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Five excuses to skip the brown bag routine and actually leave your desk.
Vampire mites mean fewer bees for honey producers, and possibly less fruit for all Islanders.
Architecture in Hawaii finally breaks from the beige herd.
In recent years, Friday pau hanas for my group of 40-something friends have somehow morphed into Friday playdates for our toddlers. Discussions about careers and dream vacations have given way to talk about birthday parties, the best baby gear and childcare. Even the playful competitive one-upmanship among the dads no longer involves football or golf scores, but rather baby milestones.
Hawaii works hard for its money. We took a look at 12 different businesses—from Matson to L&L Drive-Inn to a downtown parking garage—to find out just what it takes to make a living in paradise.
Painter Kelly Sueda shares his passion for collecting with others looking for their own works of art.
Artists Marcia Morse and Margaret Realica challenge contemporary views on the feminine ideal.
Let’s just dance past that milestone, shall we?
Since the city unveiled a larger-than-life bronze statue of Elvis Presley at the Blaisdell Center in July, there’s been talk about immortalizing more dead entertainers at the site. But before the city honors another rock ’n’ roll star with tenuous…
Here’s to another season of green-clad, beer-guzzling, burger-grillin’, diehard Warriors fans. May you cheer hard and triumph.
No matter what kind of moviegoer you are, this year’s Hawaii International Film Festival has got you covered.
We caught up with the veteran comedian a few weeks after the premiere of his new nightly KFVE talk show, NightTime with Andy Bumatai.
Much to our relief, the Islands dodged a hurricane in August. But we weren’t as worried about the high winds as we were a potentially battered reputation. How embarrassing would it be to be pummeled by a Flossie? We think…
Crafting her seasonings by hand, Kaiulani Cowell spices up the local food scene.
Compelled by a 2006 federal appellate court decision, the U.S. Army added Alaska and Colorado as possible alternative locations to Hawaii for 320 Stryker vehicles. But Hawaii is still the Army’s favored location for the $1.5 billion unit. Should the Stryker brigade be based here?
Everyone knows Liliha Bakery, but there’s a lot more to this historic neighborhood than coco puffs.
The Honolulu Symphony’s displacement from the Blaisdell may well propel it to a new circle of life.