PSE 11 Date, time & star option under photo in organizer missing

I was watching a tutorial about PSE 11 and then noticed that under my photo in the organizer I do not see the date, time, & star option. Do I have to turn something on to see them. Also I do not see a place under the photos to put a caption. I'm using a mac book pro.

Can you see something like this in your organizer?
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