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John Berger's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, local events, and profiling individuals from Hawaii. His articles feature topics such as community events, music, and local artists.
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By: John Berger
There’s dancing like we’ve all seen it done at wedding receptions and high school reunions where each person makes it up as they go along while they bob along to the beat — and then there’s ballroom dancing where couples perform with the same precision and teamwork seen in ice dancing.
Those back-to-back Kona-low storms in March hit Hawaii residents and island businesses with an estimated $700 million in physical damage and an additional $300 million in economic losses, and some of Hawaii’s top performers are coming together this week for the Aloha in Action Benefit Concert.
Nearly two centuries after a Hawaiian diplomat helped secure the kingdom’s place among the world’s recognized nations, his story is being told on an operatic stage — in the Hawaiian language — for the first time.
More than 1,100 middle school, high school, and college students from nine Honolulu schools and universities recently filled the Saint Louis School gym to explore career paths, connect with employers, and apply for real-world opportunities at the second annual Exposure Fair and Hiring Blitz.
By: John Berger
Long before the platinum records and sold‑out tours, Jack Johnson’s life was documented on handheld cameras — filmed by friends and shaped within a close creative circle rooted in surf culture and storytelling.
The countdown to the 2026 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards is on as the Hawai‘i Academy of Recording Arts HARA) announces the finalists in 29 categories, including Group of the Year, Male Vocalist, Female Vocalist, Group, and Most Promising Artist(s) for the 2026 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards.
By: John Berger
Brian Keaulana — lifeguard, actor, producer, stunt coordinator and soft-spoken advocate for Hawaii and the local film industry — will be honored Saturday when he receives the Waikiki Film Awards Hawai‘i Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hawaiian Aroma Caffe in the Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel.
When people talk about “the missionaries” it is sometimes forgotten that they created the Hawaiian alphabet, and they established the islands’ first printing press at what is now the Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site & Archives in Honolulu.
A ceramic float launched off Oahu as a University of Hawaii class project in 1980 drifted nearly 5,000 miles before washing up in Japan — sparking a pen-pal friendship that has endured for more than four decades and recently came full circle.
“Cemetery Pupu Theatre 2026: Caring For Our Community”
