Pluribus on Apple TV is a slow-burn, unsettling new series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, eerie, addictive, and oddly reminiscent of Severance, with a tone that feels like an allegory for AI.
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Pluribus on Apple TV is a slow-burn, unsettling new series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, eerie, addictive, and oddly reminiscent of Severance, with a tone that feels like an allegory for AI.
A rare entertainment pick: Brendan Fraser shines in Rental Family, a heartfelt Tokyo-set film about an actor hired to play family members, blending humor and emotion with standout performances and refreshingly authentic Japanese dialogue.
A short, compelling documentary on Niʻihau offers a rare look at daily life and natural ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi in use, an authentic glimpse into one of Hawaiʻi’s only privately owned islands and the Robinson family who steward it.
A travel-tech throwback worth watching, this new documentary charts Asia’s chaotic, high-growth OTA era with sharp storytelling and insider insight, capturing how the region leapt from faxes to digital dominance.
Will Guidara’s Unreasonable Hospitality delivers a powerful reminder: excellence is expected, but making guests feel seen is unforgettable, like the Michelin-star hot dog story that stole the show.
After logging nearly 60,000 miles this year, I’m skipping the movies and sharing “Dan’s List” instead, my go-to Oʻahu food recommendations, now tucked onto a hidden page for fellow eaters.
Discover Dan’s List, a curated insider guide to Oʻahu’s best food, hidden gems, and local favorites—packed with top restaurants, hikes, activities, and must-try spots for anyone exploring the islands.
After logging 50+ hours in the air, only two films made the cut: the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and the Swedish thriller The Glass Dome—rare gems in a sea of plane movies.
A rare in-flight gem: Nickel Boys stood out on a long Hawaiʻi–East Coast flight, delivering a powerful story that’s well worth a watch on your next trip—or your next stream.
Outrigger’s revamped Waikīkī venue debuts Auana, a polished new Cirque show blending Hawaiʻi storytelling with classic acrobatics—an unexpectedly spectacular night out for locals and visitors.

