LAND OF 'LOST'

The Hawaii International Film Festival this year takes on network television with a nod to the popular fantasy-drama series "Lost," whose sixth and final season launches next year. To celebrate the show, which is filmed in Hawai'i, HIFF is declaring Saturday its "Lost" day, and is hosting a number of "Lost" seminars at the Dole Cannery theaters (for seminar info and tickets, visit hiff.org), capping off the day with the main event: "An Evening with Damon Lindelhof and Carlton Cuse." Lindelhof and Cuse are the creative team behind the show; they will hold a symposium at the Royal Hawaiian Theatre (Level 4), along with members of the cast.

"An Evening with Damon Lindelhof and Carlton Cuse" / Royal Hawaiian Theatre / 8 p.m. Saturday / $50 / http://www.hiff.org

This year's Food and New Products Show includes — wait for it — a "Twilight" Expo! (5-10 p.m. today, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, $3.)

WILD THINGS

The children's classic "Where the Wild Things Are" gets the silver-screen treatment from director Spike Jonze, and the buzz is good. That's all we're going to say. The movie opens in theaters everywhere today.

REGGAE FOREVER

The Wailers and Third World are performingtogether tonight!

Rise Up Music Festival / 6 p.m. today / Waikíkí Shell /$25-$35, http://www.ticketmaster.com

OMG! IT'S ANOTHER 'TWILIGHT' THING!

The release of the next "Twilight" movie, "New Moon," is still about a month away, so for now, the film's soundtrack will have to fill the deep teenage longing for an Edward or Jacob fix. The soundtrack drops Tuesday. Dreamy!

THE GREAT PUMPKIN SALE

Grocery store pumpkins are so blah! Get pumpkins right from the patch at Aloun Farms' (http://www.alounfarms.com, 677-9516) annual pumpkin sale in Kapolei. Pick your own pumpkin from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday or Oct. 24 and 25. Admission is $1. Pumpkins are priced according to size.

PRINCESS SUITE

In honor of statehood, the Honolulu Symphony will debut its "Princess Ka'iulani Suite," two piano concerts drawn from the music for the film "The Barbarian Princess." 8 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. Sunday, $19-$70, 792-2000,www.honolulusymphony.com

PARTY ON THE ROCK

Los Angeles-based electro-rap duo LMFAO is on the club circuit, fresh from the release of its debut album "Party Rock." The pair make a stop in Honolulu for one night today at Pipeline Cafe (10 p.m., $30, http://www.groovetickets.com).