Karen Young

Trailer for The Dance of Two Left Feet. Doing poorly in class, Marlon plans to impress his literature teacher, Karen, who moonlights as a dance teacher and choreographer. He hires his fellow classmate Dennis, who also happens to be Karen s dance assistant, to give him private lessons without her knowledge. Through their lessons the two young men grow closer, but Dennis begins to have feelings for Marlon that go beyond friendship that Marlon does not reciprocate. Soon their friendship is strained and Marlon cannot fathom why. When both young men are cast to play leads in Karen s dance adaptation of the Ilonggo epic Humadapnon, it is through dance that Marlon can finally express what he cannot say in words to Dennis.

Jack (Tom Noona) and Rita (Julie Hagerty) are husband-and-wife therapists, trapped in a fragile marriage and sharing a practice out of their remote Vermont farmhouse. One night, a patient, Cosmo (Wallace Shawn), unexpectedly drops by for dinner with his outrageously candid wife, Arlie (Karen Young), who wants to know what secrets her husband is sharing with Jack and Rita. What follows is a delirious evening of shattering revelations, as each couple is forced to confront the fault lines in their own relationships.

Some 45 million 18-29 year olds make up the largest block of potential voters, and they are feeling more compelled than ever to get involved in politics ahead of this year's election. CBS News Correspondent Karen Brown reports.

ACTORS PICKING UP CHARACTER TRAITSCast members reflect on real-life similarities to their characters: Brenda Strong (Mary Alice Young) says she talks to herself; Kathryn Joosten (Karen McCluskey) says she is her character; and Teri Hatcher (Susan Mayer) describes run-ins with bees.