Both are sharing sweet moments together! Lamyai Hai Thongkham posted her own adorable video revealing cute couple plushies, while Kaptain Chang made a bold move asking for love permission. After the country music singer attended Kaptain Chang Kritsada's birthday celebration, stirring up social media buzz, fans and close friends rallied behind them and wondered if they were officially announcing their relationship. Most recently, Kaptain Chang Kritsada posted an intimate photo with Lamyai in what appeared to be a lap-sitting moment, tagged the singer's Instagram, and captioned it clearly: "Asking for love permission." The country music star responded with heart emojis, seemingly confirming the relationship. Earlier, Lamyai had posted sweet videos of them sitting together in a car with dog emojis and holding matching cute dog plushies, which Kaptain Chang then reshared to his story with heart emojis. Comments poured in with praise about their chemistry, calling them adorable and saying they're clearly in love.

Will fans get their wish? R of The Star reveals his answer after inviting Bee Sukrit to reunite The Star, with fans requesting he help 'pull Bee out of the monastery'—though he expressed fear of karmic repercussions.

Although The Star has been absent from the music scene for quite some time, the band's name remains dear to fans' hearts. There's been a strong movement calling for Bee Sukrit to return to performing, with many even turning to senior member R of The Star for help in getting Bee to 'leave the monastery.' Recently, R was spotted at the premiere event for the film KHAO KALA, where he opened up about his current life, including his decision to withdraw from a restaurant partnership due to severe flooding, and provided updates on his plans to return to music. He also shared the moment when he invited Bee for a The Star reunion—to which Bee replied bluntly: 'I've quit singing.'

How are things going for you these days, R? 'I've been working, honestly. I withdrew from the restaurant at the end of last year because of the massive flooding. We just couldn't handle it.'

How long had the restaurant been open? 'Actually, the original owner opened it before I came in. I became a partner and helped with content creation and social media. There was me, my younger sister Thanya, and Euay who joined us.'

Did you withdraw your shares alone? 'Thanya withdrew too. Right now there are two other partners left. The restaurant is still open and running, but we're no longer involved. We're still on good terms though.'

Was flooding the main reason you withdrew? 'Yes, it flooded for almost three months last year. We couldn't manage. It was impossible to restructure it as a chill spot for customers because our kitchen was at the front. Between the distance and various expenses we had to cover while closed, we decided it was better to withdraw.'

How's work in the entertainment industry right now? 'I have the sitcom Uncle from the Alley, the film Khao Kala, and another TV drama coming out—a primetime show on Channel One. (Are you having to dip into savings?) Maybe not to that extent yet. I'd say we're managing. I still have other food businesses running, and we're currently rebranding them.'

What about music and concerts? 'Is it too late? Actually, I've been planning to work with M (Arthapol) for a while now. I'm currently taking singing lessons from younger artists to upgrade my skills a bit, so I can get back into music soon. I'm going back to school because I want to bring something new to the table. Even though I have a foundation, the industry now requires more advanced skills.'

Do you feel pressured? Now that you're older, how will releasing a single now feel? 'Yeah, I'm not really sure, because the new generation artists are very talented. I'm not expecting the first song to be a smash hit. I'll just keep creating. These days you don't really need a record label anymore—I can promote myself. Making music with friends isn't expensive either.'

How far along is the music project? 'I've just started taking singing lessons and found some references. I'm planning a rock-influenced direction with other elements mixed in—maybe rap or R&B. It could be Medium Rock, possibly as a duet with M—like an uncle version of a couple track. You can start using the hashtag now: rm mr. It should happen this year.'

There's been a lot of talk about The Star reunion lately, and people really miss the band. Is there a chance you could all get back together? Do you think Bee might leave the monastery? 'I've invited Bee before, but I think it's difficult. I sent him a line. When I saw The Star's Class 8 reunion, I thought maybe we should do something for Class 3 since it's been so long and fans probably miss us. So I messaged him asking if he thought we could reunite like Class 8 did. Bee texted back saying: "Brother, I've quit singing."'

