ENTERTAINMENT
Tiffany’s Show: More than just a Show!
Tiffany’s Show stands out as perhaps Pattaya’s single most famous – and important - entertainment venue. That’s saying a lot because this exotic seaside resort is devoted to providing over the top thrills to millions of tourists each year. But in ...
The contestant from Japan, Miss Haruna Ai, was crowned the winner at Tiffany’s last month and this is our exclusive interview with her given at the Woodlands Hotel where she was staying to SPICE! Magazine the evening after she was awarded the pres...
The Amazing Duo behind gCircuit Parties
Thousands of gay men from across the globe have danced to the beat generated by world-class DJ’s at the parties thrown by gCircuit. I don’t need to tell most of you this information because it’s likely that you’ve picked up this issue at SamuiFan...
November’s mega-celebration of SamuiFantasia 2009 parties on the beach on November 27 & 28 are in Samui. The world famous and well-known DJ, Hector Fonseca from New York will be at X2 Resort on the Beach who has also released his personal album...
Move over ‘Moon over Miami.’ gCircuit, the famous gay party organizer has announced its biggest event for 2009 and it looks to be a doozy. SamuiFantasia will be held on Friday and Saturday, November 27th and 28th 2009. Beautiful Koh Samui, known f...
Maxis Bar & Restaurant
Looking for a place to eat before the shows start, then Maxis is for you.
Liam’s Gallery
Pattaya Modern Art Centre. A Series of Exhibitions of Contemporary Homoerotic Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture
Tangmo Club
Very popular and long established showbar with a large cabaret and go-go stage, tiered seating, tables and an outside terrace bar.
Boat Bar
Patong’s only gay disco with a popular cabaret show every night, and the terrace bar is a great place for a drink and to watch the action in the soi. No entrance fee.
Telephone Pub, Restaurant & Karaoke
Telephone is the oldest and most famous gay bar and restaurant in Bangkok. Air-conditioned inside with a very busy terrace out.
An Overview of Gay Pattaya
Pattaya has hundreds of restaurants, bars and other venues catering to westerners and most of the signs are in English. Compared to Bangkok, prices are quite reasonable.
Summer—The Sexiest Chic Escape
Bangkok’s major department stores sponsor fashion weeks throughout the year.My particular “in” is with the powers that be at the Siam Paragon which,in conjunction with the Siam Center, The Emporium, and Siam Discovery Center continued their leader...
Pier59—Emerging from the Shadow of a Superstar
Would you be surprised to learn that Angelina Jolie has a sister who is even more beautiful, more enticing than her famous sibling, and that most people don’t know this because of the overwhelming draw and charisma of Jolie herself? This scenario ...
BANGKOK BOY: THE STORY OF A STOLEN CHILDHOOD by Chai Pinit
(Written with Soshan Itsarachon) – Maverick Books
A Short Story
Awake in Cambodia
Watching the “Man Parade”
It used to be that men who love men were members of a secret society. Now, we hang out in broad daylight or bright nightlight, meeting and greeting one another, or glancing with shy lust and wishful thinking.
WET & WILD THAILAND
Songkran (Thai New Year) “love it or leave it”! Every year April brings a time of joy to millions of Thai’s, and a time of dread for hundreds of expats, but it is an adventure you should experience at least one time. Songkran is the Thai tradition...
A Thumbnail of Gay Pattaya
Pattaya has hundreds of restaurants, bars and other venues catering to westerners and most of the signs are in English. Compared to Bangkok, prices are quite reasonable. A decent meal will only set you back a couple of hundred baht.
The Bangkok Scene
Suriwongse, Silom, and Sathorn are the three major streets (sois) that offer the most gay venues for the visiting tourist and are the most popular areas for the gay tourist and most of the expat community. Everything you need is here;
Silom’s Spas
While Thai massages are worldfamous, the massage services available by men for men in Bangkok are even more famous—let’s face it, you did not fly all the way to Bangkok for something you can get back home.