Amid the wave of reactions to Chalamet’s comment, Hawaiʻi Opera Theatre and Hawaiʻi Ballet are using "TIMOTHEE" as a discount code for their upcoming performances.

Tattoo artist and "Ink Master" star Angel Rose speaks about her decision to return home to Maui and open her new tattoo business, 13 Moons Tattoo, in her hometown of Pāʻia.

Hawaiʻi-born comedian Charlene Kaye speaks with HPR ahead of her solo show, "Tiger Daughter," at the Blue Note in Waikīkī.

UH Mānoa professor Michel Mohr shares information about the upcoming Numata Conference in Buddhist Studies, hosted at the Imin International Conference Center.

Some Hawaiʻi lawmakers think the state should be doing more to help the producers of lei made with locally grown, fragrant flowers. Ideas include labeling requirements that would identify Hawaiʻi-made lei and a prohibition on state agencies buying imported ones.

HPR talks with the owners of The Local General Store, a butcher and bakery shop in Kaimukī, about their path to a James Beard Award nomination.

The play comes as this year marks 40 years since the People Power Revolution ousted former President Ferdinand Marcos from office in the Philippines.

Newly named State Poet Laureate Lee Tonouchi discusses his passion for poetry and Pidgin, and how he aims to use his voice to uplift marginalized voices.

Rhoda Magbitang, executive chef of CanoeHouse at Mauna Lani, will compete with 14 other professional chefs in high-pressure culinary challenges.

HPR sits down with playwright Ikaika Mendez and lead actress Waileia Tupou to discuss "Lele Wale," a new play about a community's resilience after the Lahaina wildfires.