Sodor Style, whose real name is Pimlada Wawtaisong, has issued a public apology after posting controversial questions about sexual assault that triggered heavy criticism online. Her original post had questioned certain aspects of assault cases in a way many found insensitive and inappropriate.

In her apology, Sodor Style expressed genuine remorse, saying: "I sincerely apologize for the previous post. When I posted it, I didn't think carefully enough and didn't realize how much my words could hurt so many people's feelings."

She continued: "After reading news related to this topic recently and reviewing my own post, I realized it wasn't what I actually intended to communicate. I felt terrible because it's a sensitive subject that shouldn't be discussed for any reason whatsoever."

Sodor Style emphasized her support for survivors, stating: "Especially to those who have had experiences with such terrible situations, I'm sorry for making you feel worse or uncomfortable. I now understand that some words, even without bad intentions, can genuinely hurt others' feelings."

She also mentioned consulting with a friend knowledgeable about law and who had personal experience with such trauma, gaining deeper understanding of the psychological impact and emotional scars survivors endure. "I have no excuses," she said, noting she has already deleted the problematic post.

Sodor Style reaffirmed her commitment to supporting survivors and pledged to become an advocate for sexual harassment awareness: "I'm willing to be a voice about Sexual Harassment and will study this more thoroughly. I will stand by all who have been harmed. Thank you to everyone who reminded me and made me reflect on myself again. I sincerely apologize and hope to prove through my actions that I have learned from this mistake."

In a follow-up post, Sodor Style clarified her position by sharing a previous supportive post she made about Tray Scott five days earlier, emphasizing: "Why try to find fault? Check the date of the post—I shared it five days ago to show whose side I've been on. What reason would someone like me have to victim-blame?"

Thai Yamaha Motor Company has officially launched the New YAMAHA Finn family motorcycle under the concept "New Finn, More Stylish, Good Life with Finn." The bike features a completely redesigned body with premium, luxurious, and modern styling that caters to modern users' everyday needs. It offers comprehensive convenience functions, easy handling, fuel efficiency, and simple maintenance, backed by a 5-year unlimited mileage warranty.

The New YAMAHA Finn boasts a refreshed design with new LED headlights that provide clear brightness, energy efficiency, and high durability, complemented by blue-tinted dimmer lights for added character. The redesigned tail lights and turn signals offer a more luxurious and contemporary appearance. The bike includes a digital instrument cluster displaying comprehensive riding data including speed, fuel level, gear position, and distance. Convenience features include built-in hooks, a spacious front storage compartment, and a 12V charging port for mobile devices and electronics.

The seat has been redesigned to allow riders to plant their feet more comfortably on the ground, enhancing control confidence. There's also a 9.7-liter under-seat storage compartment for half helmets and other belongings. The bike is powered by a 115cc engine with intelligent fuel injection for economy and easy maintenance, controlled by an ECU that precisely regulates fuel delivery. The Smart Key variant features a smart remote key for keyless start, seat opening, and steering lock, while the Standard version comes with a multi-function key combining all controls.

Safety is enhanced with a UBS (Unified Brake System) that distributes braking force to the front wheel when the foot brake is applied, improving stopping performance and rider confidence. The 5-year unlimited mileage warranty reflects Yamaha's commitment to quality and manufacturing standards.

The New YAMAHA Finn is available in three variants: – Smart Key version in blue and gray at 50,300 baht – Standard Cast Wheels version in black and red at 48,300 baht – Standard Spoke Wheels version in black and red at 46,300 baht

Entertainment Abroad – The Korean office romance series See You at Work Tomorrow sets office workers' hearts racing again, starring Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun. Prime Video invites burnt-out office workers to reignite their passion with the Korean office romance series "See You at Work Tomorrow!" A series that blends satirical office worker narratives with heart-pounding romantic chemistry. Starring Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun, directed by Jo Eun-seul and written by Kim Kyung-min.

Cha Ji-yoon (Park Ji-hyun) is an exhausted female product development specialist, and Kang Chi-woo (Seo In-guk) is an ice-cold team leader nicknamed the "Three-No Man" – no smiling, no casual talk, and never apologizing to anyone. Beneath his harsh exterior lies warmth that slowly emerges as Ji-yoon enters his world.

