Girl “Angel” Is Happy She Can See Again After Surgery
Angel, a 9-year-old Thai-British girl who was encouraged by social media, has returned home after undergoing successful right eye surgery on June 8.
She will...
The New Stars of “Captain Cat” That Spark Thai Police Scandal
This week's recurring scandal in Thai society stems from photos posted on social media by "Captain Cat", a well-known former beauty queen who is...
Fat Cat 8.5 Kilo Falls Through A Car’s Window Seems Fine
Social media shared the story of a fat cat weighing 8.5 kilogrammes that fell through a car's rear window, smashing the grass. Netizens are...
Thai Soft Power in China: Take a Look at the Student Uniform Business
Thai fans of Ju Jingyi, a former member of SNH48 and actress in The Legend of the White Snake (2019), have rejoiced hugely after...
Japanese Film Festival 2023 in Bangkok and Chiang Mai
The Japan Foundation, Bangkok; House Samyan; and Dude, Movie proudly present the onsite “Japanese Film Festival 2023 (JFF 2023)” in Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
Supported...
Ghostbuster Busted: TV Show Condemned for ‘Insulting’ Local Heroine
BANGKOK — The state media regulator on Thursday announced that it will summon producers of a ghost TV show for a reprimand after they allegedly slandered a heroine widely revered in Korat.
Citing Epidemic, Phetchabun Governor Cancels Songkran Greetings
PHETCHABUN — No Happy New Year, please.
A provincial governor on Wednesday cancelled the annual Thai New Year’s...
V for Valentine and Not Virus: Day of Love Undented by Health Anxiety
BANGKOK — The novel strain of coronavirus, a cause of nationwide fear in recent weeks, appears to do little dampen Thailand’s Valentine’s Day spirit.
School Bans Roses on V-Day to Preserve Students’ Moral Purity
RATCHABURI — A school in the western region became a subject of ridicule on Friday after it prohibited students from bringing roses to school on Valentine’s Day.
Deciphering the Very Thai Romance of ‘Ngon’ and ‘Ngor’
Anyone who’s been in a romantic relationship with a Thai knows firsthand the chilly grip of ngon – the unique Thai gesture that’s somewhere between being pouty, mad, and disappointed.
