President Obama wanted to show Aretha Franklin the respect she deserves as an iconic entertainer, but he had a little trouble spelling the word. During his opening remarks for a pretaped broadcast of PBS’ “Women Of Soul” special from the White House, President Obama botched the spelling of one of Franklin’s most famous songs. Source

“American Idol” alumnus Adam Lambert will serve as frontman for the legendary band Queen on a 19-date tour that begins June 19 in Chicago. Lambert said he’s honored to be able to pay his respects to late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, who died in 1991. Source

Some parents of children with severe epilepsy believe a liquid marijuana extract known as Charlotte’s Web controls their seizures. Legislators in 13 states are considering proposals to allow a version of Charlotte’s Web to be produced or sold legally, but there have been no studies to prove the effectiveness and safety of the drug. Barry Petersen reports. Source

Alan Cumming, who will soon return to the Great White Way in “Cabaret,” shares what he thinks makes the show continue to connect with audiences. Source

Alan Cumming, who plays Eli Gold on the CBS hit drama “The Good Wife,” discusses how his character has changed over the years and what may be in store for Gold as season five progresses. Source

City health officials have traced a rare skin infection to raw seafood purchased at various Chinatown fish markets. WLNY-TV’s John Slattery reports on the risks. Source

“Modern Family” cast member Ty Burrell is stepping into the role of a genius canine in “Mr. Peabody and Sherman,” based on the classic segments from “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.” Burrell and his ten-year-old co-star Max Charles spoke to CBS News’ Ken Lombardi about voicing the famous characters. Source

Miami Beach Police have released revealing pictures of international pop superstar Justin Bieber shortly after he was arrested. Bieber was taken into custody on January 23, 2014, after police said he was driving under the influence on Miami Beach. Source

Musician John Butler tells Lauren Moraski about the band’s new album and the story behind the single “Only One.” Source

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests a more aggressive response to prostate cancer could save lives. Dr. David Agus, of the Westside Cancer Center at the University of Southern California, talks to the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts about the research. Source