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At 16, Kate Winslet was working at a deli, making sandwiches, when she found out she had landed her first movie role.

When 60 Minutes sat down with Kate Winslet late last year, and asked about the famous “Titanic” scene that has sparked decades of debate: Could Leo have fit on the raft?

Today, the Hollywood star turns 50. cbsn.ws/4nvvZXl

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Released in 1984, “This is Spinal Tap” became a cult classic and is ranked among the funniest films of all time. Now, 41 years later, director Rob Reiner has made a sequel. 60 Minutes, Sunday. 60Minutes.com

International crime groups are finding new ways to infiltrate the global supply chain online, stealing hundreds of millions of dollars of goods each year. 60 Minutes reports on the growing threat of cargo theft and how 24,000 bottles of Guy Fieri’s tequila vanished. Sunday.

Rob Reiner directed some of the most iconic films: “When Harry Met Sally,” “A Few Good Men,” and “The Princess Bride.” This Sunday, he sits down with Lesley Stahl to discuss his latest project, “Spinal Tap II.”

If you’ve never heard of the national vaccine court, you’re not alone. It’s paid out billions to Americans who have suffered rare injuries after vaccination. This Sunday, 60 Minutes explains the court’s mission, history and future.

“If you want to be my friend, I’m the best friend you’ll ever have. You want to be my enemy? I’m really good at being that too.” - Dana White

UFC CEO Dana White helped turn the league into a global business worth billions and remains its most outspoken figure.

We asked around about White, and two words seemed to come up again and again: “loyal” and “bully.” cbsn.ws/47ZziRQ

UFC CEO Dana White’s Las Vegas office is the size of a house. There’s a weight room, cold plunge, sauna, and a collection of million-dollar artifacts, including rare trading cards of Michael Jordan and Tom Brady.

Eyewitnesses to Charlie Kirk's assassination call for civilized debate Liberal Hunter Kozak asked Charlie Kirk's final question. Conservative Jeb Jacobi volunteers with Turning Point USA. Together, they say people who disagree must have rational conversation.

Two eyewitnesses to the assassination of Charlie Kirk say America must return to civilized debate — even if their viewpoints don't otherwise align. cbsn.ws/42RCoDS

How Dana White took the UFC from the margins to a mainstream league that counts Trump as a fan When Dana White took over the UFC more than 20 years ago, it was unprofitable and largely unsanctioned. Now it's worth billions and has penetrated mainstream culture.

Dana White's business instincts first proved golden when he convinced two friends to help him buy the unprofitable and largely unsanctioned Ultimate Fighting Championship more than two decades ago. cbsn.ws/3KqG09B

“I'm still going to keep sharing this message until we stop killing each other, until we find a way to treat each other with dignity and respect regardless of our political beliefs,” says Utah Gov. Spencer Cox. cbsn.ws/3KJjJUA

After Charlie Kirk's murder, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox grapples with rising political violence After the assassination of Charlie Kirk in his state, Republican Gov. Spencer Cox asked whether we could all "stop hating our fellow Americans."

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox urged Americans to condemn political violence as inflammatory rhetoric escalated in the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination. cbsn.ws/3VFntJi

"Other politicians, I think, are making mistakes right now in trying to elevate the temperature." Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R)

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is calling for unity after Charlie Kirk’s assassination: "I'm trying to get people to stop shooting each other." cbsn.ws/4mF8Y34

Vital undersea cables, which carry electricity, the internet, and digital communication, are being cut.

At least 11 undersea cables have been cut in the Baltic Sea in the past two years, mostly off Finland’s coast near Russia. These cables carry the lifeblood of modern existence: electricity, gas, global banking, and the internet. The culprit remains a mystery. cbsn.ws/4mHIj5L

Authorities investigate possible Russian "hybrid warfare" after oil tanker cuts undersea cables At least 11 critical undersea cables have been cut in the Baltic Sea in the past two years. Authorities suspect Russian hybrid warfare aimed at undersea infrastructure.

Late last year, Finnish special forces seized control of the Eagle S, a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker, after it dragged its anchor and severed undersea cables. The maneuver was the first time Finnish forces had boarded and seized any foreign ship since WWII. cbsn.ws/470fIUs

Concerns about possible Russian sabotage persist amid rash of cable cuts in the Baltic Sea Critical undersea cables are being damaged in the Baltic. Who's behind the breaks is a mystery, but Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo sees a connection between the cuts and the Russian shadow fleet.

As tensions rise between Europe and Russia, Russian aircraft have pierced NATO airspace in Poland, Romania and Estonia in recent weeks.

And in the Baltic Sea, another incident has raised the stakes even higher. cbsn.ws/3Iwo4tN

Next Sunday, 60 Minutes profiles Rob Reiner, who went from playing a TV character nicknamed "Meathead" to directing some of Hollywood’s most memorable movies ever. His unlikely first film, "This is Spinal Tap," became a cult classic. 60Minutes.com

When we asked around about Dana White, two words seemed to come up again and again: loyal and bully. cbsn.ws/4pIGSqe

Dana White reveals what former President Barack Obama told him during President Trump’s inauguration — a moment he says he’s never shared publicly until now. cbsn.ws/4nC1Jdi

A UFC match on the White House lawn? CEO Dana White says plans are in motion for next summer, with weigh-ins at the Lincoln Memorial.

“I'm a big believer in free speech,” says UFC CEO Dana White. His take on cancel culture? “I hate it – on both sides,” says White. cbsn.ws/3ILabrB

One question that hounds UFC CEO Dana White: Does enough of the UFC’s big money make its way to the fighters? Earlier this year, the UFC settled a class-action antitrust lawsuit and paid fighters $375 million. cbsn.ws/4nz048I

When 60 Minutes tagged along at the casino with the UFC’s Dana White, he was down $1.2 million. Yes, you read that right. And 10 minutes later, he was cashing out, up $700,000. cbsn.ws/4mPgOHC

When President Donald Trump and UFC CEO Dana White have dinner, politics stay off the table. Instead, White says, the pair talk “goofy guy stuff”—from Rocky movies to memorable fights. cbsn.ws/4gMqP6W

Dana White admits he can be a bully, and gave us an example. When a TV production crew ignored Dana White’s direction, he kicked the door open to their truck and threatened to fire everyone. “Long story short, we ended up firing everybody,” says White. cbsn.ws/46KbgrM

Dana White turned the UFC from a renegade cage-fighting operation into a global business worth billions — one of the most unlikely sports success stories ever. cbsn.ws/42f8skW

“We have seen sabotage in Europe. So we are not in the war, but we are under attack,” says Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo. cbsn.ws/4mACYgn

60 Minutes’ investigation into the Eagle S tanker – implicated in causing damage to undersea cables off Finland – found that the ship’s ownership is hidden behind layers of shell companies and that it was leased to a subsidiary of a major Russian oil company. cbsn.ws/48CzoPp

“It's hard to believe,” Finnish Commander Mikko Simola says of the captain's claims that they accidentally dragged an anchor for hours, allegedly causing $70 million in damage. cbsn.ws/42iyq7f

Finland says in court that the Eagle S tanker’s anchor ripped across the seabed, snapping undersea cables that power gas and electricity infrastructure. The government claims the ship caused $70 million in damages." cbsn.ws/48EwMRc