Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: 3 in One

Monday, May 17, 2010

3 in One

May 17, 2010

Must-see 360 Friday video: What you missed

Posted: 03:32 PM

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In case you missed the first ever 360° Friday, we've got you covered. In the clips below, you can see:

* An insightful discussion with CNN political contributor Donna Brazile and author Po Bronson on talking to kids about skin color. Don't forget to watch our series on CNN's landmark doll study all week on AC360° at 10pm ET.

* Our panel of celebrity guests discuss the big topics of the week. Actor John Leguizamo, actress/playwright Anna Deveare Smith and CNN political contributor Mary Matalin discuss the Gulf oil spill and the web video of 7-year-old girls dancing to Beyonce's "Single Ladies."

* Our very first 360° Challenge. How much do our celebrity panelists know about the news of the week? You'll have to watch to find out.

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