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The film explores the actor's life, mostly through footage shot by Ledger himself

True-crime writer Michelle McNamara was determined to identify the man who has stymied investigators for over 40 years -- could one of the clues here be the key to finally solving this decades-old mystery?

From Washington to Berlin, scientists, researchers and supporters took to the streets to defend science on Earth Day

In her collection of essays the award-winning HBO documentary producer reflects on an unfinished life with a refusal to sugar-coat the effects of aging (with audio)

April 21 marked a year since the death of Prince, and fans across the world came to Minneapolis to honor the musician's legacy. Several events are planned for this weekend, including tours, discussion panels and performances from Prince's former bandmates. Don Champion reports.

Heath Ledger's acting career was tragically brief, but in a few short years he established himself as an unforgettable talent. Derik Murray, the maker of a new documentary about his life titled "I Am Heath Ledger" and the actor's sister, Kate Ledger, join "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss his life and work.

Some members of the British royal family are opening up in a way rarely seen. Prince William and Prince Harry are talking for the first time about their own mental health struggles following the sudden death of their mother Princess Diana nearly twenty years ago. Mark Phillips reports.

Here are some of the chef's signature recipes

The lead vocalist for the group Soundgarden is about to embark on a new tour with his band and has a studio album in the works. He's also been writing new songs. He now performs "The Higher Truth".

The lead vocalist for the group Soundgarden is about to embark on a new tour with his band and has a studio album in the works. He's also been writing songs for movies like the theme song for the new film "The Promise."

The lead vocalist for the group Soundgarden is about to embark on a new tour with his band and has a studio album in the works. He's also been writing songs for movies like the theme song for the new film "The Promise."

Chris Cornell, front man for the group Soundgarden, is about to embark on a new tour with his band and also has a studio album in the works. Over the years, he's kept busy with numerous side projects, including writing songs for movies like the theme song for the new film "The Promise." Anthony Mason reports.

Chef Mike Randolph's start in the industry was strictly entry-level, beginning his career as a soda jerk at a Michigan resort. He went on to culinary school and then to top restaurants in Chicago. Randolph joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to share his cooking journey.

Hillary Clinton's defeat last year was one of the biggest upsets in political history. Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes join "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss how the signs of that very outcome were hiding in plain sight and their new book, "Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign."

Passengers and an American Airlines flight crew member exchanged words after a woman with was hit with the stroller she was carrying. The woman was struck with the stroller with the crew member ripped it away from her as she was boarding. Witnesses say the stroller also nearly hit the child. American Airlines has suspended the employee after a video of the incident surfaced.

President Trump signed a law this week extending a pilot program on health care for veterans that allows some to receive treatment through private providers. Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss the challenges facing the agency and the issues affecting veterans.

Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin says the Trump administration is not trying to privatize the agency

Dr. Tara Narula joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss life-saving heart medications and why so many patients fail to take them despite their effectiveness. Also, whether teens need to be getting more sleep and how texting could be affecting our neck and back.

A CBS News poll this week found just 12 percent believe the environment will improve for the next generation while 57 percent say it will get worse. Dr. M. Sanjayan, a senior scientist at Conservation International, joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss the health of the planet, the science marches being held around the world and the future of the climate change debate.

Amid soaring temperatures and rapidly shrinking ice, Alaska is emerging as ground zero for funding cuts despite environmental changes that have scientists deeply concerned. Barry Petersen reports.