Prayuth Jokes About Beheading Soap Actor
BANGKOK — A routine photo op with the cast of a popular soap opera took a dark turn Tuesday when the junta leader joked about beheading one of the actors for speaking supportively of holding an election.
Soviet Arthouse ‘Battleship Potemkin’ Coming to Bangkok
BANGKOK — Shout in socialist outrage for the massacred babushkas silently screaming as a baby pram careens down the stairs when a 1925 Soviet silent film charges into a Bangkok film house this month.
Trans Survivor of Nazi Germany’s Story Coming to Bangkok
BANGKOK — Relive the harrowing drama faced by a transgender German woman who survived repression by both the Nazis and Soviets in Bangkok.
Relive the Ole Days At King Rama X Songkran Fest
BANGKOK — Revel like in the old days when a retro Thai New Year festival is held in the capital later this month.
Bamm! These Indie Artists Are Coming to Bangkok (Updated)
BANGKOK — The indie music scene in Bangkok is raging. Adding some bam to that boom, a new festival’s partial lineup of international acts was revealed Friday.
‘Super Sharp’ Zinc to Drop Beats Not Bombs at De Commune
For this week’s NFTU, I head into the no-go zone of self-promo to chat with a producer who’s been making dancefloor-smashing beats from the dawn of ‘90s jungle to the bass music scene of today.
Watch Digital Warriors Wreck Cores at ‘Garena World’
BANGKOK — Tanks will soak magefire, bullets will fly and goals will be scored as professional gamers and legions of fans converge this weekend on a massive esports tournament in Bangkok.
Now Running: New Gallery Crops Up Along Rama III
BANGKOK — The riverside area along Rama III in south Bangkok is welcoming the debut exhibition of a new gallery in a part of town not known for cultural venues.
Tomorrow You Can Judge Many Books By Their Covers
BANGKOK — Brush up your letters or just go for the augmented-reality comic books at the annual book fair opening Thursday.
Savor Original Songs Thursday at Maggie Choo’s
BANGKOK — Get up close and personal with musical performances by international and local artists in a Victorian-age basement later this week.
