January 10, 2009 | Bangkok
Issue #270: Get Involved

#265: Winter Travel

Interview: Parking Lot

December 9th, 2008
Interview: Parking Lot

Interview with Chatchai Khunpitiluck, the man behind the addicitve iPhone puzzle game, Parking Lot. (read more...)

After Hours: Dec5, 2008

December 4th, 2008

Crash Landing

100 Rock, Derrick Carter—as we went to print, the list of canceled inter artists scheduled to fly into Bangkok just kept getting longer and longer (read more...)

Alternative Views: House Bunny

December 2nd, 2008

House Bunny

This silly comedy has a few decent jokes in its otherwise dim screenplay (read more...)

 

Art: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

December 3rd, 2008

Art: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

We Enjoyed Everything. Drawings, paintings, prints and installations by Pratran Komonhirun, Kittisak Lerkluon, (read more...)

Bars for Dad

December 4th, 2008

Bars for Dad

The second floor of this recently opened four-story gentlemen’s club houses a show bar and a catwalk (read more...)

 

Beer Gear

December 4th, 2008

Singha Fashion

The shop opened in September but it’s the fashion show at Bangkok International Fashion Week last month (read more...)

 

Control

December 3rd, 2008

Control

The organizers of this year’s EU Film Festival have certainly picked a cracker of a headliner in the ultimately tragic Ian Curtis biopic, Control (read more...)

Creative Writing

December 4th, 2008

Creative Writing

Situated at the epicenter of the Chulalongkorn community, it’s not a surprise to learn that Mintz is home to a collective of designers (read more...)

 

Freewill Astrology: Dec5-11

December 4th, 2008

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):  While I was honored to be asked to audition for the “Vagina Monologues,” I wasn’t sure that the kind of audience members who would want to hear me, a man, expound on the central topic. However, reading the script, I found out that the producers were indeed seeking some male actors. (read more...)

Grand Opening

December 3rd, 2008

Grand Opening

The new Le Meridien is opening its doors to the public on Dec 15. (read more...)

HTC Viva Review

December 4th, 2008

HTC Viva

Unlike other PDA phone brands in the market, HTC likes to keep things stylish—until the  recent release of the Viva that is (read more...)

 

Last Week in Reality: Nov20-22, 2008

December 4th, 2008

20 THU

In Bangkok, a young man stabs his cousin to death before killing himself. Police find the body of Akapae and her younger cousin Somphong in a rented apartment. After questioning Kanchana, the mother of the deceased girl, police find out that Akapae had in fact just decided to return to Bangkok after being treated in Surat Thani for mental illness. (read more...)

Mimosa

December 4th, 2008

Mimosa

Opened by French-Laos family man and foodie, the modest European restaurant promises a straightforward meal with quality ingredients (read more...)

Music: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

December 3rd, 2008

Music: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

Overtone Music Cave. Moo Kalei & Superband. Together they’ll be playing songs by guitar hero Eddie Van Halen (read more...)

Nightlife: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

December 3rd, 2008

Nightlife: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

Dress in retro or “ballroom” for a birthday bash with DJs Somarange, Dookie and Nosebleed. (read more...)

Orgasmic Oysters

December 4th, 2008

Orgasmic Oysters

Whether you suck them in for their aphrodisiac qualities or just for a good meal with wine, oysters are an expensive habit (read more...)

Q&A: Above and Beyond

December 4th, 2008

Above and Beyond

Tony McGuinness, from three-member group Above and Beyond, gives us an insight into their sound and upcoming event at 808 (read more...)

 

Q&A: Austin Bush

December 4th, 2008

Austin Bush

Austin Bush takes us on a photographic journey through the little alleys of Yaowarat (read more...)

 

Q&A: Lea Salonga

December 4th, 2008
Q&A: Lea Salonga

Lea Salonga The Tony Award winner is currently gracing Bangkok’s stage as Cinderella, but the Filipino actress admits she’s not always such a princess. (read more...)

Safari Sweets

December 4th, 2008

Safari Sweets

The son of Safari World’s owner is opening up branches of his own dessert shops (read more...)

 

Stage: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

December 3rd, 2008

Stage: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

Rendezvous With my Alter. This dramatic dance production follows an unconventional and brilliant dancer as she struggles to find herself (read more...)

Stuff: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

December 3rd, 2008

Stuff: Dec5-Dec11, 2008

Idea Market. Unique and creative ideas come together in an underground Saturday market (read more...)

Thailand:Canceled

December 9th, 2008

Normally, we don’t think much about what you do with this magazine after you read it. (read more...)

Threatdown: Dec5, 2008

December 4th, 2008

This week you will mainly die from...

A violent teen (read more...)

Wakeboarding

December 4th, 2008

Dear Mr. KIA: I’ve just finished my studies in Sydney and now that I have moved back to Bangkok, there’s one thing I really miss—water sports. Diving in the klongs is out and swimming laps at Chula’s Olympic pool is just tedious. So, I’d like to stick to what I do best—wakeboarding. (read more...)

Why Not?

December 4th, 2008

Pedal for Charity

Time to do some good with a promotional event to the real Tour de Thailand ride (read more...)

 

Winter Wonder Plan

December 4th, 2008

Last Minute Winter Travel

We looked for room rates and roundtrip air fares valid during the holidays. Rates for discount airlines change quickly and hotels fill up fast. Book now and bon voyage. (read more...)

Baan Pa Jazz

At these lowly prices (B30-50 a dish), the sight of Pa Jazz alone warrants a visit. Under a corrugated steel roof extending from a wooden house, she stands impeccably coiffed, with makeup fit for a beauty queen competition, as she handles two pans simultaneously, with only a towel wrapped around her neck as concession to the tropical heat and the two gas burners. (read more...)

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The Verandah

Whether the Oriental is stuffy or wonderfully old-fashioned is a question of taste. What doesn’t suffer discussion is the absolute perfection of their service and the fact that it’s horribly expensive. Which is why the casual dining offered by Verandah might seem a strange proposition. (read more...)

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