On May 6, 2025, at DSI headquarters in Bangkok, representatives led by Nai Thane Jit Isara, chairman of the Santiprachadharm Club, submitted complaints and evidence on behalf of approximately one thousand victims who were defrauded by businessman Vorrawat, known as Acme, in a digital currency investment scheme. Initial losses are valued at 1.386 billion baht. The victims have set three key demands for DSI: first, to pursue and prosecute the main suspect; second, to expand the investigation to other perpetrators including close associates and networks both in Thailand and abroad; and third, to rapidly freeze assets obtained through fraud for eventual compensation to victims. Nai Thane revealed that the suspect has fled to Dubai and called for police to expedite an international red notice. He emphasized that many victims were deceived by the suspect's carefully cultivated image of proximity to powerful figures domestically and internationally, combined with psychological manipulation and extensive public relations efforts around charitable activities. The representative also noted that evidence of the financial trail is clear, as victims made transfers to specified bank accounts, making asset seizure feasible. He expressed concern that some alleged celebrities and artists may be connected to the scheme and urged DSI to coordinate with relevant agencies in their investigation.

Reports indicate Michael Carrick has a strong chance of becoming Manchester United's new permanent manager for the upcoming season. Carrick took over Manchester United in January on a contract through the end of this season, and has delivered excellent results with 10 wins from their last 14 Premier League matches, securing a UEFA Champions League spot for next season after defeating Liverpool 3-2 in a Premier League match on May 4. His strong form has led many to believe Carrick is well-suited to permanently manage the "Red Devils" next season, though the board has not yet made an official decision, with Andoni Iraola, Bournemouth's head coach, also being a candidate. Most recently, renowned football analyst Fabrizio Romano stated: "My message to you remains the same, as I understand it, Michael Carrick's chances of staying with Manchester United and continuing as permanent manager next season are increasing every week," Romano said on his YouTube channel. Additionally, The Guardian reported that Manchester United's qualification for the UEFA Champions League means most players' salaries will increase by 25 percent.

At 10:30 AM on May 6, 2025 at Parliament, the House of Representatives held its session with Speaker Sopone Sarunmi presiding. Before entering the agenda, chaos erupted when Bangkok MP Pongsaranath Thongli from the People's Party attempted to raise a discussion about parliamentary procedures. However, Speaker Sopone refused to allow him to speak, explaining that discussion topics must be submitted in writing and follow established protocols agreed upon in the bipartisan committee. When Pongsaranath tried to reframe his request as an urgent matter, the speaker again refused, saying the agenda was still incomplete and his issue could wait.

This prompted People's Party list MP Parnwut Udomphipat to suggest the speaker proceed with the agenda first, then address the discussion afterward. Speaker Sopone clarified that parliamentary control requires strict adherence to agenda and agreements. He stated that he cannot allow unscheduled discussions simply because someone raises their hand, as this disrupts the meeting's flow, though he does permit discussions on important matters.

Parnwut countered that they were discussing genuine public grievances and parliamentary matters that members have the right to address. He noted that when both party caucuses previously agreed on something, the speaker has failed to implement it, forcing members to raise the issue. He criticized the speaker for shutting down debate without even hearing what members wanted to say, comparing it to muting the microphone before understanding the concern.

Speaker Sopone shot back, telling Parnwut to sit down and accused him of "just talking for talking's sake." This prompted Parnwut to protest that the comment was dismissive. Sopone denied being sarcastic and demanded his own opportunity to respond, noting that Parnwut was present during the bipartisan committee meeting. He explained his refusal was based on the fact that members were mixing oral and written discussions inappropriately.

"As a speaker controlling the meeting to maintain proper order as I see fit, what I have done today is not wrong," Sopone stated. "I have not blocked members and have opened opportunities for discussion, but you have overstepped. People watching at home will misunderstand me." Parnwut remained unconvinced, asking the speaker to review the video clip of what was said to Pongsaranath beforehand, noting he was actually trying to find a solution. He maintained that being told he "just talks" was clearly sarcastic, and as an MP, he has the right to protest. He felt the comment was disproportionately harsh and asked the speaker to reconsider, though he would not demand an apology but simply wanted to reaffirm his position.

A Chinese man filed a police report after discovering that gold jewelry in his home worth approximately 6,300 yuan (around 30,000 baht) had suddenly gone missing. The incident occurred in Shanghai, China. After police investigated and found no signs of forced entry or outside intruders, officers noticed something unusual: the man's Alaskan Malamute exhibited strange behavior, breaking out of its cage and acting oddly during the search. Police suspected the jewelry might have been accidentally swallowed by the dog and advised the owner, "The culprit might be in your home—pay close attention to your dog." Though the owner was initially skeptical, the next day while cleaning up after the dog, he discovered the missing gold jewelry inside the dog's waste. The incident went viral online, with netizens commenting such as "Police probably encounter cases like this often," "Once you know the breed, you're not surprised—their intelligence is different from ordinary dogs," and "Lucky it didn't happen outside; training the dog to go indoors actually has its benefits." Source: UDN, compiled by Sanook Online News Team.