November 18, 2008

February 2006

Features

Hana Hou!

How did the first Hawaiian music Grammy change the local music industry? Look no further than this year's nominations.

Ronna Bolante

Sexy Fishbowl

Modernist chic in a Nu'uanu apartment

Michael Keany

Departments
Editor's Page: Better and better Archive »

Thoughts on the Grammy Awards and crime.

A. Kam Napier, Editor
Letters: February Archive »

Food: Seeing Red Archive »

Treasured throughout antiquity, the sexily hued pomegranate is embraced in today's kitchens.

Joan Namkoong
Health: Pampered by Dentists Archive »

Island dentists are offering the kind of soothing treatments found in spas, from massages to facials. It's filling, with feeling.

Sheila Sarhangi
Calabash: Sports: Sunny Moves On Archive »

A post-retirement Sunny Garcia looks back on the surfing life.

Brandon Lee
Calabash: HOT Italians Archive »

Opera, that is.

Lavonne Leong
Calabash: Media: The UnKINEdest Cut Archive »

Michael Keany
Calabash: Music Review Archive »

Na Pali, Na Pali, Awapuhi Productions 2005

Michael Keany
Calabash: Books: Gen X Nostalgia Archive »

New releases bring back '70s and '80s Hawaii.

A. Kam Napier
Calabash: Bubbly Personalities Archive »

Put a little sparkle in your romance with one of these Champagne-themed gift ideas.

Kathryn Drury Wagner
Calabash: Books: Settling for More Archive »

Two Honolulu-based authors are teaching readers how to take responsibility for their love lives.

Katherine Nichols
Calabash: Diamond Head Archive »

Calabash: Q+A Archive »

Lois-Ann Yamanaka

John Heckathorn
Making a Difference: The Hand Up Archive »

Programs run by Catholic Charities Hawai'I help 25,000 people a year. Sermon-free.

Katherine Nichols
Dining: Walk on the Wild Side Archive »

Most wild game isn't wild but that doesn't mean it's not worth eating.

John Heckathorn
From Our Files: February Archive »

HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific, chronicling the Islands since 1888.

Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts: Island Bound Archive »

For ambitious young professionals, the Mainland beckons with opportunities. But for some, the Islands' pull is stronger.

Brandon Lee