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On the Scene: Rolando Sanchez
Rolando Sanchez was a teenager when his grandmother completed the paperwork required to bring him and his family to join her in the United States. Read more
Rolando Sanchez was a teenager when his grandmother completed the paperwork required to bring him and his family to join her in the United States. Read more
Diamond Head Theatre received a pace-setting 21 awards in 15 categories as the Hawaii State Theatre Council announced the recipients of the 2020 Po‘okela Awards for excellence Monday evening in a virtual awards show that was streamed on Facebook and YouTube. Read more
Singer/songwriter Kolohe Kai celebrates the wonder of finally finding true love with this download-only single that previews his next EP. Read more
This week’s synopses. Hye-gyung, shocked at the fact that Hyun-woo had a son secretly, cries in Jae-ho’s arms at the thought of how much pain Se-hee must be feeling. Read more
Shows and concerts may not be high on the list of activities you might want to do in this age of COVID-19, but now the Hawai‘i State Art Museum and Bishop Museum both have new exhibitions that will more than fulfill your needs for artistic inspiration and fulfillment, while also providing a new look at contributions of Native Hawaiian artists in particular. Read more
Books recommended by the Hawaii State Library: Read more
Hawaii born and raised, a graduate of McKinley High School and the Univeristy of Hawaii at Manoa, Brent Anbe decided early that he wanted to work in the film industry. Read more
Gardeners and plant enthusiasts alike are captivated by beautiful flowers, colorful foliage and delectable fruits — whether they cultivate plants indoors or outdoors. Read more
This week’s synopses. Read more
Siena Agudong was 7 years old when she auditioned for a production of “Willy Wonka, The Musical” by the Hawaii’s Children’s Theatre on Kauai. Read more
This week’s synopses. Read more
This year will be one of those historic years you never forget. In addition to COVID-19, we need to remember that it is hurricane season until December. Read more
Local photographer David Murphey is selling a series of fine-art prints of Hawaii landscapes to benefit Aloha Harvest, a nonprofit that collects excess food for the needy. Read more
Four members of the Hawaii Youth Symphony were chosen to go to New York for Carnegie Hall’s NYO2 program before the coronavirus pandemic ended the trip. Read more
Buress never gets particularly grave, but he bristles under the surface. His story plays like a comic revenge fantasy, one that stings because it is real, something he keeps reminding his audience. Read more
Over the past week, social media has been flooded with videos of knives slicing into ordinary objects only to reveal that they are actually made of cake. Read more
Soo-mi goes to Min-ho’s home, bringing radish kim chee and roasted chicken, in hopes of helping Min-ho get his appetite back. Read more
It’s amazing to see our quarantined community excited about growing food. There’s been so much interest that supplies were scarce for a while, but our local garden shops have restocked. Read more
“That’s How Rumors Get Started”; “Gaslighter”. Read more
With Zoom meetings taking the place of public gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic, there have been everything from online cocktail hours to church services, so why not virtual bon dances? Read more
Ji-sun sheds tears at the thought of Seung-gyun, who had sacrificed his life for her. Read more
