"Person to Person": Inside the lives and homes of today's newsmakers
Co-hosts Lara Logan and Charlie Rose take you inside the lives and homes of today's newsmakers: New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, Grammy-winning singer Alicia Keys, Oscar-winning actor Sean Penn and Olympic gold medal gymnast Gabby Douglas.
Drew Brees
Drew Brees is America's most loved quarterback, according to Forbes Magazine.
He's a Saint in more ways than one, coming to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, helping bring the city back from the brink and leading his team to an emotional Super Bowl victory in 2010.
Now see the other side of Drew Brees, the family man in the home he shares with his wife, Brittany,and his three little boys. The couple invite "Person to Person" inside their home for a look at the things and people that mean the most to them.
- Drew Brees on family, football and giving back
- Photos: At home with Drew and Brittany Brees
- Video: Drew and Brittany on giving back
- Complete coverage: "Person to Person"
Alicia Keys
She has 14 Grammy wins, has sold more than 30 million albums, and her latest hit, "Girl on Fire," is on everyone's playlist. But Alicia Keys says she's just getting started.
Married to a well-known record producer and mother to a 2-year-old son, Keys says right now, she's making the best music of her life.
Just days before the release of her new CD, Keys brings cameras into her private recording studio where she shares her new music and emotional stories about being a wife and mother.
- Alicia Keys is a girl on fire
- Photos: Inside Keys' private recording studio
- Video: Keys performs "Brand New Me"
- Complete coverage: "Person to Person"
Sean Penn
He's an actor's actor whose smoldering portrayals of complicated characters have earned him two Academy Awards.
Off screen, he's opinionated, passionate, sometimes charming and sometimes not. But, Sean Penn always does it his way.
Penn invited "Person to Person" co-host Charlie Rose to his second home in the Caribbean, where he gets to play what may be his most fulfilling role yet.
- Sean Penn moved to help Haiti
- Photos: Sean Penn's home and life in Haiti
- Sean Penn on the reality of his mission in Haiti
- Complete coverage: "Person to Person"
Gabby Douglas
Olympian Gabby Douglas made history when she became the first African American gymnast to win the all-around gold.
It wasn't easy to catch up with her because Gabby Douglas never stops moving. For the past three months, Douglas has been traveling with some her fellow Olympians as part of a national gymnastics tour.
"Person To Person" caught up with Douglas at a stop in Hartford, Conn.