ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
Free workshops for the college-bound
Gen and Kelly Tanabe (he's a Waialua High/Harvard grad) are the California-based authors of nine books, including Sallie Mae's "How to Pay for College." They're in town to present free workshops for the college-bound. The first is at 6:30 tonight in 'Anuenue School's cafeteria, 2528 10th Ave. There's also a 6:30 p.m. workshop tomorrow in Wai'anae High's cafeteria. For more information: www.supercollege.com/tour.
'FOG' CREEPS TO NO. 1
The critically challenged remake of "The Fog" earned about $12.2 million to debut at the top of the box office. The stop-motion adventure "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" fell one spot, taking in $11.7 million. Close behind was the debut of "Elizabethtown," which earned $11 million. The model-turned-bounty hunter flick "Domino" faltered in its premiere weekend, coming in at No. 6 with $4.7 million.
FINAL WORD
"I was a Girl Scout. I sold lots of cookies. I got a lot of badges, but I was not that focused on them — I was really into those cookies. Our house was the depot for the cookies for my troop, so the whole living room would be stacked with them."
Actress Kristin Davis | in InStyle
Correction: Gen Tanabe is a graduate of Waialua High School. Another school was named in a previous version of this story.
