Accuser Of 'The Nation' Exec To Submit Evidence
(9 April) The mysterious individual who accused famous The Nation journalist and executive of engaging in extra-marital affairs with her has agreed to submit further evidence to the news agency.
Heartthrobs Exempted From Annual Military Draft
(7 April) Two celebrity actors, Nadech Kugimiya and Mario Maurer, have been spared from the annual mandatory military service.
Dramatic TV Ad 'Supports Human Trafficking'
(4 April) Many Netizens call it heartwarming, but the TV commercial released by a prominent insurance company has been branded as supportive of human trafficking by a children welfare foundation.
'The Nation' Exec Lodges Complaint Over Sordid Pics
(3 April) Famous anti-government TV show host and executive of The Nation news agency has filed a complaint to the police, urging them to take action against a mysterious individual who accused him of cheating on his wife.
Sakon Nakhorn Village Gripped By Fear Of Temple Curse
(1 April) Residents of Na Piang village in Sakon Nakhorn are convinced their community has been haunted by a curse ever since a local temple was demolished.
Thai Transgender Actress To Star In New HK Film
(25 March) Famous Thai transgender celebrity says she has secured a role in another movie produced in Hong Kong.
Portuguese Cannon Smashed To Build Buddha Figure
(21 March) Police in Ranong province have saved the scraps of a 500 year old Portuguese cannon from the temple furnace where local monks intended to turn the artifacts into a Buddha figure.
Official: No Plan To Sue Singapore Over Songkran
(20 March) The head of the Thai cultural watchdog has disputed reports that indicate officials are taking legal action against Singapore for organising a Thai traditional New Year festival.
Native & Foreign Boxers Honour Muay Thai Legend
(17 March) Today both Thai and foreign boxers took part in an annual ceremony to honour a legendary Muay Thai hero in Ayutthaya province.
Thai Passports 'Very Hard' To Forge: Officials
(13 March) In the wake of evidence that two passengers on a missing Malaysian Airlines flight have boarded the plane with fake passports, the authorities have told the Thais to rest assured that their passports are very hard to forge.
