Frothy Cocktails in the Lab, DJs on the Slab at Phuket’s ‘Z1mplex’
Oh, Phuket. Jacked-up prices, watered-down Thai food and sleazy nightlife. These are the things that come to mind. But if you're heading down south...
Learn More About Colombia Through a Film Fest
BANGKOK — In Thailand little is known about Colombia beyond its reputation for organized crime and cocaine. But the South American nation also boasts impressive nature, world-class literature and vibrant traditional dances.
‘Wandering’ into the Woods, Director Captures Buddhism on Film
BANGKOK — Having captured the everyday lives of Thais through his three previous films, director Boonsong Nakphoo is releasing his latest effort “The Wandering” Thursday to explore the real essence of Buddhism, reflecting the tranquil journey of a man who decided later in life to become a monk, something rarely seen in films nowadays.
Doc on Murdered Gay Politician to Screen in Bangkok
BANGKOK — The massacre at an American gay club that struck a chord worldwide continues to resound in Thailand, where more open LGBT political activism has come out of the closet.
Deathride: Tour Bangkok’s Cemeteries on Two Wheels
BANGKOK — Spend Sunday morning (a time the traffic won’t leave you mourning) with a very different kind of activity exploring another side of...
A World of Dance, Music for 40 Days And Nights in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Canadian jazz musicians, Russian ballet dancers, Chinese acrobats and more performers from around the globe will converge in Bangkok for the International Festival of Dance & Music.
Quality Living: Bangkok’s Retro Shophouses Explored Through Photo Installation
BANGKOK — Step up to the second floor of WTF and drown in facades of Bangkok shophouses.
Visual Artists Harness VR For a Better Bangkok
BANGKOK — As virtual reality becomes available to the masses, a group of Bangkok designers wants to answer the technology’s promise by using it for a form of communal art-therapy.
Abbas Kiarostami, Acclaimed Iranian Director, 76
Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami, whose 1997 film "Taste of Cherry" won the prestigious Palme d'Or and who kept working despite government resistance, died Monday. He was 76.
Check Inn 99 Lands Bigger, Better Home (With Rooftop)
BANGKOK — After staging a series of farewell parties last week and checking out from its 59-year venue, one of Bangkok’s oldest nightclubs will reopen not so far away with upgraded facilities.






















































