Editorial: New Laws Darken Future of Free Speech in Thailand
The future of freedom of expression in Thailand is bleak.
Thai Authorities Set Up Guidelines for Parasailing Safety
PHUKET - Shortly after a Chinese tourist was hurt on a parasailing ride at Karon Beach, Phuket Province, which went viral on Chinese social...
Michelin Introduces ‘Green Star’ for Sustainable Dining in Thailand
BANGKOK — The Michelin Guide announced Thursday it will award a “Green Star” to restaurants distinguished for their environment-friendly practices.
Former Prisoner and Blogger Unite to Bring Beauty Behind Bars
BANGKOK — With drugstores on almost every corner, cosmetics are never far for that boost to beauty and self-confidence. But out of reach for those whose bodies have been incarcerated.
Australian Man and His Dog Rescued by Mexican Tuna Boat After Drifting 3 Months...
MANZANILLO, Mexico (AP) — An Australian sailor who had been adrift at sea with his dog for three months has been rescued by a...
‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ is a Hit From Broadway to Kiev
Gerry Marsden walked into Liverpool's ODEON cinema for a Laurel and Hardy film. It was raining when he started to leave, so he decided to stay for the second part of the double feature and watch the comedy duo one more time.
And with that, a part of soccer history was born.
Get ‘Together’ Again at Indoor EDM Fest
BANGKOK — A two-night indoor dance fest fronted by top EDM talents returns to town next month.
Kiss My Axe: Hurl Deadly Bladed Terror at Bangkok Range
BANGKOK — Got an axe to grind? Put both your mitts around the shaft and raise it behind your head, like you’re holding a back scratcher instead of a razor-sharp weapon. Take a moment to access your deepest rage and then hurl that thing.
Sega Sammy To Buy “Angry Birds” Developer Rovio for $775 million
Japanese game and entertainment company Sega Sammy Holdings Inc. said Monday it will acquire Finland-based Rovio Entertainment Oyj, developer of the "Angry Birds" mobile...
First Saudi Movie Theater Opens With Black Panther Screening
RIYADH — The lights dimmed and the crowd of men and women erupted into applause and hoots as Hollywood's blockbuster "Black Panther" premiered in Saudi Arabia's first movie theater.