Ride in Tuk-Tuk Art Galleries Next Month
BANGKOK — Travel between galleries next month on an artsy journey aboard a fleet of tuk-tuks tricked out with highbrow culture.
Bangkok Quickies: What and Where to Watch in May
BANGKOK — While waiting for Wes Anderson’s stop-motion “Isle of Dogs” to land domestically in June, a lot of films (other than the next Star Wars spin-off) will be shown around Bangkok this month.
From Pilot to (Little) Prince, Saint-Exupery’s Flights of Fancy in Photos
BANGKOK — What is essential will be visible to the eye later this month at an exhibition of photographs featuring the author of “The...
Watch Polish Folk Dance Thursday
BANGKOK — Colorful traditional costumes and vivid tunes will merge in Polish folk dance performances on Thursday.
LumyaiGate: Teen’s Golden Hot Pants Overheat Culture Wars
BANGKOK — After the prime minister became preoccupied with a teen luk thung singer’s sexuality and apparently dispatched police to cover her up and count her hip thrusts, Lumyai Hai Thongkam has become an icon of the national cultural wars.
Black Humor of Joan Cornella Gets a Room at Hotel Art Fair
BANGKOK — Revisit a world of weird where men warm themselves by an immolating monk or take selfies in front of flaming air disasters, all to reflect real life somehow.
Piske and Usagi Charm on Kanahei’s First Visit to Thailand
Update: An earlier version of this article identified Piske as a chicken. However, after the article was published, organizers reached out to Khaosod English to...
Train Under a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Master in October in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Learn Brazil’s famed martial art later this year when an instructor trained by the discipline’s pioneers comes to the capital.
Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructor...
Thainet Debates Ex-Con’s Cannes Moment
BANGKOK — It wasn’t the black formal suit and dark shades that made Panya Yimumphai, or "Keng Lai Prang," stand out on the red carpet at Cannes, but his head-to-toe gangster tattoos that caused drama to erupt back home.
Classic Thai Films Available on YouTube for Quarantine Watching
BANGKOK — A host of films deemed to be “historically and culturally significant” are now available to view for free on YouTube.