Archive for April 2012

Jack’s Back!

His Kokua Festival that benefits his Kokua Foundation set a new standard for social activism, and Jack Johnson’s newest CD, Best of the Kokua Festival, highlights some of the most memorable performances from the highly lauded music fest. Included in… More >

Na Pohaku Ola Kapaemahu A Kapuni: Waikiki’s Healing Stones

Millions of years ago, through fissures in the ocean floor, volcanic eruptions promised life to what would become Hawai‘i. Through the darkness and depths, centuries of volcanic rock became islands. Yet, beyond the actual creation of the Hawaiian Island chain,… More >

Fancy Footwork

Iwai is so committed to getting everyone to perfect their posture, he even invented a slipper. Through an interpreter, he confirms that when he sees someone walking, he can tell how he or she should be adjusted. He also points… More >

Body Talk

No one ever gives you lessons in walking. One day, your year-old self just gets up and goes. Then one day, decades later, the result of your improper gait is a sore back, neck pain and aching muscles. For me,… More >

Higher Ground

Pie in the sky at The Modern Honolulu’s penthouse Ever wonder where the likes of P-Diddy dwells when he’s in Waikiki shooting (as a guest star) on Hawaii Five-0? Or where Christina Aguilera and her entourage come for a little… More >

Lash Out!

Lush lashes aren’t just for those who are born with them. Eyelash extensions have become a popular option for those who want to wake up with fuller, longer lashes every day. “Most people come in because with the lash extensions,… More >

The Waikiki Insider

Visitor Tips from Someone in the Know! Ah, glorious spring! I know many visitors laugh when we mention having seasons in Hawai‘i. However, as any kama‘aina knows, the subtlest changes in weather this time of year mean change is upon… More >

Aloha Swingtown

The golden era of jazz in Waikiki For some, it will be very hard to picture. The Waikiki of yore—maybe you’ve seen some images in one of our historic museums, in a painting on a gallery wall or even a… More >

Shortcuts to Beauty at the Beach

In theory, the beach is the most relaxing place to be when in Hawai‘i. But for some, the notion of being surrounded by slim, trim bikini bods can be intimidating—especially if you’re still bearing the last remnants of winter layers…. More >

The Golden Standard

Among Hawai‘i’s most-sought after souvenirs is the perfect gold tan. Before heading to the beach, be warned that one marker of a “tourist” is the pink-and-white striped flesh of the sunburned. Because of our prime equatorial position (which concentrates the… More >

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