Television

For Senate Bill 732 to advance, the House Finance Committee needs to hear and pass the bill by this Friday.

Hawaiʻi's Thunderstorm Artis returns to national television after five years. He was raised in Haleʻiwa by his musically inclined family. HPR's Cassie Ordonio reports.

Hawaiʻi's Thunderstorm Artis advanced to the next round on ABC's "American Idol" with his original song, "Don't Let Me Let You Go." The episodes air live on ABC every Sunday.

This Sunday will be a big night for a Maui couple who created the mini-series "Shogun." So far, the drama has won a record 18 Emmys and four Golden Globes. Now it’s up for five more awards from the Screen Actors Guild — the winners will be announced this weekend. HPR contributing reporter Heidi Chang has the story.

Can you believe it's been 20 years since the first season of the hit ABC show "Lost" premiered on television? A new documentary showing at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival takes viewers down memory lane and features interviews with the cast and crew.

"Shōgun," a television show set in feudal Japan, won a record 18 Emmys for its first season. The FX historical drama was brought to the screen by Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks, a husband-and-wife team based on Maui. The Conversation's Russell Subiono first talked to them in April and recently got the chance to hear about their award-winning month.

The Conversation discusses guns and ammunition in the film industry in light of dropped charges in the trial against actor Alec Baldwin. How do we handle gun safety on our local sets? And was Baldwin culpable in the 2021 shooting death on the "Rust" film set?

A second season of the television series 'Breaking Bread with Alexander' is slated to come out July 4. The season will feature Gov. Josh Green and U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono.

You may not know that the creative duo behind the popular new miniseries "Shōgun" has Hawaiʻi ties. Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo said most of their lives for the last five years have centered on creating the historical drama, especially regarding accuracy and authenticity. They spoke to The Conversation's Russell Subiono about bringing the epic novel to the screen.

You may not know Lon Takiguchi, but you probably know some of the major television projects he has worked on over the years: "Lost," "Hawaii Five-0," and ABC's "Black-ish." He recently got the chance to direct his first project, Wednesday's episode of "Grown-ish."