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When it opened in 1967, the Hyatt Regency Atlanta instantly became an iconic part of the city's skyline. It also became key to the civil rights movement.

Portia sits down with singing sensations Jessie Peck, Ronnie Moss, Marvin Taylor, and C.J. Jefferson from the legendary R&B group The Spinners. The group shares their experience performing in sold out arenas and performs their hit song ''Rubberband Man.''

Sargie is super sweet and very playful. He gets along well with other dogs but doesn't like to be left alone.

PushPush Arts ? an ''artist incubator'' created in 1997 by Tim Habeger and Shelby Hofer ? has a new 5,000-square-foot home on Harvard Avenue in College Park.

Chicago has plenty of tourist attractions, but one of its most popular right now centers around a supposed rat.

Buck Lanford wants to hear about your favorite burger spot in Georgia and beyond. Send your suggestions to gooddayatlanta@fox.com.

Oscar-nominated actress Margaret Avery joins Portia at the table to talk about her experience as the original ''Shug Avery'' in the 1985 film ''The Color Purple.'' In a candid conversation, Avery breaks down the racial pay disparities in Hollywood and the toll she says it takes on the mental health of women.

Booth is a calm puppy who needs a bit of training and a lot of love. She'd be good with children or other pets.

The annual Atlanta Boat Show is always a highlight of the year at the Georgia World Congress Center, filling the venue's Hall C with hundreds of the newest boats and personal watercraft on the market.

Auggie the Andean Bear celebrated turning 4 with a fun King Kong-style rampage at the Phoenix Zoo.