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Television show ‘Entertainment Tonight’ spotlights Oahu

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                                “Entertainment Tonight” co-hosts Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, joined by Zachary Knighton of “Magnum P.I.,” hosted a poke-making contest Thursday at Sheraton Waikiki.
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“Entertainment Tonight” co-hosts Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, joined by Zachary Knighton of “Magnum P.I.,” hosted a poke-making contest Thursday at Sheraton Waikiki.

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                                The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines to bring “Entertainment Tonight” to Hawaii this week. The show’s co-hosts, Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, far right, are pictured with Kaili Wells Jr. and Zachary Knighton.
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The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines to bring “Entertainment Tonight” to Hawaii this week. The show’s co-hosts, Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, far right, are pictured with Kaili Wells Jr. and Zachary Knighton.

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                                 Hawaii Tourism United States partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines in bringing “Entertainment Tonight” to film in the islands this week. The fi rst segment aired Monday, the day Gov. David Ige invited vaccinated domestic travelers back to Hawaii. Show co-host Nischelle Turner, right, stood with Kaili Wells Jr. Above, ingredients used by Sheraton Waikiki executive chef Matthew Naula to make poke with the show’s co-hosts.
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CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM

 Hawaii Tourism United States partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines in bringing “Entertainment Tonight” to film in the islands this week. The fi rst segment aired Monday, the day Gov. David Ige invited vaccinated domestic travelers back to Hawaii. Show co-host Nischelle Turner, right, stood with Kaili Wells Jr. Above, ingredients used by Sheraton Waikiki executive chef Matthew Naula to make poke with the show’s co-hosts.

CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                “Entertainment Tonight” co-hosts Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, joined by Zachary Knighton of “Magnum P.I.,” hosted a poke-making contest Thursday at Sheraton Waikiki.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines to bring “Entertainment Tonight” to Hawaii this week. The show’s co-hosts, Kevin Frazier, left, and Nischelle Turner, far right, are pictured with Kaili Wells Jr. and Zachary Knighton.
CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                 Hawaii Tourism United States partnered with Sheraton Waikiki and Hawaiian Airlines in bringing “Entertainment Tonight” to film in the islands this week. The fi rst segment aired Monday, the day Gov. David Ige invited vaccinated domestic travelers back to Hawaii. Show co-host Nischelle Turner, right, stood with Kaili Wells Jr. Above, ingredients used by Sheraton Waikiki executive chef Matthew Naula to make poke with the show’s co-hosts.