If you were looking for more Bill Murray after his amazing Reddit AMA, here you go: Last night, Charlie Rose aired his full, hour-long discussion with the comedy great. Murray is hilarious, of course, but he's also surprisingly candid and thoughtful.

Amazon is developing a new service called Prime Air which would use unmanned drones to deliver Amazon packages. While the drone drops are at least four or five years away, CEO Jeff Bezos appeared on 60 Minutes to mess with producers and show off the prototypes.

If the U.S. attacks Syria, it should "expect everything," Syrian President Bashar al-Assad tells CBS News' Charlie Rose in their Damascus interview, part of which was broadcast this morning.

Syrian president Bashar al-Assad sat down with Charlie Rose for an extended interview on Sunday morning, his first with an American network since Barbara Walters was beyond charmed with the “mild-mannered” dude in December 2011.

It's been a while since we've checked in on CBS, television for people who lost the remote, so what's going on over at the Eye Network? Is Colin Powell still singing "Call Me Maybe"? Nope, it's just Charlie Rose yelling at you to get off his lawn dancing.

In an interview for CBS This Morning, Charlie Rose asked President Obama what the biggest mistake of his presidency has been. It's a tough question for any president to answer — especially when he's campaigning for reelection — but Obama's answer was fairly straightforward.

In your overcast Tuesday media column: new faces at the CBS Early Show, Native American journalists are broke, UK editorial staffs decline, a New York Times fashion app, and Conde Nast launches its own ad network.

In your magic Monday media column: Michele Norris takes a hiatus at NPR, fuckery at Gannett, The Daily Beast TV is here, newspapers roll out a false slogan, and Charlie Rose on morning television would be... good.

Convicted pervert, billionaire blogger, and oval-shaped penis-haver Jeffrey Epstein has moved back to New York! His welcome: A Law & Order episode fictionalizing crimes against teen girls, a party with Katie Couric, and the most exclusive sex offender classification available.

Charming Italian opera tenor Vittorio Grigolo-perhaps the most charming man alive-went on Charlie Rose to sing and ramble. It was great! The best part was when he told Charlie "I love you." Okay, maybe not that way.

In a recent discussion about the middle class, author Jacob Hacker explained to Charlie Rose that policy changes over the last half-century—and not technological advances, as many would claim—are responsible for the United States' income disparity. Watch inside.

A Glenn Beck expert was on Charlie Rose to talk about his book, which you won't read. Here is everything you might have gained from reading Tears of a Clown: Glenn Beck and the Teabagging of America. Watch inside.

With literally every hour-long Charlie Rose interview posted online, it's quite easy to find the pieces you need to put together a spoof. Here CollegeHumor wonderfully recreates the lighting to match the original video as Charlie plays Dad.

A man claiming to be Angelina Jolie's old drug dealer gave an interview to Life & Style. Among his accusations: She did a Charlie Rose interview high on cocaine. Here's video of the interview—does this woman seem high?

Galifianakis is on top of his game. Gracing the cover of GQ is a man who used to perform in burger joints. On Charlie Rose, he discusses how lying to himself, hard work and his looks rose him to stardom.

Maybe he was just listening to the translator, but it seemed for a moment that the Iranian President hesitated when Charlie Rose confirmed an invitation to come to Tehran. Watch the awkward moment after the jump!

The White House chief of staff says he will be mayor of Chicago eventually, because Rahmbo gets what he wants every time. Yesterday he told Charlie Rose, "at some point that will be something I'll do." [WSJ, Getty]

James Cameron is using reverse psychology on the Oscars. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are still movie-making buddies. Christoph Waltz has a new, Nazi role. George Lucas gets a redo. Today's Trade Roundup is a veritable double-McTwist-1260 of entertainment news.

Today at Gawker.TV, Fox anchors play with a Scott Brown doll, Conan O'Brien's NBC opinions circa 2006, Today airs a live C-section, Jon Stewart calls out Fox News, and Jim Nantz & Nick Swisher help Barney achieve a "Perfect Week."

And the old clips portending doom continue to emerge. Conan sits down with Charlie Rose and some water in 2006 to discuss the arc of his career thus far. Turns out Conan wanted his legacy to be with NBC...badly.