Rare concert footage featuring reggae kingpin Bob Marley will be shown at 7:30 tonight at the Honolulu Academy of Arts' Doris Duke Theatre, as part of a "Bob Marley Birthday Celebration." Marley's birthdate is Feb. 6, 1945. Roger Steffens, an author and official biographer of the Jamaican icon who helped give a face and voice to shantytown residents of the world, will screen rare concert videos of Marley and share personal, firsthand stories of life on the road with the Marley band at the event. Tickets: $12 adults, $10 academy members, on sale in advance at the academy entrance daily or at the door.

— Wayne Harada

CAST YOUR VOTE TO PICK A WINNER

Twelve good men must now be winnowed down to four, as the Most Romantic Man contest continues. Vote online to choose a top four. These winners will be featured in Island Life on Valentine’s Day, and on a “Back to Romance” TV special, produced by KGMB 9. The final four get tickets to the Hawai‘i Romance Festival (May 2-11; www.mcooh.com), a romantic dinner at Morton’s, limo, hotel, lei and a bouquet from Watanabe Floral, etched champagne glasses from Daga — and a chance at a grand prize weekend in New York City. Go online through Sunday to read essays and choose your favorite. (One vote per e-mail address.) Go to www.honoluluadvertiser.com/romantic.

— Advertiser Staff

FINAL WORD

"I think you know that Indiana Jones is finally going to succeed, but I think you don't know how many bumps he's going to take before it happens."

Harrison Ford | on the "Indiana Jones" movie series, in Vanity Fair. "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" opens May 22.