Thai Celeb's Lucky Name Change Goes Viral
(7 January) Following a name change intended to improve her fortune, famous actress Pim-Aksiphon Wintarakomintra is now known as Khakkingrak Khikkhiksaranang.
Thai FDA Warns Of Hazardous Whitening Products
(6 January) The Thai Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned teenagers that unauthorised skin whitening cream sold on the Internet can cause harms to their bodies.
Official Combat Road Accidents By Monk Prayers
(28 December) Officials in Thung Tako district of Chumphon province have unveiled the latest tool to combat the notoriously large number of road accidents during New Year season: monk incantation.
Celebs Incensed By Annual Media Nickname List
(24 December) Several celebrities have expressed their disagreement over the list of nicknames for celebrities compiled by the Thai Entertainment Media Association.
Lesbian Celebrities To Be Married In Western Country
(17 December) The famous Thai actress ?Aew? Ampha Phusit has announced that she will marry her girlfriend in an unidentified Western country.
Student Activist Vows To Fight Her 'Suspension'
(9 December) Thammasat University is said to be considering a punishment against a transgender student activist who protested its Rector′s alleged conspiracy with anti-government protesters.
TU Vice Rector Defends Threats Against Transgender Student Activist
(7 December) Vice Rector of Thammasat University said he does not regret posting threats against a prominent student activist who had staged a protest against the university rector.
Fearing Protests Escalation, Bangkokians Stockpile Food
(12 November) Many Bangkok residents are stockpiling food and other essential goods out of fear that the anti-government protests could spiral into unrest, said a researcher at the Thai Chamber of Commerce University (UTCC).
Thai-Cambodian Journalists Vow Reconciliatory Reporting
(6 November) Representatives of the media agencies along the border of Thailand and Cambodia have agreed in a meeting that they will refrain from inflammatory coverage on the issue of Preah Vihear Temple.
Thai Ghosts Haunting the Globe
(2 November) As long as we cannot answer where the dead go, the unsolved mystery will still make people from around the world believe in life after death.
