need to get out of here. oh, my goodness. what an honor. >> reporter: here the puerto rican transplant turned hollywood starlet is still thrilling fans. >> oh, my god. you're so beautiful. >> did you live around here? >> yeah. i lived around the block. >> reporter: moreno moved here at the age of 5 traveling from puerto rico to new york on a ship with her newly divorced mother. >> "west side story." he's got goose bu

coming up, from audrey hepburn find themselves fascinated by swarovski crystals. what makes the company shine? that's ahead. >>> washington celebrates legends on the kennedy honors. we'll bring you the special on tuesday night. >>> rita moreno is a trailblazer for latinos. generations watched her at anita in the 1961 classic "west side story." moreno took michelle miller on a journey back. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the barrier-breaking career of rita moreno, you only need to spend a few minutes with her in the bronx neighborhood she first called home. >> oh, my god, i need to get out of here. oh, my goodness,kg what an honor.$+ >> reporter:x here the puerto rican transplant turned hollywood starlet is still >> oh, my god, you're so beautiful. >> did you live aroun here? i live down the block. oh my gosh. >> i lived here when i was a little girl. >> reporter: moreno moved here at the age of five, traveling from puerto rico to new york on a ship with her newly divorced mother. >> he's got goosebumps. >> reporter: although revered now, moreno's earliest memori

chanel, greta garbo, audrey hepburn. gorgeous book of photographs. huge, oversized. it really is a cavalcade of the also, not only portraits, but pictures of london during the blitz. so there are serious photographs and also these people who you look at in new ways through beaton's eyes. cultural. >> quite a range of life that >> all right. up next? >> what do you hold in your hands? >> a gorgeous book called "map: exploring the world." it's over 300 maps of all kinds. everything from a view of the world created by a muslim man in the 12th century to a map of disney land, to a 1937 map of the stars' homes, to current maps about the infiltration of facebook and twitter in places. i mean, it is just an extraordinary book. what i love about this book is it shows you how to see the world and how people through the world and the ways to look at it but also what's so beautiful about this book is that the maps are not chronological. so you're constantly like brought upshore. you see the world as these other people saw it. also, what is so beautiful about it is that you get

coming up in this half hour, from audrey hepburn to rihanna,

>> reporter: the dime tiara audrey hepburn wore in "breakfast at tiffany's "has has no diamond at all but plenty of swarovski crystal. the same is true of michael jackson's iconic glove, the prototype for elton john's crown -- happy birthday mr. president >> reporter: -- and marilyn monroe's dress the night she serenaded president kennedy. daniel swarovski founded his company in the late 19th sen tur we the idea of bringing the look