A vigil was to be held in Atlanta, Ga., for Bobbi Kristina Brown, the 21-year-old daughter of Whitney Houston who has been in a medically-induced coma since being found unresponsive in a bathtub. Source

Check out the steamy trailer for the upcoming film “50 Shades Of Grey” recreated with Legos, and see how it compares to the live version. Source

Elderberry syrup is gaining popularity as an herbal remedy used to treat colds and the flu. As Alison Harmelin reports, some experts are advising caution for parents, as the effects in children are not fully known. Source

They predict Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist using global data from the top streamed songs. Shanon Cook joins CBSN to break down the predictions. Source

Adding some spice to your diet may keep you from gaining weight. CBSN’s Michelle Miller details the latest research. Source

Julia Cunningham from Entertainment Weekly Radio and Verena Von Pfetten from Lucky Magazine break down all the best looks from this year’s Grammy red carpet. Source

At over 14 pounds, Florida baby Avery Denton set a record, becoming the heaviest baby ever born at St. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital in Tampa. His size is the second surprise for Avery’s mom, who didn’t know she was pregnant until her third trimester. Gayle King reports. Source

“The Girl on the Train” is number one on The New York Times Best Seller list, and it debuted at the top spot in January. It’s a feat unmatched by any novel in a decade. Author Paula Hawkins joins “CBS This Morning” in her first American television interview. Source

The League is a new dating app that claims it will help you find the right partner, provided you fit in. Like a lot of other dating sites, it’s free to join, but unlike others, good luck getting in. It already has a wait list of 75,000 people. Anna Werner spoke to The League’s creator Amanda Bradford in an interview you’ll see only on “CBS This Morning.” Source

The new comic book by late civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis covers an “often overlooked chapter of civil rights history.” Source