After 11 Years, Pride Parade to Step Out in Bangkok
BANGKOK — The capital city will celebrate diversity in May with its first pride parade in 11 years.
As Southern Flooding Eases, 22B Baht Price Tag For Repairs
SAMUI — Samui beaches were back to life Thursday as severe flooding in the south started easing in some areas.
Thai Filmmakers Want to Bust Cinema Monopoly for Sake of Better Movies
BANGKOK — A coalition of filmmakers, distributors and movie lovers gathered Wednesday to demand equal access and fair competition for the Thai film industry.
Thai Teacher’s Tale of Injustice Ignites Public Sympathies
BANGKOK — A teacher imprisoned for a year and a half for killing a motorcyclist on the road has gone public with a story of injustice and police incompetence that a court will soon hear.
Sexy Kittens Partner With Babes for Charity Calendar Out Saturday
BANGKOK — Cat slaves who recently gathered to pose with their little masters for a sexy charity calendar will show their whiskers and tails Saturday at a launch party.
Go to Battle With Class-Action Lawsuit Startup ‘FongDi’
BANGKOK — For dropping a bomb on its customers by announcing they could no longer get HBO and its affiliates on short notice, TrueVisions could be the first company to face a class-action lawsuit brought through recently launched legal startup FongDi.
Young Girl Drowns in Southern Flooding, Surprise Storm Lashes Bangkok
BANGKOK — The heavy flooding inundating the southern region was blamed for the death of a young girl, as Bangkok woke up to find a surprise storm still surging Tuesday.
Japanese Films To Screen in 4 Provinces
BANGKOK — The Japanese Film Festival returns in strong form for a 40th time this year with selected films to commemorate the 130th anniversary of Japan-Thailand relations.
Thailand Freezes Out Competitors at Ice Sculpting Contest in China (Photos)
HARBIN, China — Ubon Ratchathani students representing Thailand clinched first place in an ice sculpture contest Sunday in Harbin, China.
Thailand’s Devastating Year For Print Was a Wake-Up Call. Adapt or Die.
BANGKOK — The end of 2016 brought the final run of a 45-year-old daily newspaper, capping a punishing year for print media.
