Body language Halau Mohala ‘Ilima honors the inextricability of hula from ka ‘olelo Hawaii From the inimitable shared energy that can make 20 dancers’ voices ring out like one, down to the unseen knots that secure each hand-woven lei, hula is not only a form of dance but a physical manifestation of the Hawaiian language…. [»Read]
Through Sun/Apr 18
And now, a myth of the technological age: Once there was an old man that lived in a mansion in Los Angeles with a lot of… [»Read]
Self-described pragmatists, who favor looking forward instead of back, tend to be skeptical of those ever-vocal members of… [»Read]
Opens Fri/Mar 19
This weekend, a smorgasbord of worldwide dance arrives, local-style. Check out the entrees: hula, Thai, capoeira, Balkan,… [»Read]
Body language Halau Mohala ‘Ilima honors the inextricability of hula from ka ‘olelo Hawaii From the inimitable shared energy that can make 20 dancers’ voices ring out like one, down to the unseen knots that… [»Read]
Self-described pragmatists, who favor looking forward instead of back, tend to be skeptical of those ever-vocal members of our community who set out to save the crumbling, peeling, faded remnants of what once vibrantly surrounded… [»Read]
Fri/Mar 19
You make positive music that talks about the struggle, youth and trying to make it in this world. Controversy sells but why do you think that’s all the media cares about when it comes to hip-hop artists? Through music,… [»Read]
Consumer spending–that is, going to the store and buying stuff like clothing, gadgets and toothpaste–represents two-thirds of the U.S. economy. No matter how much… [»Read]
Opens Mon/Mar 22
Here’s a way to help the community and jumpstart your spring cleaning: Eight sites in the Ala Moana Center will be accepting donations of professional women’s… [»Read]
Adult, adroit and truthfully dark, Roman Polanski’s latest, and perhaps last, suspense film–suspense, mind you, not shock–begins deceptively light and masterfully darkens into a film of great menace, designed for a knowing,… [»Read]
In his own heavily edited, hand-held, shaky-cam way, Paul Greengrass continues to analyze and lightly criticize America’s war on terror with Green Zone…. [»Read]
Through Wed/Mar 31
In conjunction with one of the most provocative installations the Honolulu Academy of Arts has offered, the Doris Duke Theatre is presenting From Buñuel to Warhol: Modernism in Film. “I wanted to share some seminal… [»Read]
In a joint committee hearing on House Bill 2421–the barrel tax bill–Monday afternoon, Hawaii senators seemed poised to pass the measure. The bill has won wide support from mainstream environmental organizations for its… [»Read]
In January, 19 of our 25 state senators joined together to introduce Senate Bill 2450, a measure to decriminalize possession of less than one ounce of marijuana…. [»Read]
For Hawaii residents, good news was to be had this year whether sublime, borne on vessels… [»Read]
Wed/Mar 17
St. Patrick’s Day is swathed in exaggerations and misconceptions. It is all too… [»Read]
Through Sun/Apr 18
And now, a myth of the technological age: Once there was an old man that lived in a mansion… [»Read]
Sun/Mar 21
People in Hawaii love reggae. Want proof? Go to any sports bar on the island and nine… [»Read]
Mon/Mar 22
If practice makes perfect, you can expect a flawless serving of comedy from stand-up artist… [»Read]
Fri/Mar 19
Imagine, if you will, leaping backward through time 50 years, perhaps more. Imagine yourself… [»Read]
Sat/Mar 20
This Sunday, help support the United Cerebral Palsy Association (UCP), by adopting a duck… [»Read]
Opens Fri/Mar 19
This weekend, a smorgasbord of worldwide dance arrives, local-style. Check out the entrees:… [»Read]
Rodney Tam’s cavalier statement that use of public money to feed himself, relatives… [»Read]
On March 9, Mayor Hannemann made a comment to KITV after he was questioned regarding a… [»Read]
The “big picture” of the future of the state’s largest industry, tourism, as presented… [»Read]
In recent forums and media interviews, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is not… [»Read]
The homeless are not a problem. They are the result of a problem. And that problem? Not… [»Read]
