Thai band Ponglang Saon experienced an unexpected turn of events during their performance in Stockholm, Sweden, when authorities were forced to temporarily halt the show due to an overwhelming crowd that exceeded safety control capacity.

Lala Kwannapa Ruangsri, the band's frontwoman, posted on Facebook describing the incident: "So happy and so sad that we had to stop the performance early. Ponglang Saon was banned from continuing because Stockholm was completely packed! Officials couldn't control the crowd size and situation, so they had to stop to calm things down. Even though Lala didn't get to perform the full set, I'm grateful to all the Thai people in Stockholm who drove for hours or flew in to see us. You gave me the courage to perform."

Among the supportive comments, one critic sarcastically wrote: "Really? People show up in huge numbers because it's a free event in the city center anyway. In two months it'll be the same story again. It has nothing to do with the performers, does it?"

Lala didn't let it slide. She screenshotted the comment and responded: "I appreciate you paying attention to us. If you don't want to be happy for us, that's fine. Ponglang Saon is just a local artist. We're not famous at all. Ask anyone. Very few people know us. The officials had to manage the situation because 50,000 people came to watch us."

She continued: "By the end of the day, the event coordinator came to apologize, saying that since they started hosting Thai concerts, they've never had to manage a crowd like this. They said we're the most amazing artists they've ever seen, and they're sorry for disappointing us. Next time, our team will do better, and we hope you'll come back to see us."

Lala concluded: "To everyone in Sweden and Stockholm, you can confirm—we're really not famous. It's just the applause and screams from 50,000 people that was loud. Thank you for commenting on this not-so-famous artist."

Fans flooded in with support and confirmation: Some noted they live in Stockholm but had never attended a concert there before, specifically coming out for Ponglang Saon because they've loved the band for years. Others shared they took time off work or traveled specifically for the show, praising the band's authentic Thai cultural style and appearance. Critics of the naysayer commented that jealousy doesn't suit anyone, pointing out Ponglang Saon has been famous for a long time, with some fans even booking hotels specifically to attend the concert.

On May 25, 2026, Phra Mahaabhisit Viriyo, the monastic leader of Nong Khi District in Buriram Province, along with senior monks, village headmen, temple committee members, and Nong Khi Police Station officers, launched an investigation following complaints that a junior monk had been engaging in inappropriate behavior—specifically, secretly using methamphetamine, entertaining numerous male visitors in his quarters, and distributing explicit video recordings from dating app encounters.

Initial findings confirmed that the videos feature the accused monk, but officials are awaiting further questioning once he returns from provincial duties. The temple will establish an investigative committee to examine the facts and evidence fairly.

According to one monk's testimony, since the accused transferred to the temple approximately two years ago, he had exhibited suspicious behavior: numerous unfamiliar men visited his quarters, some staying overnight. The monk frequently traveled to other provinces with male companions. Previous reports to community leaders yielded no action due to lack of evidence. A fellow monk and an informant then infiltrated a dating app group chat, where they found the accused monk's account and recorded explicit video call evidence.

The village headman noted the accused had earned respect as a well-educated monk pursuing a doctoral degree who frequently organized merit-making trips for villagers. The community was shocked and hesitant to believe the allegations.

The monastic authorities and village committees will conduct a formal fact-finding investigation to ensure fairness to all parties. However, if evidence confirms the misconduct allegations, the monastic order will impose appropriate disciplinary measures.

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Two new films arrive in cinemas on May 28: The Legend Hunters and Until We Meet Again.

The Legend Hunters is an action-adventure film adapted from the Chinese novel Ghost Blows Out the Light, which ranked among China's top three best adventure novels. Starring Zhang Hanyu, Jiang Wu, Selena Gomez, and Lorenzo de Moura, and directed by Simon West, the film is set in the 1990s and follows three grave robbers who intend to retire from their profession. However, circumstances force them back into the work, only for what they expect to be a simple job to thrust them into a crisis filled with unexpected events and unforeseen dangers.

Until We Meet Again is a romantic drama adapted from Nagatsuki Amane's masterpiece debut novel, which won the prestigious Shogakukan Bunko Novel Award. The film tells the poignant story of Shimizu Misora (played by Hamabe Minami), a young woman who has failed to find employment and has nowhere to stay, but possesses the extraordinary ability to hear the voices of the deceased. Her fate changes when she meets Urushihara Reiji (played by Menguro Ren), a professional funeral planner who discovers her secret and invites her to intern at his funeral company, allowing her to put her ability to good use. Together they become partners in funeral planning.

Both films open on May 28 at cinemas.

Ott Pramote encountered a famous woman who already has a boyfriend and has been deceiving him continuously. Sani fired back to clarify she's defending her younger friend's interests, not protecting the senior. Art and Pob loudly demanded the woman's name be revealed. Ott didn't intend to appear on Flirt With Me episode 300, but was convinced by his close friend Fon, a famous content creator, after previously appearing on episode 100. Most recently, Ott confirmed he's currently single, but was pressured by friends including Pob Pongkool, DJ Art, Sani, and Fon about whether he's talking to someone.

When Fon asked if he's currently talking to someone, Ott replied: "Whether I talk about it or not, I don't feel like speaking about it, and I don't want people getting too involved in my private matters because I'm not even sure if what's happening in this relationship is certain or uncertain." He added: "Nowadays it's not just me being uncertain. The people who get involved with us—we don't know if they're certain or uncertain either. Sometimes they come with some intention we don't know about, or sometimes they come with baggage attached like this."

Ott encountered a famous woman who already has a boyfriend and kept messaging him.

Sani: She brought her husband along. Ott: She already had a boyfriend and messaged me. I didn't know. Sani: Recently, she's in the entertainment industry. DJ Art and Pob shouted: Wow, who is it? Sani: Hey, do you want me to tell you? Ott: No... Sani: This is going to be news for sure.

Sani defended her friend Ott. Sani: The woman isn't a celebrity in the industry, but... Art: Hand me your phone. Tell Sani to type the name. Sani: Then call me and I'll tell you that this friend didn't go interfering first—the other person came interfering first. So I need to clarify about that person, not clear up for the senior.

Ott: Let me clear this up first so it doesn't become a whole thing. It's just that—they told us one thing, but what actually happened was something else. Sani: But I have to say, if you're not single, don't get involved because he (pointing at Ott) isn't the type who checks thoroughly—he's an idiot. Ott: I admit sometimes I like or comment on stories. I didn't know she already had a husband. Sani: Right, because she didn't post with her boyfriend.

The most shocking part of all this: Ott Pramote kept getting deceived and lied to repeatedly.

Ott: I didn't know. It's normal. I'm a flirt. I like or comment, there's nothing wrong with that. But sometimes she'd go curse me out. Sani: She didn't curse you out. She came to respond to you. She wanted to get involved with you, and you didn't know she had a boyfriend. Ott: No, even when I didn't respond, she came cursing me out anyway, saying I'm this and that. But sometimes I don't know. But once I find out, I don't get involved.

Fon asked about the most shocking part. Ott: It's probably the person who messaged me, because it never ended. It wasn't just one message. She kept messaging until I found out—oh wow, she has a boyfriend, she's already talking to someone—and she still came back and lied to me that she wasn't talking to anyone. It was endless back-and-forth deception.

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