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.
Leap, Learn, Play: 8 Things to do on Children’s Day
BANGKOK — Take the mini-people in your life to explore a miniature world, romp with dinosaurs, handle heavy weapons and more Saturday when another special day for children happens.
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.
60 Bands To Jazz Up 3-Day Fest
NAKHON PATHOM — Jazz vibes are going to spread over Salaya as leading artists are coming to take the stage this month at the ninth edition of Thailand International Jazz Conference.
Cringe at Catalan Cartoonist Joan Cornella’s World of Weirdness
BANGKOK — An armless man wearing a free hugs t-shirt, a person taking a selfie before the backdrop of a flaming plane crash or cupid striking a deer with a love arrow only to make a succulent meal out of it, are all part of cartoonist Joan Cornella’s macabre view of the world.
It’s About Time: New Play ‘Building’ to Touch Hearts
BANGKOK — Time, longing and the human heart are in play when a school building is to be demolished and students gather to ponder relationships, time and the universe in “Madam Ree Building.”
Ice Age: See How Meth is Swamping Southeast Asia
BANGKOK — Homeless children carry bags of glue and crystal meth, Laotian prostitutes smoke ice for intensified sexual pleasure and Burmese sweatshop laborers get high to forget their brutal reality.
Run With Hello Kitty and More Wacky Races This Year
BANGKOK — Keep those New Year’s resolutions a little while longer with several fun runs coming up that anyone can join.
Support Local Acts at Free Ekkamai Fest
BANGKOK — Selling band tees, requesting their own songs and DIY music videos are some of the lengths to which indie musicians must go to be heard. One thing they usually cannot do: make money.
