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Go Jimmy Go -- Shon Gregory, left, Cam Wright, Bison Friedmann, Ian Asaley, Eric White and Fernando "The Love Machine" Pacheco -- drew a capacity crowd for their 10th-anniversary "Farewell, Hawaii" concert at the Hawaiian Hut on Jan. 27. It was GJG's last show before leaving for Europe and a "Ska Brawl Europe 2007" tour with the Toasters. Hawaii's foremost ska-rock band is "brawling" in Germany tonight, and will have played 39 shows in 13 countries by the time the tour ends March 11 in the Czech Republic. CLICK FOR LARGE

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KSSK's Kathy With a K talked with DJ Maleko of Star 101.9 outside the Hawaiian Hut during the Go Jimmy Go show. The two veteran radio personalities work for different radio station "families," but both stopped by the Hut to support the band. CLICK FOR LARGE

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Tiki Entertainment record producer Spookahuna, left, stepped outside with recording artist Krystilez during the CD release party for Krys' debut album, "The 'O,'" at Pipeline Cafe on Jan 27. Spookahuna, who produced the album, arranged to have the monster truck/ motorized billboard parked out front. Spooks said he wasn't sure who was going to chance driving it home. CLICK FOR LARGE

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Juliet Lighter, center, was congratulated by In Magazine publisher Emily Lopez, left, and MidWeek photo columnist Yu Shing Ting as she celebrated her birthday at "Beautiful," Russell Tanoue's high-profile monthly party, at Indigo on Jan. 27. CLICK FOR LARGE

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Rob Duval, center, director of Diamond Head Theatre's "Lend Me a Tenor," talked with cast members Larry Bialock, left, and Derek Calibre at the opening-night cast party at Tavola Tavola on Friday. Bialock and Calibre both make major contributions to this consistently entertaining and fast-moving comic farce. CLICK FOR LARGE