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Hawaii’s Papahanaumokuakea marine sanctuary named U.N. World Heritage site

The Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument — a 140,000 square mile conservation area comprising 10 islands and atolls in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands — has been designated as a United Nations World Heritage site. With the designation from the U.N.’s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the area becomes one of only 26 “mixed” World Heritage […]

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Culture, Oʻahu

Sneak preview: Pilot episode of new Hawaii Five-0

Yesterday, in the posh Orchid Suite of Waikiki’s Halekulani hotel, a select group of Hawaii media were treated to French press coffee, popovers and a sneak preview of the pilot episode of the newly reborn Hawaii Five-0, debuting on CBS this fall. Our verdict: Oh Yeah! The contemporary cinematography brought a whole new dimension to

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Culture, Kauaʻi

PHOTOS: “Pirates of the Caribbean” 4 begins filming in Hawaii

After months of behind the scenes pre-production work, the fourth film in Disney’s blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, On Stranger Tides, finally began filming last week in Hawaii. But unlike most Hollywood productions, which keep plot details and photos from the set shrouded in secrecy until just before release, Walt Disney Pictures and producer

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Culture, Maui

Zac Efron headlines this year’s Maui Film Festival

It’s been a beautiful couple of days on Maui, with the promise of a splendid evening under the stars to come.  That’s good because two of the Maui Film Festival’s major events are outdoors this evening, both the Taste of Wailea (in which Maui restaurants show their stuff in a glittering gala) and Celestial Cinema,

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Culture, Oʻahu

SLIDESHOW: 2010 Kamehameha Day Lei Draping

It’s the most colorful moment of Kamehameha Day. Every June 11, Hawaii celebrates the first king of its united island kingdom, King Kamehameha I.  King Kamehameha Day is a holiday for most of the people in the state, but not the hardworking HAWAII Magazine staff. Our staff photographer, David Croxford, was on hand to capture

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