Skate back to the '80s with the latest limited-edition attraction at Central Embassy. 

Forty-two-year-old bus conductor Paitoon Samran has hit headlines for his habit of reciting dhamma poetry and stories while on the Phutthamonthon Sai 2 to Ratchaprasong bus route. Here, he discusses how he developed the habit, and the change it has made on his life. 

Because life after rub-nong and santakarn can only get better.

The globally-known Thai restaurant brand marks World Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Initially opened to mark Anti-Corruption Day 2015 in Bangkok on Sep 6, the Museum of Thai Corruption is designed to reveal the underlying truths behind 10 major duplicitous cases in Thailand. The exhibition, organized by the Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand (ACT), a non-profit organization, is now set to re-open to the public on Sep 15-27 at BACC before becoming a permanent museum at the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission later this year. Here, BK talks to Mana Nimitmongkol, secretary of the ACT, about what to expect from this first-of-its-kind event.

On the eve of Hormones 3 The Final Season (premiering this Sep 19 on GTH On Air), we take a look back at how far we've come. 

Patai Padungtin, the president of the Thailand Tech Startup Association, is the only Thai guest speaker at this year’s Creativities Unfold International Symposium at TCDC (Sep 9). The co-founder of BUILK, a 100-percent-free online construction management program, went through some tough times on the road to growing his companies. Here, he shares some of his dos and don’ts for wannabe Thai tech businesses.

Two weeks after the bomb blast at Ratchaprasong intersection that left 20 people dead, we speak to the flower vendors who still work in the area six days a week.

Landscape architect Yossapol Boonsom, 38, launched the non-profit organization Friends of the River (FOR) in a bid to prevent construction of the Chao Phraya Riverside Promenade. This highly-divisive, B1.4 billion government project will see 14km of the river turned into a walkway and bike lane. Its detractors say not enough thought has gone into either the aesthetic or environmental consequences of such a massive construction project. Here, Yossapol discusses how the promenade could change Bangkok’s riverside.