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"Land of Eb" is quite wonderful

It seems to be cut down from a longer film.

"The sheriff said Tuesday that taxpayers won't ultimately foot the bill because the posse, which so far has used $40,000 in donations to pay for the probe, will reimburse his office for the deputy's...

Yeah, they're at the point now where the "total package" is what will get them through. It used to be easy to tell, when you saw dollar signs dancing in Simon Cowell's eyes.

Giant cockroaches and ants swarms. My neighborhood too.

I happened across a "Bonanza" episode a few years ago, and watched in fascination because it was obviously the pilot episode. Each of the three Cartwright boys had a different mother. And every...

A friend of mine is playing the chairman of the Joint Chiefs. He's in the trailer. He was actually hired on the film as a military technical advisor.

I notice that KHON often forgets to change the aspect ration of their HD broadcast.

I love the Herge-drawn Tintin adventures. You'd have to be slightly hip to French comic books to know about them, though. The stories and mysteries are always first-rate.

The Spielberg/Jackson...

Too late, he's on a different floor.

Notice that the maintenance guy, the moment he realizes what's happened, tries to reopen the elevator door but the elevator is already into its cycle.

Also, the Imperial Navy DID simultaneously hit many Pacific targets IN ADDITION to Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7.

Keep in mind it's 11/11/11 in the United States, but in Britain it's 11/11/11.

At Camp Lejeune, however, the Marines lost more than a million gallons of gasoline and petro-products like benzene into the drinking water wells, with subsequent cancers and birth defects in huge...

The only new show I like so far is "Prime Suspect"

http://www.honolulupulse.com/movies-tv/filmslashtv-raiders-returns-to-honolulu

I guess I didn't search deeply enough. You're claiming Ed Case is a sex offender?

Ed Case?

Ed Case?

What did he do?

I had a nice long chat with Cliff Robertson some years ago out at Pearl Harbor, mainly about his small kid time growing up as a "hangar rat" in CA. Really nice guy, and a super aviation enthusiast...

A UH geophysics prof postulated that the rebar used to construct that stretch of highway had been hit by lightning and magnetized.

BTW, the entrance ramps to Honolulu Airport also have wild magnetic swings.

The SA isn't sitting on the story. We just can't get an cogent explanation out of anyone, and the state refuses to allow access to do our own testing. I may simply spin it out as a "mystery" however.

I bought some Blu-Rays there last week that were displayed on sale. The guy at the register rang them up at full price. I actually had to walk the store manager over to his own display and show him...

How does Hawaii Reporter pay its bills?

Breeze patterns are disrupted by buildings.