Charlie Rose 2006

A physics lesson from Harvard University professor Lisa Randall; A conversation with Edward O. Wilson about his new book, "The Creation: An Appeal to Save Life on Earth"

An hour of conversation with Robert De Niro, Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie about their roles in the film "The Good Shepherd"

A panel discussion with three Mexican filmmakers, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Guillermo Del Toro, Alfonso Cuaron

A conversation with George Clooney

A conversation with Clive Owen; A conversation with Edward Norton

A conversation with actress Cate Blanchett about her three newest films including "Notes on a Scandal"; A conversation with director Sir Richard Eyre about his new film "Notes on a Scandal"

A Panel Discussion About Alternative Energy And Green Technology; A Panel Discussion On The Future Of The Internet And Web 3.0

A Conversation With Sandy Weill, The Former Chairman And Ceo Of Citigroup; A Conversation With Anthony O'Reilly, The Former Chairman And Ceo Of H.J. Heinz

Charlie Sits Down With Intel Chairman Craig Barrett For The Hour. Barrett, A Former Science And Engineering Professor At Stanford, Discusses A New Healthcare Initiative He Is Spearheading That Seeks To Create A National Database Of Health Records. He Also Discusses The Historic Growth Of Intel, The State Of Technology And Outlook For American Competitiveness.

In Honor Of Christmas Eve, A Conversation That Originally Aired On December 24, 1999, Discussing The Life And Meaning Of Christ In The New Millennium, With "The Three Gospels" Author, Reynolds Price, Reverend Gardner Taylor From Brooklyn'S Concord Baptist Church Of Christ, And Monsignor Lorenzo Albacete Of The Archdiocese Of New York.

An Hour Of Conversation With Academy Award-Winning Filmmaker Clint Eastwood About His Two Films, "Flags Of Our Fathers", And "Letters From Iwo Jima", Which Respectively Approach The Battle Of Iwo Jima From An American And Japanese Perspective.

First, A Conversation With Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski About The Iraqi Government, American Foreign Policy, And Middle Eastern Politics. Then, An Appreciation Of Ahmet Ertegun, Founder Of Atlantic Records, With His Last Conversation With Charlie (From 2/21/05). Ertegun Discusses His Life, Career And The Popularization Of Jazz And Later R&B Music.

A Conversation With Former Secretary Of State Madeline Albright About Iraq And American Foreign Policy; A Conversation With Wine Writer Jancis Robinson

A Discussion With Former Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger About The Foreign Policy Issues That Shaped 2006. Topics Include The Report From The Iraq Study Group, The Wars In Iraq And Afghanistan, And The Broader Conflict In The Middle East.

First, "New Yorker" Reporter Ken Auletta Discusses His Recent Profile Of Lou Dobbs And Dobbs'S New Role As A Populist Crusader. Then, Lou Dobbs Offers His Views On Immigration, Free Trade, And The American Dream. His Book Is Called "War On The Middle Class: How The Government, Big Business And Special Interest Groups Are Waging War On The American Dream, And How To Fight Back."

A Conversation With New York Times Reporter John Burns About The Future Of Iraq; A Conversation With Comedian Stephen Colbert

A Conversation With Co-Chairs Of The Iraq Study Group James Baker And Lee Hamilton About Their Report'S Plan For American Involvement In The Middle East; A Conversation With Tony Bennett; A Conversation With Golfer Natalie Gulbis

First, Botswana'S President Festus Mogae Discusses His Country'S Multiparty Democracy, Successful Diamond Industry, And Ambitious Anti-Aids Program. Then, Controversial Author Salman Rushdie Discusses His New Book, "Shalimar The Clown." Finally, Sir Michael Caine Discusses His New Film, "The Prestige."

A Discussion Of The Russian Spy Poisoning Case; An Exclusive Performance With Sting And Sam Moore, Followed By A Conversation With The Two Legendary Musicians

First, United Nations Undersecretary-General For Emergency Relief Jan Egeland Discusses The U.N.'S Role In Humanitarian Crises And His Plans For The Future. Then, Ben Barnes, The Former Lieutenant Governor Of Texas, Discusses His Long Political Career In Texas And Washington, Which He Writes About In His New Memoir, "Barn Burning, Barn Building."

First, Playwright David Hare Discusses His Views On Tony Blair, The War In Iraq, And His New Broadway Play, "The Vertical Hour." Then, Josef Joffe, Publisher Of The German Weekly "Die Zeit," Discusses His Perspective On American Foreign Policy And His New Book, "Uberpower: The Imperial Temptation Of America."