Local Sports & Community: Honolulu Bulls youth soccer players are fired up for the World Cup, using stars like Messi and Ronaldo as inspiration while learning the game’s fundamentals. Arts & Film: Wailuku Film Festival opens June 17 with Oahu-focused documentaries including Jack Johnson’s “SURFILMUSIC” and Mikey Inouye’s “Mālama Mākua,” plus Matty Schweitzer’s “Lāhainā Rising.” Hawaiʻi Culture: King Kamehameha Day celebrations continue across Oʻahu with lei draping, the Floral Parade, and Hoolaulea, plus islandwide events. Music & Nightlife: Moani Waikiki in Waikīkī is closing after nearly five years, with final performances June 12–13. Education & Youth: Construction Industry of Maui awards $60,000 in scholarships to three Maui students, including wildfire-suppression research using native plants. UH Athletics: Five donors pledge $5 million to UH Mānoa athletics NIL opportunities over five years. Outdoors: Tent camping returns to Nāmakanipaio at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park after storm-related cleanup. Sports Media: ESPN’s Monica McNutt apologizes for a Taylor Swift comment after a hot-mic moment. Global Arts/Entertainment: Steven Spielberg says the James Bond franchise “can’t afford” him now after being rejected multiple times earlier. Science: NASA’s Chandra spots a possible supernova remnant near the Galactic Center, using Hawaii-linked optical data.