Banned ‘Insects’ to Show 7 Years Later Sans Gay Sex Scene
BANGKOK — A film banned from Thai cinemas seven years ago over controversy for its depictions of sexuality and sex has finally won permission to be shown – minus three seconds of footage.
Watch: Razzie Awards Name ‘The Emoji Movie’ Worst Film of 2017
LOS ANGELES — Maybe it was destiny for a movie with a pile of poop as a central character.
Australian Man and His Dog Rescued by Mexican Tuna Boat After Drifting 3 Months...
MANZANILLO, Mexico (AP) — An Australian sailor who had been adrift at sea with his dog for three months has been rescued by a...
Jess Barnes Back in Action With Local Focus at ‘Viva Thonglor’
BANGKOK — Goat tartare is on the menu at a trendy Thong Lor bistro, though the dozen-or-so staff joke that the dish is “goat koi,” a raw meat salad eaten in Isaan.
Whiteline: a White Hot Underground Space in Silom
BANGKOK — Looking to embrace the busy buzz of the Bangkok underground? Head to Whiteline, for some quality, night time fun.
Massive Chiang Mai Fire Likely Caused by Humans
CHIANG MAI — Officials and volunteers spent nearly 12 hours extinguishing a giant forest fire they believe was sparked by a forager Sunday afternoon in a national park overlooking Chiang Mai city.
Three Students Arrested During Hunger Games Premiere
BANGKOK — Three university students were arrested by police in Bangkok today for organising a mass viewing of the latest “Hunger Games” movie, which has become associated with dissent against Thailand’s military regime.
All the Thainess: Tourism Fest Returns to Lumphini Park
BANGKOK — An annual tourist festival returns later this month to Bangkok’s largest downtown park with maximum Thainess.
Eat, Drink, Dance in Bangkok This Month at 2nd ‘Beamfest’
BANGKOK — Not long after it packed in revelers donned in costumes for a wild Halloween night, red-hot dancefloor Beam will throw another epic party later this month.
Change of Plan: Junta to Pick Members of Reform Council Directly
BANGKOK — Thailand’s military junta has scrapped its plans to appoint members of a national reform body through a selection committee and instead decided to choose the council's members on its own.