Next month, once the rain stops pouring and the weather becomes relatively pleasant, Bangkokians will start their annual exodus up north for the opportunity to relish our oh-so brief winter. (read more...)
October promises to be a month of great design-related events. To make things easier for us, they’ve kindly put them all under one umbrella (read more...)
Located in Ruam Rudee Square, is this sleek and contemporary wine bar. In spite of the modern feel and design, the four-story venue still manages to exude a very warm and homey vibe. (read more...)
Perhaps one of the biggest draws of Chiang Mai is the picture perfect image of its many heritage buildings, ancient city walls and temples blending seamlessly with the glitzy five-star hotels and chic cafes. A city where old-world charm exists in harmony with modern developments? (read more...)
Produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by Disturbia’s D.J. Caruso, Eagle Eye reunites them with their fetish it-boy, Shia LaBeouf. Unfortunately, this time around, the casting is the only thing Caruso and Spielberg got right (read more...)
Located on Koh Chang’s Klong Praow Beach, Aana Resort and Spa (Klong Praow Beach, 039-551-539. www.aanaresort.com) is surrounded by both fresh and salt water (read more...)
This baby of Google and T-Mobile (a US mobile network) will be the first phone running Android, Google’s new open source mobile operating system (read more...)
Stephen Eastaugh combined abstract art with a bit of geography and the experiences from his encounters with people to create his international compilations like I Smile Falling—Drugged Dragon under the exhibition titled You Are Here. (read more...)
The Moroccan movement continues to spread across Sukhumvit. The latest edition is the combo lounge and restaurant, Nomad, whose owner wanted (read more...)
He fills the covers of our magazines, is on billboards everywhere, and has been in two films showing in theaters at the same time--why don't we ever grow bored of the hot Lao-Australian actor? He puts it down to hard work on his part.
In general, we are very proud of all our events. What we aim to do is to tap into the pool of up and coming artists that we think are going to generate a buzz in the future (read more...)
Definitely not for you if you cried during Bambi, French restaurant The Reflexionsfrom now until Nov 30 is serving up game (the animal kind), in time with the annual European game season (read more...)
37 Nimmandhaemin Soi 9, 053-224-949 - With an emphasis on exclusivity, it only has eight-rooms, and attracts the likes of Ananda Everingham and Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, it’s not surprising that they offer one of the more expensive beds in town. What you’re paying for is classy Indo-Siam décor and furniture, the graceful staff clad in designer uniforms and the secluded courtyard swimming pool. (read more...)
An exotic ambience, a massive menu of Thai and Western dishes and a pretty extensive drink list: Leelawadee is impressive in many regards—unfortunately, not when it comes to food. Self-titled the restaurant of “Asia Arts” [sic], the décor is all wood, sculptures and paintings of lotus flowers. You guessed it, the result is more JJ than teak palace. (read more...)
The little green cup signifying the Shell Chuan Chim seal of approval, usually means good food, regardless of the ambience. So really, the fairly bland hi-end cafeteria feel of the place isn’t as irksome as the inconsistency of its food. You would expect some reliability from a place named The Foodie but no two visits have been the same. (read more...)
Next month, once the rain stops pouring and the weather becomes relatively pleasant, Bangkokians will start their annual exodus up north for the opportunity to relish our oh-so brief winter. 
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