The revelation by 'Tray Sirinath Scott' has shocked many after he released an emotional video confession, disclosing long-suppressed trauma and announcing he no longer wants to be known as the 'Lion Heir' due to the pain he has endured from family members and his solitary struggle for justice over many years. He admitted to being repeatedly sexually abused by his older brother during his teenage years, and revealed that all family members knew about it after hearing a recorded confession. Most recently, his mother has sued him over inherited assets and branded him an 'ungrateful child' for speaking out about what his older brother did, causing him to break down emotionally in the video. Through his Facebook account 'Tray - Merman Ψ,' he stated: 'I don't want anyone calling me the Lion Heir anymore because people don't know that... (cries) my older brother sexually abused me. He didn't do it just once, but many times when I was a teenager, and everyone in my family knows because they heard the tape with his confession. No adult in my life helped me. I had to do everything myself because I had no choice. I'm turning 30 this year and I've never received justice in this matter, no matter who in my family or relatives I asked for help. This year my mother sued me to take away the assets my grandfather left me. She calls me ungrateful for telling everyone what my older brother did. When I sought help from family elders, they told me to apologize to my mother. I don't know what to do anymore. I know I can't live this way. I cannot stay with people in my family or clan who don't see my worth as a human being or show me any compassion. I'm sorry for causing everyone stress, but I cannot live with these people or this kind of life (cries heavily).'

The International Football Federation (FIFA) has announced the lineup of artists performing at the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony, which includes Thai artist Lisa Lalisa Manobal. Lisa will become the first Thai performer to take the stage at a World Cup opening ceremony, appearing in the artist lineup for the 2026 World Cup opening alongside other renowned performers including Katy Perry, Anitta, Future, Rema, and Tyla. The performance will take place during the match between the United States and Paraguay on June 12th.

Quick check on the early signs of esophageal cancer and which groups face higher risk. Men are at greater risk than women. Prevention and treatment guidelines explained.

Chularat 9 Airport Cancer Center at Chularat Hospital 9 has released an informational article about the early signs of esophageal cancer.

Esophageal Cancer Esophageal cancer (Esophageal Cancer) develops in the esophagus, the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. Esophageal cancer is typically divided into two main types: Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Adenocarcinoma.

Early Signs of Esophageal Cancer Early-stage esophageal cancer often presents with unclear symptoms, but as the disease progresses, symptoms become more apparent. Early signs may include:

- Difficulty swallowing (Dysphagia): Pain or difficulty swallowing, especially with hard foods - Unexplained weight loss: Weight loss occurring without dietary changes or exercise - Chest or neck pain: Pain in the chest or neck while swallowing - Hoarseness or persistent cough: Voice changes or a cough that doesn't go away - Vomiting or vomiting blood: Vomiting blood or blood in sputum

Causes of Esophageal Cancer The exact cause of esophageal cancer remains unclear, but several risk factors are involved, including:

- Smoking and alcohol consumption: Increases risk of squamous cell carcinoma - Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD): Increases risk of adenocarcinoma - Barrett's Esophagus: A condition caused by acid reflux that increases adenocarcinoma risk - Consuming excessively hot foods or poorly preserved foods: Such as foods containing preservatives or carcinogens - Deficiency in certain vitamins and minerals: Such as vitamins A and C, and zinc - Obesity: Excess weight increases adenocarcinoma risk

Who Is at High Risk for Esophageal Cancer People at high risk for esophageal cancer include:

- Regular smokers or alcohol drinkers - Those with a family history of esophageal cancer - Those with chronic acid reflux - Those with Barrett's Esophagus - Those who are obese or have poor dietary habits - Men face higher risk than women - People aged 50 and above

Treatment Approaches for Esophageal Cancer Esophageal cancer treatment depends on the disease stage, overall health status, and other factors. Treatment options may include:

- Surgery: Removing the cancerous section, such as esophagectomy - Radiation Therapy: Using radiation to destroy cancer cells - Chemotherapy: Using drugs to destroy or stop cancer cell growth - Immunotherapy: Using drugs to stimulate the immune system to fight cancer - Combined Modality Therapy: Using multiple treatment methods together, such as surgery combined with chemotherapy and radiation - Palliative Care: Treatment focused on symptom relief and improving quality of life

Prevention of Esophageal Cancer

- Quit smoking and reduce alcohol consumption - Manage acid reflux with medication and lifestyle modifications - Eat a nutritious and balanced diet - Maintain a healthy weight - Have regular health checkups and screenings

Entering your 40s brings noticeable changes to the body—mood swings, hot flashes, insomnia—but the most visible and stressful change for many women is skin deterioration. No matter how much you care for your skin, results seem to pale compared to your younger years. Every mirror glance reveals fine lines, sagging, and dryness that makeup can barely conceal.

