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#178: Six Super Sexy Silly Sweet Years
March 23rd, 2007
Alex Murray-Leslie is the frontwoman in Chicks on Speed, one of today’s leading electronic music groups/art collectives. (read more...)
March 23rd, 2007
Working under the name SBTG (pronounced Sabotage), Singaporean Mark Ong is one of the most sought-after sneaker customizers and has produced a wide range of exclusive kicks for Nike as well as Tokyo-based Atmos sneakers. (read more...)
March 23rd, 2007
Mongolian artist Monkhor Erdenebayar—a.k.a. Bayar—is having his first solo exhibition in Thailand, Red Horses of Mongolia, at Teo+Namfah Gallery (307 Osono Complex, Sukhumvit Soi 39, 02-259-6117. Open daily 11:30am-8:30pm). His preoccupation is with the energy of horses, which he conveys through form and color—especially red. (read more...)
March 23rd, 2007
Better known as Piek DJ Siam, Thanachote Piensema is an icon of Siam Square. Over the past 15 years, he’s made a name for his record shop, DJ Siam, as well as for himself. He isn’t exactly a celebrity, but Piek is sometimes better-known among hip Siam Square regulars than some of the indie artists whose albums are on his racks. (read more...)
March 23rd, 2007
With their natural wittiness, the on-screen offscreen duo of “Ple” Nakorn Silachai and “Hoi” Kiatisak Udomnark have charmed their way to the very top of TV personalities-cum-comedians. Their latest project is also the newest offering from eccentric director “Tom” Yuthlert Sippapak. (read more...)
November 21st, 2007
It’s eleven at night and your stomach is begging to be fed. The problem is that most restaurants tend to doze off around 10pm, even on weekends. Sure, there are 24-hour convenience shops where you can drop by for snacks and dumplings, but if you’re looking for something substantial, try one of the following for a proper, hearty meal after 11pm. (read more...)
November 22nd, 2007
Dear Mr. KIA: My teddy bear freak of a friend is having a teddy bear themed birthday party next week; guess what she wants as a present? (read more...)
October 25th, 2007
Sitting right next door to its sister a la carte restaurant Kongju, Kayageum is just as Korean but functions as a buffet. Almost everything here—the chef, the crockery, the food—hails directly from the Land of the Morning Calm. However, even its impressive crisp contemporary decor can’t hide the fact that the food at Kayageum is rather disappointing. (read more...)
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