St. Peter: Mike Wallace’s Biggest Get Yet “Oh no, not freakin’ Andy Rooney again.” –M. Wallace? For five consecutive years in the late 1970s and early ’80s, CBS’ “60 Minutes” news program was the number-one rated show on television. Not just for news. For all TV. Number 1. Tops. Given what scores well on television these days, it’s hard to imagine an era when investigative journalism could be the most riveting thing to watch. But that was the power of Mike Wallace, the man who pressed the famous and infamous alike, the leader of the team that made “60 Minutes” must-see TV. Wallace, winner of 21 Emmy Awards, died on Saturday night in a health-care facility in Connecticut. He will be remembered for being a dogged interviewer and a devilishly handsome 93-year-old. You’ll see some great clips of Wallace all day as the media pays tribute to one of its own, but you might not see this pop up everywhere. In 1967, Wallace introduces you to “The Homosexuals.” </noscript> Some great obits here: • Mike Wallace, CBS Pioneer of ‘60 Minutes,’ Dies at 93 [NYT] • 60 Minutes icon Mike Wallace dies at 93 [CBS] • Mike Wallace, Hard-Charging ‘60 Minutes’ Reporter, Dies at 93 [BusinessWeek] Go on, go ’head and click and Follow Us for more updates straight to your news & nonsense feeds. MORE GREAT STUFF FOR YOUR PERUSAL: • Happy Easter From Kate Upton • SNL Highlight: Sofia Vergara & Penelope Cruz Make a Pantene Commercial • ‘Game of Thrones’ Parenting, Taylor Lautner Acting & The Masters Discriminating • Senate Hopeful Lee Whitnum Calls Opponent ‘Whore’ at Connecticut Debate • So Much for ‘Macs Don’t Get Viruses, Brahhh’ — What the Trojan Looks Like • Nothing Beats This Bone Pugz-N-Harmony Video • Aziz Ansari’s Hilarious ’50 Cent Grapefruit Story’