Honolulu road rage incident caught on video

After video goes viral, driver turns herself into police.



Beware, road ragers. You are being recorded. That's what happened to one driver last week in Honolulu, whose bad behavior behind the wheel was shot on video, uploaded to social media, and went viral in a matter of hours. The driver, who became known as "road rage lady," has reportedly turned herself into police.

Woman turns herself in to police after road rage incident goes viral

Ryan Arakaki, who recorded the video, admits he cut off Kimberly Ong's minivan at a light. That's when Ong lost her shit, following and tailgating Arakaki's car, blaring her horn for several minutes before he pulled over. She then got out of her car, yelled obscenities at him and tried to slap away his cell phone.

Part of the altercation was caught on video:

'A Picture of You' opens in Pasadena, September 12

Indie family dramedy also playing in Honolulu this Friday



For all you film fans in Southern California... Writer/director JP Chan's award-winning indie family drama A Picture of You will be opening this Friday, September 12 at the Laemmle Playhouse 7 in Pasadena. Starring Jo Mei, Andrew Pang and Jodi Long, it's a great story about family, loss, secrets, letting go, and starting anew.

Here's the trailer again:

Does this surfboard belong to you? It almost killed a guy.

Flying surfboard crashes within inches of a driver's face.



Whoa. Crazy news out of Hawaii, where a lucky driver missed getting seriously hurt when a surfboard crashed through his windshield: Driver feels lucky to have survived after surfboard pierces windshield.

No joke. Jerrin Chin was driving on the H-1 Freeway in Honolulu when large pieces of a surfboard came flying out of nowhere and straight into his car. The board came crashing through his windshield and came within inches of his head, but he walked away with just a few scratches on his arms and face.

Daniel Dae Kim & Honolulu Theatre for Youth present Hold These Truths, February 21 - March 2

This one's for all of you theater fans in Hawaii... The acclaimed Off-Broadway drama Hold These Truths, Jeanne Sakata's one-man show inspired by the true story of second generation Japanese American internment activist Gordon Hirabayashi, comes to Hawaii this week for a limited engagement, February 21 to March 2, at the Honolulu Theatre for Youth's Tenney Theatre.

Directed by Lisa Rothe and starring actor Joel de la Fuente, the show is presented by producer/actor Daniel Dae Kim and Honolulu Theatre for Youth (HTY). The production is dedicated to the memory of the late Senator Daniel K. Inouye, and proceeds will support the non-profit theatre and drama education programs of HTY.

Here's some more information about the show: