In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Marvin Gaye's death, his daughter, Nona Gaye, and author Dr. Michael Eric Dyson reflect on the life of the legendary singer.

Memphis police chief James Bolden reflects on the changes in the department since Dr. King's assassination. Edward James Olmos discusses his PBS series, American Family.

Mario Cuomo weighs in on his party's chances this fall. Bow Wow and Solange Knowles discuss the challenges of being teenagers in show business.

Rep. Ellen Tauscher analyzes the U.S. military presence in Iraq. ‹ber producer Randy Jackson describes the ultimate "American Idol."

Journalist Gwen Ifill offers her insight on the current political climate. Musician Flea discusses his passion for music.

Known for "the seven words you can never say," comedian George Carlin explains the media connection to what he calls America's "social hysteria."

Jamie Foxx discusses the controversy around the real life character he plays in his new TV movie, Redemption.

Sen. Jon Corzine dissects the 9/11 commission testimony. Valerie Morris, co-anchor of CNNfn's The Flip Side, talks taxes.

Foreign relations expert Dr. Raymond Tanter assesses the 9/11 warnings. British actor Paul Bettany ponders his promising film career.

Talk show host Larry King reflects on his career longevity and shares the passion of his new book, Why I Love Baseball.

Rep. Jane Harman discusses redesigning American intelligence and defense. Actor-comedian Kevin Hart describes balancing work for his new TV sitcom and a budding film career.

The legendary Smokey Robinson talks about his darkest days and actress Kim Delaney reveals how she decides on the roles to take.

Sen. John McCain critiques the situation in Iraq and the 9/11 panel considerations. Actor David Duchovny explains the challenge of comedic roles.

Columnist Arianna Huffington says the two-party system needs to be fixed. Actress CCH Pounder shares how she's maintained her identity in Hollywood.

Former Nixon White House counsel John Dean discusses the assertions in his latest book, Worse Than Watergate: The Secret Presidency of George W. Bush. Actor Dulè Hill shares his love of tap.

Political analyst Cokie Roberts explores the Nader impact on this year's election. Racecar driver Bill Lester discusses NASCAR's efforts to attract a more diverse audience.

Clifford May, head of a terrorism policy institute, analyzes the situation in Iraq. Funnyman George Wallace tells why Vegas audiences are so tough.

Dr. Fareed Zakaria offers his perspective on the interaction of economics and politics. Musician Van Hunt discusses the inspiration for his work and performs a song from his new CD.

Rep. Loretta Sanchez focuses on the deployment of U.S. troops in Iraq. Actress Constance Marie shares how she happened upon two primetime starring roles.

Former presidential hopeful Sen. Joe Lieberman examines U.S. foreign policy. Critically acclaimed songstress Rhian Benson reflects on her unusual path to stardom.

Columnist Clarence Page examines the Bush-Cheney relationship with the 9/11 panel. Author Iyanla Vanzant shares how she copes with tragedy.

Actor Pierce Brosnan discusses his film choices and what life's like when he's not in front of the camera.