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Changeable Keiki Boy

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In time for holiday sewing comes the latest island style pattern from Dian K., "The Hawaiian Keiki Boy." A companion to the "Keiki Hula Girl" pattern, the little guy comes with interchangeable body parts and costumes. He can be transformed into a beach boy, hula dancer, or member of the Aloha Festivals Royal Court.

The figures can be sewn onto anything from a diaper bag to a wall hanging to a king-size quilt by adjusting the number of blocks and dimensions of the quilt squares. Or both figures can be appear in a single project. Dian K. patterns are available at shops including Homespun Harbor in 'Aiea and The Little Hawaiian Craft Shop in Waikiki. For locations or information, e-mail diank@hotmail.com.

E! dances into town

E! Entertainment's "Wild On" cameras will be rolling at 10 tonight at Zanzabar with a special edition of Hot Latin Tuesday, presented by Da Lion Productions. DJ Alberto and DJ Rod will be spinning the sultry Latin rhythms, while DJ Frankie and G-Man tend to hip-hop and Top 40 on the second dance floor.

Da Lion of Judah hosts. And if your Latin strut is not so trusty, show up early at 8 p.m. for free salsa dance lessons. The partying continues till 4 a.m. 924-3939

Last free screening

Edgy Lee's award-winning documentary explores Waikiki through time.

The movie, which probes the flavors and the textures of Waikiki then and now, earlier won the 2001 Gold Plaque (documentary film, educational category) in the Chicago International Film Festival and the Best Cinematography Award (documentary film category) in the 2002 New York International Independent Film & Video Festival.