And it's filled with some familiar names from Bangkok. 

Every year on Apr 1-12, when Thailand’s 21-year-old men must go through military conscription, an average of 900 transgender women are also caught up in the draft. To help them through the process, the Thai Transgender Alliance has produced a guide detailing what the military requires of them to avoid conscription. Here, BK chats to ThaiTGA executive director Jetsada Taesombat, 32, about the project.

Thailand’s self-proclaimed “Princess of Radio,” the flamboyant Thanachapan Buranacheewawilai aka DJ Bookko, 31, has been the talk of the city since her revealing fashion shoot in Priew magazine. The photos followed a public backlash against people who carry “child angel” (luk thep) dolls, with DJ Bookko at its center. Recently, American news network CNN even spent a day following her around to see how she spends her time with Wansai, the doll which she looks after almost like a real child. With DJ Bookko’s new film, 11-12-13 Ruk Gun Ja Tai, in theaters now, we caught up with her to see if public opinion has had any effect on her relationship with Wansai.