The culprit isn't just age itself, but hormonal shifts signaling the approach of menopause. Understanding how menopausal hormones damage skin and finding ways to restore youthful radiance is key.

Why Does Menopause Damage Skin?

Rapid skin changes in women over 40 stem from declining estrogen levels—the hormone often called a fountain of youth. When estrogen drops, several things happen:

Collagen and elastin deteriorate: Previously firm, elastic skin becomes saggy with weakened structure. Nasolabial folds and crow's feet become more pronounced. Skin loses moisture: Reduced oil gland activity causes dryness, flaking, and loss of radiance. Cell turnover slows: Skin appears dull and uneven; dark spots and hyperpigmentation deepen.

As skin weakens, the skincare routine that worked in your 20s and 30s no longer delivers results. Women over 40 need more powerful, targeted solutions.

Revive Dull Skin with Hyaluronic Acid

Dermatologists and skincare experts worldwide recommend hyaluronic acid for women over 40—a naturally occurring moisturizer in skin that decreases with age. Its remarkable ability to hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water makes it transformative. Adding hyaluronic acid plumps dehydrated skin, fills fine lines, and restores a smooth, luminous appearance—making it essential for preserving youthful skin.

The Must-Have 2-Step Skincare Routine for Women Over 40

For optimal results, a double-action skincare approach is essential:

1. Prime Your Skin with Serum After cleansing, apply a serum with pure hyaluronic acid. Its small molecular size penetrates deeply and quickly, stimulating collagen production and hydrating from within.

2. Lock in Moisture with Wrinkle Cream Follow with a wrinkle cream containing hyaluronic acid and lifting actives. It acts as a protective barrier, preventing moisture loss while nourishing dehydrated skin back to softness.

Gold prices for May 9, 2026 have increased by 50 baht compared to May 8's closing rates, with ornamental gold selling at 72,750 baht per baht weight, according to the latest announcement from the Thai Gold Traders Association posted at 9:02 AM. Gold bars are being purchased at 71,750 baht per baht weight and sold at 71,950 baht per baht weight under the first announcement, while 96.5% ornamental gold is being purchased at 70,312.08 baht and sold at 72,750 baht per baht weight. International gold spot prices (Gold Spot) are currently at 4,716.00 US dollars per ounce. Gold traders predict that when the market opens tomorrow, prices may surge by 1,000-2,000 baht per baht weight, potentially breaking through 80,000 baht.

On May 8 at 11 p.m., police from Khlong Luang Station received a report of a shooting at Suthirak Pattana Community, Moo 9, Khlong Song Subdistrict, Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province. Officers rushed to the scene and found Anurak (name withheld), 24, a delivery driver, severely wounded with three gunshot wounds from a 9mm pistol—two to the abdomen, one to the left shoulder, and one to the left leg. He was rushed to Thammasat University Hospital. A large pool of blood was found at the front door, and three 9mm shell casings were recovered. A motorcycle parked in front also sustained bullet damage.

Anurak's sister, Usa (name withheld), 29, stated that her brother worked as a delivery driver and had recently reconciled with his girlfriend after they had separated. She was unaware of any conflicts he may have had.

The homeowner reported hearing five gunshots fired into the house. During questioning, the girlfriend, Chathadar (name withheld), 23, revealed that two suspects named Te and James arrived in a white SUV. James had previously called her boyfriend to arrange a meeting. When they came outside, Te got out of the vehicle and demanded she get in, but she refused. A struggle ensued, and Te pulled out a gun and fired 3-4 shots before fleeing.

Chathadar explained that Te was someone her boyfriend knew who had asked him to go to Nong Khai, though she didn't know the purpose. She and her boyfriend had only recently reconciled after breaking up and were living separately. When Te arrived today, her boyfriend initially wanted to go with him, but declined because of work commitments, which sparked an argument. Te used a dark-colored pistol. Police have identified the suspects and are actively pursuing their arrest.