Inside The Surprisingly Brutal World Of The New Yorker Cartoon

Everybody knows that the New Yorker is just as famous for its legendary--and often legendarily inscrutable--cartoons as it is for its journalism. On Sunday, "60 Minutes" looked at the process that goes into selecting the drawings for each issue. Let's just say you'd better have a thick skin if you want to submit a cartoon to the New Yorker. The show filmed cartoon editor Bob Mankoff welcoming artist after artist into his lair and, one by one, bluntly rejecting their work in front of them. "We're...