On the set of Lost, Hawai'i's professional stuntmen and stuntwomen roll with the punches.

Guns will blaze at the Chinese Film Festival.

Prisoner-dancers take their first steps forward after losing a kumu hula.

You've sorted all the clothes, books and kitchenware for donation, but what to do with all these old electronics? Here's how to unload them without weighing down your conscience.

Monarchy-era Hawaiian-language newspapers find a home on the Internet.

The venerable Bishop Museum steps into the 21st century with its new Science Adventure Center. Go ahead–touch the exhibits.

The legendary Beamer 'ohana offers a chance to immerse yourself in Hawaiian music and culture on Moloka'i.

High-quality classical music doesn't have to involve formalwear and concert halls. Chamber Music Hawai'i, a group of three ensembles–the Galliard String Quartet, Honolulu Brass Quintet and the Spring Wind Quintet–have put together another year of intimate concerts for small venues.

Sean Na'auao - Ka 'Eha Ke Aloha, Poi Pounder Records

Last month, Barbara Uphouse Wong became executive director of the state Campaign Spending Commission, replacing Bob Watada, who retired earlier this year. Wong was one of the first female police officers in Honolulu and headed the department's white-colla