As for Ji-yoon, she's mastered the art of doing only what's necessary – by day she's a composed and trustworthy employee, but at night her life revolves around comfort food, her favorite games, and simple living. She's closed her heart after past hurt, until Chi-woo gradually breaks down the walls she's built.

Adapted from the hit webtoon by McQueo Studio on Kakao Webtoon, the series tells the stories of people who, despite being exhausted, still clock in for work the next morning and discover that sometimes the most meaningful relationships happen when we least expect them.

Clocking in June 22nd on Prime Video.

Deputy Prime Minister Supamas Israphakdi explained on May 19 that the government is reconsidering its plan to purchase broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, scheduled for June 11 to July 19 in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. While the Prime Minister initially wished to bring joy to Thai citizens by enabling them to watch the tournament, discussions with the state broadcaster, private sector, and the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) revealed changed circumstances. The region's ongoing conflicts, altered broadcast timing, and reduced advertising opportunities have made the investment less viable. Supamas declined to disclose the exact licensing fee due to FIFA regulations but stated it would be impossible to justify to the public. She noted that while Thailand has nearly 70 million people, other countries with populations 20 times larger pay significantly less per capita for the same rights. Given Thailand's economic challenges and the lack of private sector sponsorship support, the government is seeking cabinet approval on how to proceed. Alternative viewing options through FIFA's paid platforms are being investigated, with some matches potentially offering brief free broadcasts. The government remains open to private sector involvement but emphasizes that any investment must be economically sound. Supamas reiterated that unfair pricing means the government will redirect funds elsewhere.

A motorcycle rider was hit by a train and seriously injured while crossing the tracks in Bangkok's Makkasan area at 10:40 a.m. on May 19, 2025, near the site of a recent train-bus collision. The victim, who was wearing earbuds, had been standing near the railway tracks and did not notice an oncoming train as he walked back to his motorcycle, resulting in the collision. Emergency responders arrived quickly and transported the injured rider to the hospital.

Thailand has only two entertainment venues that made it into 'The World's 100 Best Clubs 2025' ranking: ILLUZION in Phuket Province at number 64 and KLUB25 from the Thonglor 25 area in Bangkok at number 97. This reflects the international recognition of Thailand's nightlife industry across music, service quality, entertainment experience, and the growing night-time economy's role in boosting tourism and lifestyle sectors. Bangkok—marking another notable development in Thailand's nighttime entertainment industry. The World's 100 Best Clubs 2025 list, compiled by the International Nightlife Association, indicates that only two Thai entertainment venues made it into the world's top 100, with KLUB25 from Bangkok earning a spot at number 97 this year. This ranking transforms the Thonglor 25 club into one of Thailand's representatives on the international stage, standing alongside entertainment venues from major cities worldwide. It demonstrates that Bangkok is not only a tourism destination but also home to world-class nightlife entertainment. The World's 100 Best Clubs 2025 ranking is not based solely on popularity but combines public voting with expert industry panel assessments, where panel scores account for 50% of the total. The evaluation considers factors such as music and arts programming, safety measures, sound system quality, service standards, management, national and international recognition, and sustainability initiatives. From an industry perspective, having only two Thai venues in the world's top 100 and one of them from Bangkok is a positive signal for the capital's image as a music, entertainment, service, and nighttime culture destination with competitive potential on the global stage. This success aligns with the growing Night-time Economy trend embraced by major cities worldwide, which extends beyond just entertainment venues to encompass tourism, employment, live music, events, transportation, restaurants, and urban services. From Thonglor 25 to the world stage, this ranking milestone reinforces that Thailand's nightlife industry has potential to reach international standards if it maintains consistent quality in user experience, sound systems, management, safety, and service. KLUB25's appearance at number 97 globally is not just one business's success—it reflects that Bangkok hosts world-class entertainment venues capable of gaining international recognition and represents another significant boost to Thailand's diverse, modern, and contemporary tourism image.