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#168: Think Like a Pig - What are Bangkokians looking forward to in 2007?
January 12th, 2007
Life imitates art through the brushstroke of ML Chiratorn Chirapravati. Also widely known as Ajarn To, ML Chirathorn has been a familiar face in Thailand’s social scene for almost 30 years. An illustrator, fashion designer, fashion stylist, art instructor and food expert, his exuberant persona and artistic talents have even created a modest fan base. (read more...)
January 12th, 2007
As the host of Bangkok Poetry Night and author of Last Tango in Aberystwyth and the forthcoming Don’t Cry for Me Aberystwyth, Malcolm Pryce knows a thing or two about big words. (read more...)
January 12th, 2007
Having spent the last few years as house musicians at Jam Bar, these three friends—singer Aun, guitarist Aon and drummer Pop—are now set to achieve success in their own right as Moon. (read more...)
November 19th, 2007
With so many great tropical beach destinations within our own borders, many of Thailand’s weekend travelers don’t make Bali a top listed choice—but they should. There are a slew of hip contemporary art galleries, boutiques, bars and restaurants that you should really check out, especially those located at the upmarket Seminyak area and culturally rich Ubud town. (read more...)
November 23rd, 2007
Dear Mr.KIA: I’ve just been handed the most horrible news—I may be suffering from a cancer. I’m going to have to do a whole bunch of tests and if my doctor’s fears are confirmed, go into treatment. Of course, I’m terrified but I know it’s not a time to weep; I need to be strong and seek help. (read more...)
November 21st, 2007
Alisara Chirapongse and Puntuchit Peetakanont
Amapola
(top pic) The scene: A casual summer house party—lounge on lawn sofas and take advantage of the gazebo bar in front or pool area out back.
The grub: Japanese steak dishes here are filling, well made and not too greasy. (read more...)
January 12th, 2007
They sure do grow up fast these days—children, that is. One day they’re in diapers and the next thing you know they’re calling in bomb threats on their Hello Kitty mobile phones so they can go shopping. Isn’t that wonderful! How did they get to be such smart little consumers? They’re so lucky to have cable TV. (read more...)
October 25th, 2007
Primavera is an Italian word for spring, but this modest café is a nice spot to visit at any time of the year. While other eateries in the Tha Phra Athit neighborhood draw in university students and young office workers with lovely and chic décor, this two-story bistro aims at foreigners and more mature customers. (read more...)
October 25th, 2007
There are plenty of izakaya in Bangkok, but Torajiro might be the most fun. You might not realize this when you enter; you might not even realize this after eating there—downstairs, that is. Because like those after hours nightclubs you reach by walking through a khao tom shop and then up the back stairs, the party is on the second floor. (read more...)
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