Fabulous interview with the great Chris Ware charlierose.com/videos/31167 via @charlieroseshow

"That's where drugs and alcohol lead me. They lead me to isolation, depression, stagnation, lack of creativity. And that's where I was at that moment." Macklemore on addiction, rehab, and recovery.

"Inside is the story of what human loss, or what Shakespeare calls the poison of deep grief, can do to apparently civilized people." Kenneth Branagh joined Charlie last night on PBS to discuss his new take on "Murder on the Orient Express"

Tonight on PBS Live Nation CEO Катя Коровкина tells Charlie how a global tour for an artist like Taylor Swift comes together:

"We need perpetual foundations like the Ford Foundation and Rockefeller and Carnegie, and we also need those donors who seek to have a significant impact during their lifetime." Darrren Walker of Ford Foundation discusses the future of philanthropy, tonight on PBS.

Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino tells Charlie how the business has shifted from record sales to touring, and how that affects artists today:

"If you look at what motivates spend-down foundation people, it's really an attempt to replicate achievements they had in the for-profit sector." Professor Joel Fleishman of Duke Law joined Charlie last night to discuss the changing world of philanthropy.

In 1997 Chip the Weimaraner, and his owner, photographer William Wegman, joined Charlie to talk about Wegman's famous photographs of this spectacular breed. charlierose.com/videos/15974

Tonight on PBS Charlie Rose and Jeff Fager discuss 50 years of 60 Minutes and what makes Mike Wallace's interviews so compelling.

Tonight for the hour, Charlie talks to executive producer Jeff Fager about the past 50 years of 60 Minutes. #50yearsof60

What can history teach us about the present? Who better to answer than documentary film maker Ken Burns ? #OffTheTable

Tonight on PBS ian bremmer joins Charlie to break down Trump's Asia trip and the latest on Saudi Arabia. "But privately ... these heads of state tell me they believe that Trump is the least fit for purpose president that they've seen."

Airing tonight on PBS, part 2 of Charlie's conversation about 50 years of 60 Minutes with executive producer Jeff Fager. #50yearsof60

"You have to contemplate...you have to be humble in the face of what you don't know. You have to think deeply. And so many products of the humanities demand immersive attention." Drew Faust, president of Harvard University, on the value of studying the humanities. Tonight on PBS.

The future of #philanthropy is not about generosity, it is about #justice - Darren Walker in conversation with professor Joel Fleishman of Duke Law & Charlie Rose Charlie Rose Show about a look at trends in philanthropic giving charlierose.com/videos/31177

“What’s great about a university is that it’s rather chaotic in its encouragement of curiosity and exploration and aspiration and human betterment.” Drew Faust, president of Harvard, on her tenure and stepping down in July of 2018. The full conversation: charlierose.com/videos/31186

“I was told in drama school I was not naturally talented. And so, I went at it. Systematically.” Frances McDormand talks about being an actor and playing the leading role of Mildred in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri." youtube.com/watch?v=Iv3SCk…

A wrap up on Trump’s Asia trip & what’s up in Saudi Arabia...don’t miss latest on Charlie Rose Show. charlierose.com/videos/31185

“My job as a fiction writer is to make a dramatic machine, and if something true will help me, I'll use it. If something fabricated would help me, I'll use that.” This week Charlie talked to @ManBookerPrize winner George Saunders. The full conversation: charlierose.com/videos/31173

Congratulations to Bruno Mars who won 7 AMAs last night, including Artist of The Year. Here, he performs "That's What I Like" in our studio: youtube.com/watch?v=WSFJsq…