Singer Jeang of the band Big Ass fell through the stage floor while performing at Machil Market in Moo 8, Mabpong Subdistrict, Phanthong District, Chachoengsao Province on the evening of July 4th. The incident shocked spectators, with bandmate Moo reporting that Jeang struck the ground, particularly on a leg that had previously suffered injury, reopening the old wound.

Following up on July 5th, reporters visited the market and inspected the auxiliary stage connected to the main platform. The flooring, approximately 10 centimeters thick, had cracked open with a hole roughly 1 meter wide. The stage stood approximately 1.20 meters high.

Suthathip, a fan who was positioned directly in front of the stage, recounted: "I was filming the concert normally when it happened during the song 'Goodbye.' Jeang made a light jumping motion, and the stage gave way right where he was jumping. He fell and hit the ground hard. I even went down to film him lying there. His team quickly pulled him back up onto the stage to sit down. I was terrified and thought he'd need to go to the hospital. But Jeang asked to continue performing.

"Despite the pain, Jeang came back out and kept singing for all the fans. Everyone was worried and wanted him to go to the hospital, but he insisted on finishing the show. That's the rare spirit of a true artist. I'm concerned about his injuries and want to encourage him to rest and recover well. There's another big concert coming up soon, so please take care of yourself first. This message comes with worry from a fan in Chachoengsao."

Pol. Lt. Col. Charoensai Srisaslaksana, a renowned former detective and former deputy tambon chief of Don Yai Hom, lost consciousness at his home on July 4 and was rushed to the hospital. He passed away peacefully at approximately 7:45 p.m. the same day. A merit-making ceremony will be announced at a later date.

Charoensai was a distinguished police investigator who graduated from the Police Cadet School in Samphran, Class 32. He was instrumental in solving numerous high-profile criminal cases that shocked the nation. Throughout his career in investigation and forensic work, he gained extensive experience in case examination and criminal tracking before eventually serving as commander of Metropolitan Police Division 2.

Disneyland in California made history this week by welcoming its billionth visitor. The legendary theme park in Anaheim has reached this milestone more than 70 years after opening for business. The honored guest was 8-year-old Andres Robles from Arizona, who came to Disneyland with his family to celebrate his birthday. His parents, Alejandra and Jose, were selected as special guests for this historic occasion, with the ceremony held with great ceremony and reported via Disney Parks Blog.

Disneyland, located in Anaheim, has operated since 1955 and is credited with pioneering the modern theme park industry in the United States before expanding to multiple countries worldwide, including France and Japan.

According to Disney's blog, the Robles family's visit marks another significant memory in the history of the Disneyland Resort. The park noted that this milestone occurred just days before the theme park's 71st anniversary, reflecting how "Walt Disney's dream" continues to bring joy to people around the world.

During the event, the Robles family participated in unveiling a special plaque commemorating the one-billionth visitor milestone. Famous Disney characters including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck were present to add to the celebration.

The family also received a VIP experience with a special tour of the park, including a visit to Walt Disney's private room and a preview of the new attraction "Soarin' Across America" before its official opening.

Entertainment figures have joined together to mourn Nat Mahaethaep, who recently faced public controversy with prominent actors and celebrities before his death. They have offered prayers and blessings for his peaceful passage to the afterlife. Nan shared a touching video of her final words of love to her son.

Previously, Water Rapipat and numerous entertainment personalities had publicly discussed Nat Mahaethaep's demand for high appearance fees from actors participating in a football charity event. This prompted Young Sorram to announce his withdrawal from the football event, and Water Rapipat had livestreamed heated criticism of Nat Mahaethaep over the matter.

Recently, social media was shocked when DJ Seed (Arkrat Win Chuansirisuk) posted a tribute announcing Nat Mahaethaep's death on July 4, 2026, along with a heartfelt message: "This journey is a long one and we won't meet again, Phi Nat Mahaethaep. I offer my condolences to you for everything. We have no outstanding issues between us, Phi. I hope you travel peacefully. Just yesterday I was able to visit you. You were tired, Phi. You told me you suspected you wouldn't make it past the end of this month. When I saw your condition, I told our group to hurry and visit you because it wouldn't likely be more than seven days."

DJ Seed continued: "I told you that we've lived a worthwhile life—a life well spent playing football in different places. We grew tired talking about it. I was part of your Mahaethaep team from when it was founded, when it had no reputation, until it became known throughout the country. Regardless of how people know it, your dream was for the team to be recognized. Today you've accomplished that completely. Rest well, Phi Nat Mahaethaep. 4.07.2026."

Tong Chuanchuean posted a tribute saying: "Phi Tong offers condolences and wishes for you to travel to a better realm. Nat Mahaethaep, RIP."

