Good Day Atlanta

Today's Pet of the Day is Spook E. Cat and is available from Atlanta Humane Society.

Beasy Baybie joins Good Day Atlanta to talk about homeless children and young adults.

Tucker's Magnolia Room in Tucker appears on Good Day Atlanta to talk about an old-fashioned meal for Thanksgiving.

Chip Leighton, host of "The Leighton Show," talks about his new book "What Time Is Noon?" and teenagers with Good Day Atlanta.

Today's You Gotta See This features a bear who is on the hunt for food.

Are there any word that you just can't remember how to spell?

Tess Hammock has the latest information about who is casting in metro Atlanta and Georgia.

Lenox Square in Buckhead will host the Teal to Heal fashion show on Thursday night to raise awareness about ovarian cancer. Paul Milliken talks to the organizers about the event.

Do you sleep with the TV on? Most experts say it is not a good idea. Find out why.

Participants are getting ready for the Teal to Heal Fashion Show to bring awareness to ovarian cancer. Paul Milliken is talking to one of the participants on Good Day Atlanta.

Michelle Yeoh joined Good Day Atlanta and Paul Milliken to talk about the highly-anticipated movie "Wicked."

Elijah is super cute grey kitty who may seem shy before his curiosity takes over.

The simple act of feeling and expressing gratitude is an important skill to teach your children. Strong4Life therapist Jody Baumstein talked with Joanne Feldman about the benefits of gratitude and how you can encourage your kids and teens to put it into practice.

Madonna is complaining that she's been asked to downsize her upcoming biopic, and what was supposed to be a nice gesture from John Stamos is getting backlash. Entertainment journalist Christal Jordan shares the latest.

While dressing is a traditional Thanksgiving favorite, Marcus Bar and Grille's executive chef Gary Caldwell has a twist on the classic that is on his family table every year. Caldwell stopped by the Good Day kitchen to whip up some for Joanne Feldman.

Set in World War Two, ''The Six Triple Eight'' stars Kerry Washington and Ebony Obsidian as two of the Black women who braved grueling conditions while risking their lives to get mail to troops overseas. Washington and Obsidian joined Alex Whittler to talk about acting in the new Tyler Perry-produced film and playing unsung historical heroes.