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It's been a year since Mike Wallace passed away. Let's celebrate his life by watching some of Mike's best interviews as they aired during his four decades on 60 Minutes.

CBS News legend Mike Wallace passed away Saturday night at the age of 93. Take a look back at some of his most memorable interviews, including the very first episode of 60 Minutes.

Mike Wallace was a cigarette pitchman and game-show host who helped define serious television journalism when he became a “60 Minutes” correspondent.

For 40 years, it was the sound of the stop watch and Mike's voice that signaled the start of another edition of 60 Minutes. The broadcast pays tribute to a great reporter and colleague.

" Mike Wallace is here is the four most-dreaded words in the English language back then," said Israeli-born filmmaker Avi Belkin.

Belkin discusses how Wallace became a legendary journalist and explains what he would of think of today's media landscape.

Mike Wallace watch remains as the Pro Bowl receiver remains a no-show at Steelers facility WR Mike Wallace is missing out on practice time as his long holdout continues.

Mike Wallace, the tough-guy interrogator of “60 Minutes,” was the personification of 20th-century television news. He made his name confronting the famous and infamous on camera.

Mike Forde, NASCAR managing director of racing communications, said on Wednesday’s “Hauler Talk” podcast that they are not officiating races differently due to the In-Season Challenge. Forde brought ...

Veteran NASCAR driver Mike Wallace shared his frustration after being disqualified from the 2025 Daytona 500.

Mike Wallace, the tough-guy interrogator of “60 Minutes,” was the personification of 20th-century television news. He made his name confronting the famous and infamous on camera.