Comedy actor and athlete Jack Thunwa posted: "I offer condolences to my brother Nat Mahaethaep. May you reach a good place and suffer no more. Thank you for the time we spent together. The good things will remain and stay with us forever."

Director and screenwriter Aphidet Duanyai posted a photo from a football event with entertainment industry friends, offering condolences: "Rest well, brother Nat Mahaethaep. Nearly 10 years of knowing Nat—our lives were deeply intertwined. We talked about almost everything, went places together. Nat stayed at my house, I stayed at his place for months. When Nat had a child, I bought gold as a gift. We did activities together, played football. We could read each other's minds. When he wanted to make an MV, I made it for him. When he wanted to become an actor, I taught him. When he wanted to become a director, I taught him. I gave him every opportunity and supported him in every way. I would gently remind and advise him."

He continued: "But lately, Nat seemed dissatisfied. He stabbed me in the back, attacked me, and spread rumors—both true and false—causing me harm. People came and told me about it. Eventually we grew apart. Nat became associated with negative news. I chose to remain silent, not to counter-attack or get involved at all. We went our separate ways until finally he became ill and passed away. I offer Nat my complete condolences. I'm not angry with Nat anymore. Everyone has both strengths and weaknesses, but I choose to remember Nat's good qualities."

Meanwhile, Nan Charuwan posted sadly: "You've gone so far away now, my love. 4/7/2569 20:27," and shared a heartbreaking clip of Nat Mahaethaep with his son, captioning it: "Saying I love you one last time. Dad loves you, Non."

Influencer Sprite Bababi has clarified her relationship with Bryan Tan, admitting they had hurt feelings in the past but insisting it's water under the bridge. When asked why fans haven't seen them collaborate as much recently, Sprite explained that when they each launched their own YouTube channels while living in different provinces, their collaborations naturally decreased as they focused on growing their individual content. She acknowledged past tension stemmed from a misunderstanding when Bryan Tan didn't initially support her opening her own channel, but she emphasized this happened long ago and they now work together comfortably, react to each other's content, and greet each other at events.

Regarding her take on the drama between Bryan Tan and Madii, Sprite believes it's a genuine issue, not manufactured content, noting that the situation involves complex family dynamics. However, she stressed she's an outsider who doesn't live with them, so her understanding is limited. She expressed support for both parties, saying their underlying problems stem from love rather than malice and confident they'll reconcile like they once were.

When asked if Bryan Tan's recent cliff jump might have affected things, Sprite laughed and said maybe partially, but that multiple factors likely contributed. She pushed back against online speculation that character flaws drove people away, clarifying that her past hurt with Bryan wasn't serious and resulted from simply living in different provinces while building separate careers. Sprite urged fans to focus on supporting those actually involved in the drama rather than speculating, emphasizing that both Bryan Tan and Madii are kind to her when they meet and that there's no reason for tension.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump mixed partisan politics with patriotic appeals on Saturday as he commemorated the 250th anniversary of American independence, a moment he declared "one of the most joyous and glorious milestones of all time."

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived at the Salute to America, an Independence Day event honoring the nation's 250th anniversary, on Saturday, July 4, 2026, on the National Mall in Washington.

Speaking in Washington after storms prompted roughly a two-hour evacuation of the National Mall, Trump honored veterans, including several from World War II and one of the first Black officers to lead a Special Forces team in combat in Vietnam. They stood before flags symbolizing some of the most significant and challenging moments in American history, from the one draped over Abraham Lincoln's casket to the one that flew on the Wright Brothers' plane.

Yet Trump also ventured into partisan territory unusual for an Independence Day address, which presidents typically use to unify the country. Instead, he campaigned for the SAVE America Act, an elections bill encountering resistance even from fellow Republicans in Congress. He highlighted his support for the Second Amendment and revived denunciations of communism, increasingly central to Trump's messaging ahead of November's midterms.

The speech capped a holiday that Trump shaped to his preferences. He was introduced by performers who regularly appear at his rallies, including Lee Greenwood, who performed "God Bless the USA." Event organizers were largely aligned with the White House, replacing a bipartisan organization launched by Congress a decade earlier.

"We will always be on top," Trump said. "We will never let our country fall. We will always be the best."

Trump spoke less about himself than during his typical rallies, though he included a joke about seeking a third presidential term and references to World War II's "greatest generation."

"They are the greatest generation," Trump said. "I hate to admit that, but they are."

Anticipation for the milestone holiday has built throughout the year, offering Americans a chance to reflect on their complicated history as former colonists who became a superpower. Organizers of months-long celebrations had to adjust or cancel activities as much of the East Coast endured heat approaching and often exceeding triple digits.