Rosalía looks for balance in what she admits is “a crazy lifestyle,” of working on music, performing on tour and being in the public eye.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg threatened to move out of California if residents of the state approve a first-of-its-kind billionaire wealth tax when voters head to the polls on Nov. 3, the company said in a new regulatory filing. cbsn.ws/47AGNx7

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Joe Keery are making their Broadway debuts in @Citiesbway — and even though they say it’s been a nerve-wracking experience, the process has been a blessing.

Actor John Turturro recalls a terrifying childhood encounter in which a stranger pointed a gun at his head while he was riding his bike with friends. The actor tells @BenMank77 how he drew on that fear years later while filming a difficult scene in the Coen brothers’ 1990 film “Miller’s Crossing.”

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, whose home was destroyed in the Palisades Fire last year, said the loss has taught her about sitting with grief and letting it in: “If you’re lucky to live long enough, you’re going to experience grief.”

Allison Janney jokes about the challenges of returning to Broadway in @Citiesbway telling Sunday Morning's @thattracysmith that eight shows a week will mean some major adjustments to her life: "I'm not 38 anymore." cbsnews.com/newyork/video/ju…

Rosalía hopes she isn’t a workaholic, she told @sethdoane, but she does admit to being a perfectionist: “I’m trying to find a better way to do this job and make it sustainable, where I can do it for so many years.”

Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner moved into their East Hampton home in the winter of 1945, with no plumbing or heating. From there, they created work that sent seismic tremors through the art world.

Rosalía on "Lux" and her devotion to music cbsn.ws/3WAb1xP

Natural-born actor John Turturro: "I'm at a very fruitful time" cbsn.ws/4juTcKj

The inseparable legacies of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner cbsn.ws/4k4tLzk

California's proposed billionaire tax: How does it add up? cbsn.ws/4hTRXTJ

Healthcare workers union leader Dave Regan, who led a petition drive to put on the November ballot a one-time, 5% state tax on the net worth of California's 200 or so billionaires, known as Proposition 40, tells @jolingkent he would not rule out proposing a second one-time wealth tax: “Am I prepared to say we will never look at this type of thing again? No.” Without the tax, Regan says 3.5 million people would lose health insurance, and hospitals, clinics, and emergency rooms would close. cbsn.ws/4z0g60Y

“I’m not afraid of paying taxes. I’m just afraid of being poor,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told @jolingkent, as he explained why it would be a “privilege” to pay some $8 billion in taxes under California’s Proposition 40 – a one-time, 5% state tax on the net worth of California's 200 or so billionaires.

Rosalía says she “never” listens to her albums after she finishes them, calling it “pointless”: “That would be torture.” cbsn.ws/4yuTJzK

Rosalía jokes that her guardian angel must be exhausted from trying to keep up with her adventurous spirit. Speaking with @sethdoane, the Grammy-winning singer recalls a childhood accident that left her with a scar on her forehead, joking that her guardian angel is so tired he “cannot even stop for a cigarette.” cbsnews.com/news/rosalia-on-…

NPR health and science correspondent and "Sunday Morning" contributor @AubreyNPR writes about the steps Gen Xers may take to foster a sense of purpose as they enter this next stage of life.

We leave you this Sunday swimming with the arctic grayling, recently reintroduced to the streams near Traverse City in Michigan. Videographer: Justin Grubb.

The Spanish singer Rosalía continued to defy convention with her fourth album, "Lux," recorded with the @londonsymphony, which contains lyrics in 14 languages, telling the stories of female saints and mystics through history. The self-described perfectionist who spent two years on "Lux" talks with @sethdoane about her mix of classical, opera and pop, and her almost spiritual commitment to her craft, defined by what she calls "a search for communion."

Due to high fuel and housing costs, and wages that aren't keeping pace with inflation, consumer sentiment is lower than at almost any other time in modern history. With the 2026 midterm elections just weeks away, CBS News chief White House correspondent @nancycordes traveled to Michigan to find out how the economy is playing on the minds of voters. cbsn.ws/3WxnMcw