Thailand Exalts as ‘Namtarn’ Falls Just Short of Crown
BANGKOK — Thai netizens flooded their timelines Monday morning with encouraging words for their Miss Universe contestant who reached final six, however failed to enter the final three.
Chinese New Year Goes Off Full-Cocked at Lumphini Park (Photos)
BANGKOK — Rooster statues, costumes and edibles welcomed revelers to Lumphini Park on Saturday night, where Chinese New Year festivities were staged.
Join Bangkok Swing’s Big Night Dancing Under the Stars (Canceled)
NAKHON PATHOM — Jazz music, vintage costume and dazzling dance moves will take western metro Bangkok back to 1943 – sans Japanese occupiers – once again next month.
John Hurt, Face of ‘1984’ and ‘Elephant Man,’ 77
LOS ANGELES — The versatile actor Sir John Hurt, who could move audiences to tears in "The Elephant Man," terrify them in "Alien," and spoof that very same scene in "Spaceballs," has died. He was 77.
Comrades in Arts Show Power of Brush and Spray at Bridge
BANGKOK — Four Thais, three Koreans, two Japanese and two Taiwanese artists are coming to occupy a Charoen Krung gallery with their works for a month.
Tonic for the Soul: Gin Festival to Soak Bangkok All Week
BANGKOK — Martini traditionalists and quinine addicts in Bangkok will rejoice at a gin-fueled, five-day festival starting next week.
Run a Minimarathon, Win a Trip to China
BANGKOK — To start the Year of Rooster in good health, join a minimarathon to Yaowarat Road and get a chance to fly to China.
Tonight: Thai-Canadian Maetta Records Showcases Homegrown Techno Talent
Few artists from Thailand have made it big in the international scene. One of those is Flim, a techno DJ whose signature style of abstract, dissonant beat-making has earned him praise in the international techno community and brought him a long way from high school cover bands.
Ratchada Basement Hosts 3-Day Weekend Music Fest
BANGKOK — A 24-hour community mall in the Ratchada area will offer an ultimate round-up of Bangkok music for three days starting Friday.
Where to Celebrate Chinese New Year in Bangkok?
BANGKOK — Celebrate the Year of Rooster at events traditional, festive and outrageous this week.
