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BANGKOK — Order enough containers of pasta, Indian curry and fancy som tam and soon be overrun with enough sporks to open a shop.

BANGKOK — Get a rare chance to see 19th century Siam through a series of images made by wet-plate collodion photography.

Pokchat Worasub heads into raunchier, fetish territory with women shown nude, masked, wreathed in smoke. There's objectification and even some medical apparatus.

As each final screening let out, more than 20 Lido employees and board members from theater-owner Apex lined up in front of the theatre to thank every attendee until the last one had walked out. All of them gave a wai and said, “Thank you krub/ka.” Many eyes filled with tears. Some of the 50-year-old theater’s fans rushed to hug the staff and cried.

BANGKOK — Swipe aside the curtain and duck inside. Once positioned, take three pictures of yourself. The quest has begun.

BANGKOK — Music fans rejoice, as more rising stars continue eyeing the capital for their gigs later this year.

BANGKOK — City Hall officials said Wednesday they will investigate the administration and funding of a downtown cultural venue that it recently threatened to take over, prompting a public backlash.

BANGKOK — It’s yet to be confirmed whether a singer accidentally purchased a landscape artwork painted by one of the world’s most-famed artists.

BANGKOK — Cold coffee. Infused with nitrogen. From taps in tuk-tuks.

Vegetables, pastries, fruits and sandwiches are just some of the food tossed daily from Bangkok’s hotels and restaraunts. Now two trucks are out collecting them for the less fortunate.