Child entertainers’ financial futures are now protected by Hawaii law, joining other U.S. states in efforts to support young stars at the start of their careers. Gov. Josh Green signed House Bill 874 ...

Josh Green signed a new law on Wednesday that requires parents to set aside part of their child’s entertainment income in a ...

Governor Josh Green has signed a bill to protect young performers’ earnings, with Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” star Maia Kealoha ...

He is in Hawaii to present his acting program for children, teens and young adults called "The Celebrity Experience". The Celebrity Experience provides opportunities for young actors to work with ...

Start with Oahu Cemetery in lower Nuuanu Valley, a final resting place for Hawaii residents for almost 200 years. Add a substantial bento-style dinner and thoroughly researched soliloquies by five ...

KAINALIU – For teens with a flair for theatrics, the Aloha Theatre has a program that channels that energy. Jaquelynn Collier, education director for the Aloha Theatre, develops classes for ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii’s film and television production industry received a major blow Wednesday as Fox announced it is canceling “Rescue HI-Surf” after only one season.

Two prominent actors — Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park — quit CBS’ “Hawaii Five-0” amid claims they were paid less than their white counterparts. The controversy has motivated actors to be ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) – Local screenwriters and actors plan to rally at the Hawaii State Capitol in solidarity with fellow members of the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild-American ...

Local talent takes center stage in Finding Kate Hawaii, a new dramatic series brought to life by K. Simmons Media Group Inc. During a recent in-studio interview, actors Akoni Ing and Gregory ...

Three actors with Hawaii ties will share the big screen with a mix of Hollywood heavyweights and rising stars when “Den of Thieves” opens Friday in theaters nationwide. “At it’s core ...

The network series featured a nearly all-local behind-the-scenes crew and a number of Hawaii actors. “We right now in our industry here, it’s not dying,” said Brian Keaulana, who worked as ...