As the founder of the original dek naew bible, A Day Magazine, Wongthanong Chainarongsingha, 47, is never short of new projects. This week sees the screening of A Day’s first movie, The Down (watch the trailer below), a touching look into the lives of five Thai teenagers living with Down’s Syndrome. Here, he discusses why everyone deserves a fair chance in life and the impending launch of A Day Books Foundation Bookshop.

Give your data plan a break.

The major beer-y events have come and gone, but if you haven't gotten your fill, here are some more.

Cute bookworms, feminists, eccentric theater geeks—you’ll find them all here.

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Go on a hike, spot the natural wildlife (including the Brahman bull) and relax along the beach.

To mark National Thai Film Conservation Day on Oct 4, the Ministry of Culture added 25 films to the national film heritage registry. In that spirit, we present our favorite Thai films you should (re)watch immediately, listed chronologically.

BK's weekly Bites & Blends Market rounds up the best dining and drinking events, deals and more.

And it comes with all-you-can-eat fries.

A trip to Sisters' Islands, a rare look inside the Istana, birdwatching in Sungei Wetlands, a last-chance visit to Bukit Brown--don't miss these excursions.

Whether you're in the CBD or chained to your desk, take a break from greasy char kway teow and order one of these.