Lou Ferrigno visits Hawaii, Kelly Clarkson's shop feud, and the Half Moon Bay pumpkin contest
A light local-news roundup: a celebrity visit to Oahu, a retail spat playing out online, and a giant-pumpkin contest with real prize money.
- Lou Ferrigno, the original Incredible Hulk, is in Hawaii for the first time in 20 years, holding his first fan signing at a local comic shop and dropping in on island gyms at 74.
- He has a new psychological drama, Gym Rat, out later this month.
- Kelly Clarkson says a Brooklyn shop treated her as if she couldn't afford a one-of-a-kind item; the store says it was never for sale, and the back-and-forth is still running on X.
- The Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival in California has begun, with growers competing for a prize of $9 per pound — last year's 2,300-pound winner cleared over $20,000.
- The world record at the festival stands near 2,750 pounds.
Outlook: This year's biggest-pumpkin winner gets crowned this coming weekend.