The new Apple TV+ series “Chief of War,” starring Jason Momoa, is more than just a television show — it’s a breakthrough for Hawaiian storytelling and representation. For the first time, authentic Hawaiian history is being told on a major streaming platform,

The Gilded Age is raising the stakes this season by seemingly killing off a second main character. During the Sunday, August 3, episode of the hit HBO series, George Russell (Morgan Spector) was shot in his study by a mysterious intruder. The screen cut to black as the shot was fired, which left George's fate

As Hawaii News reports, “Only 20 percent of “Chief of War” was filmed in Hawaii while 80 percent was filmed in New Zealand.” Despite aiming to film half in Hawaii, some logistical and economic difficulties arose. Despite this, the backdrop in this historic portrayal of Hawaii is perfectly suited for the pre-modern world it depicts.