Jason Reitman's sleeper hit "Juno," playing at several O'ahu theaters, is one of your best bets tonight: The comedy about a pregnant teenager and her search for loving parents to raise the baby is charmingly self-conscious without being self-absorbed. Ellen Page, as the lovably snarky Juno, gives the baby bump performance of the season, and Michael Cera ("Superbad") delivers again as an angsty teen baby daddy trying to do the right thing. The film, both hilarious and moving (in a completely different way than this season's other preggers movie, "Knocked Up") deserves every bit of its indie-circuit praise.

— Kawehi Haug

READY FOR THE EARTH RAT YEAR?

Attend Lillian Too's Feng Shui Extravaganza Hawaii 2008, which includes a workshop, "How to Think Big in the Year of the Earth Rat," from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Sunday at Ala Moana Hotel, and find out once and for all if that misplaced chair is making your life miserable. The event will benefit the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific.

Too, founder of The World of Feng Shui, with locations in Las Vegas and Arcadia, Calif., as well as in Pearlridge Center and on Kapahulu Avenue, is a well-known feng shui adviser. Information and reservation: 866-963-7872 (toll free), or www.wofs.com.

— Advertiser Staff

FINAL WORD

"I cannot help but dream about what my version of 'Brothers & Sisters' would have looked like. ... Men and women over 45 years of age are in fact very bloody interesting, and not, contrary to the vagaries of demographic and market testing, invisible deliverers of lessons and straight talk."

Jone Robin Baitz | ousted "Brothers & Sisters" writer, on Huffington Post