With Sunday being World Food Day, the personal finance website WalletHub has created a list of the

With Sunday being World Food Day, the personal finance website WalletHub has created a list of the Best Foodie Cities in the United States. Here are the top five:

v Orlando, Fla.: The Disney World city has the most restaurants per capita.

v Portand, Ore.: The hip Northwest city has the most coffee and tea shops per capita.

v Miami: The most gourmet specialty-food stores can be found here.

v Tampa, Fla.: This Gulf Coast city has the most craft-beer breweries and wineries per capita.

v San Francisco: The city by the bay has the most cooking schools.

“Lip Sync Battle” (9 p.m., Spike): “Lip Sync Battle” returns for a third season of musical mayhem. In the opener, Ben Kingsley (really?) takes on John Cho. Our money is on Cho.

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

YSU jazz ensembles in opening concert

YOUNGSTOWN

The season-opening concert of the Youngstown State University Jazz Studies program will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Kilcawley Center’s Chestnut Room. The concert is free and open to the public.

The Jazz Ensembles are directed by YSU faculty Kent Engelhardt and Dave Kana.

The ensemble led by Dave Kana will perform music by Ernie Wilkins and Sammy Nestico. Engelhardt’s ensemble will perform music by Charles Mingus, Frank Foster, Hoagy Carmichael and Marian McPartland.

Rush concert film at Tinseltown

BOARDMAN

“Rush: Time Stand Still,” a documentary concert film about the rock band Rush, will be screened one time at movie theaters nationwide, including Tinseltown in Boardman, at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3.

The film, narrated by Paul Rudd, provides an intimate look into the band’s final tour. It also includes a 20-minute discussion with Gene Simmons, Chad Smith, Taylor Hawkins, Ann and Nancy Wilson and other rockers, who share their stories about Rush.

Tickets are available at the Tinseltown box office and at fathomevents.com.

‘Campbell’ author to discuss city

YOUNGSTOWN

Joe Pavlansky, author of “Images of America: Campbell,” will discuss the town’s history in a free lecture at the Tyler History Center, 325 W. Federal S., at noon Oct. 20.

Joseph Pavlansky, was born and raised in Campbell and still calls the city home. A 1998 alumni of Memorial High, he left for the Army soon after graduation and spent three years on active duty and six more in the Ohio Army National Guard. After completing the Peace Officer’s Academy at Youngstown State University in 2003, Pavlansky entered law enforcement and is currently a detective/sergeant at the Campbell Police Department.

The lecture is part of the the Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s Bites and Bits of History Lunch Program series. Guests are invited to bring a lunch to the event.

Parking in the lot on the west side of the building is available for $2.50. Place money in the numbered slot that corresponds to the parking space in the white box on the Federal Street sidewalk.

For information, contact the MVHS at 330-743-2589 or go to mahoninghistory.org.