(CNN) – Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno shared the spotlight again this weekend. Leno headlined the White House Correspondents dinner and Conan appeared on CBS's "60 minutes" in his first interview since a messy split from NBC in January.

He was asked if he thought Jay Leno acted "honorably" in taking back "The Tonight Show." Conan said he couldn't answer that, but his feelings seemed clear.

(CNN) – The band Green Day has come a long way since their big break in 1994 with an album called, "Dookie."

September 11th changed their approach to music and they released back-to-back albums that defied their simple roots, with more rock opera than punk rock.

Now, those two records, "American Idiot" and "21st Century Breakdown," have become a Broadway musical. The show is also called "American Idiot" and it opens tonight after a month of previews.

Our John Roberts had a chance to talk with the band, the cast, and the director about how it all came together.

See photos of our interview with Green Day after the jump.

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(CNN) – Oprah Winfrey is arguably one of the most influential women in the world. She has reigned as the the queen of daytime TV for more than 20 years. Her magazine "O" turns 10 this year. She even has her own cable network.

What do we really know about the media superstar?

A new, unauthorized biography alleges Ms. Winfrey is "shackled by secrets." It's called, "Oprah: A Biography," and its author, Kitty Kelley, joined us on Thursday's American Morning.