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Pop artist Perry Milou has turned his love of art into a school in Philadelphia for kids who also love art.

Just off of South Street there is a family-owned Middle Eastern Restaurant that has been serving Lebanese cuisine since 1986. Tim Jimenez talks to Ghassan Sawan with Cedar's Restaurant at 616 South 2nd St.

Philadelphia Magazine launches its 38th annual "Best of Philly" issue with a party. Hadas Kuznits was there, where she spoke with editor Tom McGrath about the winners and losers.

A new bagel shop in Rittenhouse Square is creating a buzz with its Montreal-style bagels. Tim Jimenez goes to Spread Bagelry and talks to owner Larry Rosenblum.

The Independence Seaport Museum hosts the Philadelphia Seaport Festival, a celebration of the city's rich nautical history, from the 8th of September through the 8th of October. To find out more about the Philadelphia Seaport Festival, visit phillyseapo

Philadelphia Magazine launches its 38th annual "Best of Philly" issue with a party. Hadas Kuznits was there, where she spoke with editor Tom McGrath about the winners and losers.

This corner pub has a bird's eye view of the Academy of Music and the Avenue of the Arts.

In South Philly we visit Warmdaddys at 1400 South Columbus Boulevard. A relaxing venue where you can enjoy a true Southern experience.

This week we go to Rybread, a "son and pop" cafe in the Fairmount section of the city. The idea of the cafe was born when owner Ryan Pollack lost his job and went on a road trip in a search to reinvent himself.

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts hosts the O'Jays, the Stylistics and the Four Tops for a standout r-and-b concert August 24th. Karin Phillips spoke to the O'Jays Eddie Levert.

Return to Forever, a band who helped facilitate the marriage between rock and roll and jazz, is playing the Mann Center in Philadelphia Wednesday August 10th. Mike Dougherty spoke with drummer Lenny White about the band's history and about music in genera

IN WEST PHILADELPHIA WE VISIT THE ROTUNDA AT 40TH AND WALNUT STREETS. AN ALCOHOL-FREE, SMOKE-FREE VENUE THAT OFFERS A VAST VARIETY OF ACTIVITES PEOPLE OF ALL AGES CAN ENJOY...

WALKING AROUND IN THE HEAT OF SUMMER COULD MAKE ONE THIRSTY. KYW'S JOHN MCDEVITT REPORTS ON A POPULAR CENTER CITY WALKING TOUR THAT INCORPORATES ART AND ALE INTO ITS ROUTE.

movie critic Bill Wine gives his thoughts on the movies "Crazy, Stupid, Love", "Cowboys and Aliens" and "Another Earth".

August 2nd - 5th

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts presents the Blue Planet on Wednesday, July 27th at 8:30pm. Lynne Adkins talked about the show with Mann President and CEO Catherine Cahill.

This week we go to Rotisseur in Rittenhouse Square. Tim Jimenez talks to Aaron Matzkin, a Philly native who got the idea to open a Rotisserie chicken spot after spending time out west.

Tim Jimenez talks to Keith Garabedian, owner of a new South Street hot dog joint that will make you say, "Hot Diggity!"

University City Dining Days are underway. Karin Phillips spoke with UC district communications manager Mark Christman.

IN FISHTOWN WE FIND THE FIRE AT 412 WEST GIRARD AVENUE. A DIM-LIT MUSIC CLUB THAT CALLS ITSELF A DIVE, AND WOULDN'T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY.