#cheque wacharawee

[kinnporsche-is-life]

THEY STEAL THIS FROM US ALL

Let me be understood correctly - I wish Cheque all the best and the most spectacular successes in his professional life. But I will always have a tiny grave in my heart that says Lovely addict.

[alejunsu]

Venus in the Sky Ep 9 (segunda parte)

*una vez mas tuve que editar y quitar algunos gifs por que Tumblr pues se espanta*

[pharawee]

Sorry to bug you, but could you give me the cliffs notes on what happened to Best and Chahub and the issues with 9naa? Thank you

Sure thing!

So basically when Best and Chahub's series Check Out first aired on iqiyi it was unavailable to watch in many countries. This prompted the director of the series to give an interview saying that the series was too explicit to show on any other platform such as youtube, and that they were looking into maybe broadcasting it via onlyfans.

Of course, there's nothing wrong with onlyfans and what it's used for, but you could argue that it's a very strange thing to say for a professional director who would probably be better off showing his series on other platforms more suited to traditional longform entertainment (like gagaoolala, the patron saint of queer media 🙏).

Add to that that pornography is illegal in Thailand, and any mentioning of it in an actor's portfolio is probably... not that great.

The director further said that during the filming of the intimate scenes they decided to do away with all protective clothing because it just couldn't be done otherwise (decades of spicy scenes in film beg to differ but ok). The actors were fully naked. They didn't decide this beforehand but directly on set. Many fans have later speculated that due to the stressful and time-sensitive nature of a film set, this might have been coercive and exploitative.

The scenes that were later shown in the series were actually not especially spicy. Certainly not spicy enough to call them "25+". Actually, they were so unremarkable (as far as spicy scenes go) that the series has since been re-released on youtube (albeit probably as a cut version? I'm not sure. I haven't watched it) - the very platform 9naa was so sure would ban them if they even so much as looked at the upload button.

Throughout the whole shock value promotion (because what else could it possibly have been?) the actors themselves stayed strangely quiet. They're apparently on record saying that they value their intimate scenes as art. That's it. There was no further promo. There were no follow-up jobs. Best and Chahub weren't in the special ep (according to mdl Best was but I can't remember him showing up hm). They were either quietly dropped by 9naa or bid their time until their contracts expired.

None of this is especially scummy or even illegal (at least as far as we know). It does leave a sour aftertaste however, because companies like 9naa always have the upper hand over their actors. A lot would have to happen for an (inexperienced) actor to speak up because breaking contracts and NDAs would mean losing their jobs and potentially being blacklisted and/or sued (even Yoon Phusanu only came forward after Y.Ent had already broken contract by not paying him until a set date).

So if a company makes weirdly sensational claims that they later either conveniently forget about or passive-aggressively backtrack on, then that's weird. If they show no interest in promoting their own talent and have a strangely high turnover rate for rookie actors, then that's even weirder.

And this isn't an isolated case. 9naa had a whole series planned with MFlow Entertainment. Beyond the Star was supposed to star actors from both companies, only for MFlow to later finish and broadcast the series on their own due to "differences in vision and work attitudes", editing out as many of 9naa's actors as they could. Weird, don't you think?

And, most recently, Cheque Wacharawee (from 9naa's Venus in the Sky) withdrew from any follow-up projects in a letter posted to his instagram because he had concerns due to work attitudes and couldn't even reach 9naa's lawyer (notice that he too only spoke up after 9naa had already violated his contract). 9naa reacted days later with their own very subdued announcement that has since been deleted. Very, very weird.

Who do you think is to blame here? The actors (most of whom are inexperienced and in Chahub's case haven't really acted since), MFlow (a small but reliable company that makes series that aren't always the most cohesive but at least the actors seem happy 🙏) or 9naa who's at the centre of it all?

Personally, as a fan of both Best Vittawin and Cheque Wacharawee, I've decided to no longer support or watch anything by 9naa. Kiseki Chapter 2 sounds nice and I hope its leads are doing well. Maybe the company has since learned from their previous unprofessionalism but people should at least be aware that they have something of a shady track record.

And if you want to support Best, you can watch his new series Knock Knock Boys which is set to release soon. 💜

[save-the-data]

Venus in the Sky | S01E11 | SPECIAL EPISODE

Thai Drama - 2023, 10 episodes

Episodes | Viki | YouTube | iQIYI | WeTV | Tencent | Netflix | Catalogue

[mysterygrl20]

May 5, 2024 | Cheque Wacharawee

[lgbtally4ever]

LOVELY ADDICT

Preview

Coming SOON, I hope!

Starring:

Tod Panapong Khaisang and

Cheque Wacharawee Kaewpoolsri who starred in

Venus in the Sky.

With more great love scenes like they had in VENUS IN THE SKY! 👍

*****************************

So, updates from this posting…

The series lost Cheque Wacharawee Kaewpoolsri, who was Tod’s co-star in Venus in the Sky, for unknown reasons.

He’s been replaced with, Plai Chattrin Chotticomporn.

New poster, below…

[afabstract]

Venus in the Sky Review - Like A Store/Home Reel

Venus just wants to restart his life, but when his former crush, Sky, a doctor, begins to pursue him, his life becomes both complicated and exciting. Read our review of Thai series "Venus in the Sky".

A few weeks ago, I saw a tweet about 2023 Thai series “Venus in the Sky” that said something on the lines of – “great series, watch it after episode six,” and it totally cracked me up because the show is only ten episodes long. But hey, whatever makes people happy. If some think only the last four episodes of this series are worth watching (probably because the lead couple finally gets close and…

[bl-bam-beyond]

VENUS IN THE SKY (2023, THAILAND)

Episode 8

Post 1 of 2

Believing Venus (WACHARAWEE KAEWPOOLSRI aka CHEQUE) is involved with Bomb. Sky (PANAPONG KHAISANG aka TOD) goes radio silent basically ghosting Venus.

Used to Sky's constant presence Vee suddenly misses his former crush. And the two reconcile. And Vee consents to getting physical with doctor Sky during his break from the hospital.

@pose4photoml @lutawolf @kingofthereblog-boysloveed

[the-bl-road]

Thai BL/GL Age Line

I decided (once again to put myself through this...) to put all the actors/actresses from Thai BLs/GLs and see who is older and younger.

You are very welcome.

And I shall thank the internet for all the hours I spent looking all this up, but please let me know if there are any mistakes, and if there is someone not on the list... send me just their name and I can put them on! 😁😁

‘86 Liner

Jennie Panhan (October 30, 1986)

‘87 Liner

Teng Kanist (April 3, 1987)

‘88 Liner

Na Thanaboon (November 28, 1988)

‘89 Liner

Pat Chatburirak (May 1, 1989)

Champ Nattharat (November 13, 1989)

‘90 Liner

Leo Saussay (January 15, 1990)

Nicky NaChat (March 25, 1990)

Kimmon Warodom (April 1, 1990)

Tod Panapong (May 16, 1990)

Tae Darvid (December 26, 1990)

‘91 Liner

Man Trisanu (January 11, 1991)

Off Jumpol (January 20, 1991)

Mew Suppasit (February 21, 1991)

Tay Tawan (July 20, 1991)

Dome Jaruwat (September 21, 1991)

Arm Weerayut (October 30, 1991)

‘92 Liner

Mile Phakphum (January 5, 1992)

Tong Thanayut (January 26, 1992)

Vin Theerameth (February 8, 1992)

Victor Chatchawit (March 22, 1992)

Nut Nutchapon (May 11, 1992)

Kun Kunchanuj (July 3, 1992)

Gun Korawit (August 6, 1992)

Guy Sivakorn (August 27, 1992)

Zee Pruk (September 10, 1992)

Tul Pakorn (October 8, 1992)

Job Krisz (December 7, 1992)

‘93 Liner

New Thitipoom (January 30, 1993)

Bruce Sirikorn (February 2, 1993)

Papang Phromphiriya (February 18, 1993)

Film Thanapat (April 20, 1993)

Nut Supanut (May 13, 1993)

Aob Tanadol (August 9, 1993)

Sailub Hemmawich (August 12, 1993)

Cookkai Pavadee (August 17, 1993)

Ping Orbnithi (October 3, 1993)

Gun Atthaphan (October 4, 1993)

Pod Suphakorn (October 23, 1993)

Max Kornthas (October 25, 1993)

Run Kantheephop (November 5, 1993)

Mild Jinna (November 12, 1993)

Oaujun Korn (November 13, 1993)

Mike Chinnarat (November 28, 1993)

Great Sapol (December 6, 1993)

Tum Warawut (December 14, 1993)

‘94 Liner

Bonus Tanadech (January 25, 1994)

Earth Pirapat (February 23, 1994)

Apo Nattawin (February 24, 1994)

Nammon Krittanai (February 25, 1994)

Boss Thanabat (March 22, 1994)

Poppy Ratchapong (March 26, 1994)

Gameplay Garnpaphon (March 26, 1994)

Yoon Phusanu (April 1, 1994)

Toptap Jirakit (May 1, 1994)

Petch Chanapoom (May 13, 1994)

Build Jakapan (June 4, 1994)

Max Nattapol (June 9, 1994)

Billy Patchanon (June 12, 1994)

War Wanarat (June 23, 1994)

Perth Nakhun (July 6, 1994)

Singto Prachaya (July 28, 1994)

Jimmy Jitaraphol (August 21, 1994)

Mek Jirakit (August 28, 1994)

Kao Noppakao (September 9, 1994)

Faye Peraya (October 14, 1994)

Up Poompat (December 4, 1994)

Tee Thanapon (December 5, 1994)

Mild Lapassalan (December 7, 1994)

‘95 Liner

Tae Chayapat (January 3, 1995)

Inn Sarin (January 4, 1995)

Jan Ployshompoo (January 5, 1995)

Gung Kunpong (January 6, 1995)

Jam Rachata (February 8, 1995)

Jeff Satur (March 6, 1995)

Inntouch Naphat (April 18, 1995)

Pon Thanapon (May 1, 1995)

Toey Puwanat (May 3, 1995)

Foei Patara (May 10, 1995)

White Nawat (June 2, 1995)

Natty Thanyanan (June 19, 1995)

Boun Noppanut (July 10, 1995)

Bom Tanawat (July 24, 1995)

Kokliang Parinya (August 3, 1995)

God Itthipat (August 4, 1995)

Junior Ronnakorn (August 7, 1995)

Lay Talay (September 9, 1995)

Tommy Sittichok (September 29, 1995)

Luke Ishikawa (September 13, 1995)

Krist Perawat (October 18, 1995)

Porsche Sitha (November 30, 1995)

‘96 Liner

Ployphach Phatchatorn (January 23, 1996)

Gunsmile Chanagun (March 3, 1996)

Boat Napat (April 29, 1996)

Plan Thanawat (May 1, 1996)

Bright Rapheephong (May 11, 1996)

Korn Kornnarat (May 18, 1996)

Toru Takizawa (May 24, 1996)

Michael Kiettisak (May 26, 1996)

Cheque Wacharawee (May 26, 1996)

Fluke Natouch (June 1, 1996)

Nonkul Chanon (June 6, 1996)

Pawin Thanik (June 19, 1996)

Namtan Tipnaree (July 1, 1996)

Milk Pansa (July 31, 1996)

Pepper Phanuroj (August 20, 1996)

Samantha Coates (August 30, 1996)

Tonnam Piamchon (October 2, 1996)

Fiat Patchata (October 22, 1996)

Junior Panachai (October 23, 1996)

Cooper Patpasit (October 23, 1996)

Book Kasidet (October 25, 1996)

Earth Katsamonnat (November 1, 1996)

Thor Thinnaphan (November 19, 1996)

Neen Suwanamas (November 23, 1996)

Gap Jakarin (December 8, 1996)

Fluke Chinnathan (December 10, 1996)

‘97 Liner

Green Phongsathorn (January 22, 1997)

Peat Wasuthorn (January 25, 1997)

Mond Tanutchai (January 25, 1997)

Benjamin Brasier (January 27, 1997)

Copter Panuwat (January 31, 1997)

Plan Rathavit (February 19, 1997)

Din Teerapat (March 7, 1997)

Sing Harit (March 8, 1997)

Force Jiratchapong (March 9, 1997)

Best Vittawin (March 22, 1997)

Ohm Thitiwat (March 26, 1997)

Soodyacht Patsit (March 28, 1997)

Bas Asavapatr (April 9, 1997)

Pavel Phoom/Naret (May 6, 1997)

Poom Phuripan (May 6, 1997)

Karn Kasidej (May 9, 1997)

Mawin Tanawin (June 3, 1997)

Mark Jiruntanin (June 15, 1997)

Nene Pornnappan (June 25, 1997)

Jame Phat (July 6, 1997)

Net Siraphop (July 8, 1997)

Pleum Pongpisal (July 19, 1997)

Heng Asavarid (July 23, 1997)

Shane Nutchapol (August 4, 1997)

Gawin Caskey (August 8, 1997)

Fluke Pusit (August 8, 1997)

Jame Kasama (October 13, 1997)

Tae Weerapat (October 18, 1997)

Nani Hirunkit (October 30, 1997)

May Yada (October 31, 1997)

Hiter Natthad (December 1, 1997)

Gulf Kanawut (December 4, 1997)

Jamie Juthapich (December 12, 1997)

Bible Wichapas (December 25, 1997)

Bright Vachirawit (December 26, 1997)

‘98 Liner

Gun Napat (January 12, 1998)

Daou PIttaya (January 14, 1998)

Lookjun Bhasidi (February 2, 1998)

Kaownah Kittipat (February 11, 1998)

Lookmhee Punyapat (February 18, 1999)

Pee Peerawich (February 21, 1998)

Tor Supakorn (February 26, 1998)

Gun Thapanawat (March 2, 1998)

Garfield Pantach (March 3, 1998)

Mean Phiravich (March 5, 1998)

Prem Warut (March 8, 1998)

Title Kirati (March 26, 1998)

Ja Phachara (April 6, 1998)

First Chalongrat (April 9, 1998)

Dome Woranart (April 11, 1998)

Ken Prarunyu (April 16, 1998)

Saint Suppapong (April 17, 1998)

Mark Pakin (June 2, 1998)

Au Nititorn (July 14, 1998)

Kad Ploysupa (June 20, 1998)

Sky Wongravee (June 25, 1998)

Mix Sahaphap (July 22, 1998)

Freen Sarocha (August 8, 1998)

Dun Romchumpa (August 26, 1998)

First Kanaphan (September 3, 1998)

Jet Bundit (September 3, 1998)

Benz Atthanin (September 4, 1998)

Boom Tharatorn (September 28, 1998)

Yin Anan (October 1, 1998)

Babe Tanatat (October 8, 1998)

Khaotung Thanawat (October 13, 1998)

Surprise Pittikorn (October 15, 1998)

Ton Saran (October 22, 1998)

Bank Mondop (November 22, 1998)

Win Achawin (December 7, 1998)

Poon Mitpakdee (December 4, 1998)

‘99 Liner

James Supamongkon (February 11, 1999)

Win Metawin (February 21, 1999)

Meen Nichakoon (March 3, 1999)

Bas Hassanat (March 4, 1999)

Prom Ratchapat (March 12, 1999)

Poy Kritsanapong (March 16, 1999)

Kaprao Pongkorn (March 17, 1999)

Seng Wichai (March 27, 1999)

Sea Tawinan (April 13, 1999)

Sonya Saranphat (April 19, 1999)

PP Krit (April 30, 1999)

Noeul Nuttarat (May 18, 1999)

Phu Phubeth (June 3, 1999)

Ryan Peng (July 3, 1999)

Boss Chaikamon (July 6, 1999)

Nine Kornchid (July 11, 1999)

Fluke Nattanon (September 14, 1999)

Ciize Rutricha (September 23, 1999)

Billkin Putthipong (October 8, 1999)

Euro Thanaset (November 2, 1999)

Peak Peemapol (November 11, 1999)

Folk Thitiphat (December 8, 1999)

Sunny Wannarat (December 12, 1999)

‘00 Liner

Chap Suppacheep (January 7, 2000)

Aou Thanaboon (January 9, 2000)

Mix Wanut (January 12, 2000)

Chimon Wachirawit (January 15, 2000)

Offroad Kantapon (February 4, 2000)

Jimmy Karn (February 18, 2000)

Pop Pataraphol (March 21, 2000)

Ohm Pawat (March 22, 2000)

Aye Sarunchana (March 25, 2000)

Mark Siwat (March 30, 2000)

June Wanwimol (April 19, 2000)

Love Pattranite (May 23, 2000)

Shogun Paramee (June 13, 2000)

Yim Pharinyakorn (June 18, 2000)

Title Tanatorn (June 27, 2000)

Lee Long Shi (July 8, 2000)

Frank Thanatsaran (July 12, 2000)

Film Rachanun (July 14, 2000)

Topten Supakorn (July 24, 2000)

Jaab Phumisit (August 4, 2000)

Tutor Koraphat (September 4, 2000)

Drake Sattabut (October 1, 2000)

Dunk Natachai (October 1, 2000)

Dew Jirawat (October 30, 2000)

Tu Tontawan (November 7, 2000)

Winny Thanawin (November 12, 2000)

Fort Thitipong (November 29, 2000)

Fourwheels Chayanond (December 1, 2000)

Louis Thanawin (December 5, 2000)

Nanon Korapat (December 18, 2000)

‘01 Liner

Neo Trai (January 14, 2001)

Pond Naravit (February 1, 2001)

AJ Chayapol (March 9, 2001)

JJ Chayakorn (March 9, 2001)

Joong Archen (March 10, 2001)

Perth Tanapon (March 20, 2001)

Porsche Tanathorn (March 20, 2001)

Thomas Teetut (April 9, 2001)

Est Supha (May 19, 2001)

Yoko Apasra (July 19, 2001)

NuNew Chawarin (July 25, 2001)

Mos Panuwat (August 29, 2001)

Ben Bunyapol (September 7, 2001)

Lee Asre (October 10, 2001)

First Piyangkul (October 17, 2001)

Satang Kittiphop (November 16, 2001)

Fay Kanyaphat (December 2, 2001)

Earn Preeyaphat (December 20, 2001)

‘02 Liner

Ohm Thipakorn (March 21, 2002)

Marc Natarit (March 27, 2002)

View Benyapa (June 4, 2002)

Nat Natasit (August 8, 2002)

Ford Allan (October 18, 2002)

Prigkhing Sureeyares (November 24, 2002)

Becky Armstrong (December 5, 2002)

’03 Liner

Aun Napat (January 6, 2003)

Pak Naphat (March 3, 2003)

Pooh Krittin (July 4, 2003)

Phuwin Tangsakyuen (July 5, 2003)

Poom Nuttapart (July 25, 2003)

Santa Pongsapak (November 5, 2003)

Jaonine Jiraphat (December 2, 2003)

Prom Teepakorn (December 7, 2003)

Tack Phongsakorn (December 8, 2003)

’04 Liner

Nokia Chinnawat (June 6, 2004)

Gemini Norawit (June 13, 2004)

Barcode Tinnasit (August 4, 2004)

Ping Krittanun (September 6, 2004)

Fourth Nattawat (October 18, 2004)

Tar Atiwat (November 17, 2004)

’05 Liner

Sea Dechchart (May 3, 2005)

Captain Passatorn (May 5, 2005)

Keen Suvijak (August 18, 2005)

Java Bhobdhama (September 28, 2005)

’06 Liner

Aungpao Ochiris (March 20, 2006)

[gunsatthaphan]

~ Monthly BL Breakdown: March 2023 ~  

🐣 Happy April!!! 🐰

Disclaimer: ALL shows can be streamed here or here, as well as on Youtube and other platforms. For more info on where to watch what, check out this post!

New breakdowns are coming at the end of every month - feel free to add stuff! -> previous breakdowns

What came out this month? (green = seen/currently watching, red = dropped)

🌟 The Promise - March 1st (Thailand)

🌟 All the Liquors - March 2nd (South Korea)

🌟 Love Syndrome - March 4th (Thailand) ❌

🌟 Past-senger - March 8th (Thailand) ❌

🌟 Our Dating Sim - March 9th (South Korea) 

🌟 My Blessing - March 11th (Thailand) ✅

🌟 Future - March 12th (Thailand)

🌟 A Shoulder to Cry On - March 14th (South Korea) ✅

🌟 Unintentional Love Story - March 17th (South Korea)

🌟 Make a Wish - March 22nd (Thailand)

🌟 Once in Memory: Let Me Be Yours - March 25th (Thailand) 

🌟 Me, My Husband, and My Husband's Boyfriend - March 28th (Japan)

🌟 The Eighth Sense - March 29th (South Korea)

🌟 Crush on You (starring TutorYim) - March 31st (Thailand/South Korea) ✅

Monthly likes/dislikes

👎🏻 Past-senger - I was excited for but this one but it ended up being unwatchable for me. Cooper and Marc are an interesting pair and I was debating hanging on for them but the production quality ended up being a dealbreaker for me. It’s one of the cheapest looking productions I’ve ever seen, it looks like it was filmed & edited by kindergarteners. The cast + acting is solid but even they couldn’t save it for me. Dropped. 

👎🏻 Love Syndrome - Same goes for this one pretty much. I decided to give it a go because I was curious about Frank’s BL comeback but my god it’s terrible. It’s cheap, the plot is strange and the characters are annoying. And what is up with that wig??? I have no words. I can see how this is a spinoff of Unforgotten Night as the quality is similar but with the difference that I liked Itt and Day a lot better in UN. Instantly dropped. 

New series & movie announcements

🎥  The Director Who Buys Me Dinner (movie version) - Date TBA (South Korea)

🎥 Midnight Love (movie) - Date TBA (Thailand) 

🎥 Low Frequency - Coming July 2023 (Thailand)

🎥 Stand by Your Side - Date TBA (Taiwan) 

🎥 Laws of Attraction (starring JamFilm) - Date TBA (Thailand) 

🎥 Forever Yours - Date TBA (Philippines) 

🎥 Love in Translation - Date TBA (Thailand) 

🎥 Love of the Sea - Date TBA (Cambodia) 

🎥 My Croissant - Date TBA (Cambodia) 

🎥 Strange (movie) - Coming Spring 2023 (Japan)

🎥 Kiseki: Dear to Me - Date TBA (Taiwan) 

🎥 The Day I Loved You - Date TBA (Philippines) 

🎥 Dap Saengrawi (movie, starring ZeeNunew) - Date TBA (Thailand)

🎥 The Sign (produced by IdolfactoryTH) - Date TBA (Thailand)  

🎥 The Whisperer - Date TBA (Thailand) 

🎥 Desire - Date TBA (China)

🎥 Close Friend Season 3: Soju Bomb! - Date TBA (Thailand) 

🎥 Can I Buy Your Love from a Vending Machine? (comic adaption) - Date TBA (Japan) 

🎥 Ever After - Date TBA (Philippines)

🎥 Love Merman - Date TBA (Thailand) 

Other news from the BL world

❗️ Howlsairy’s novel "เซ็ตพี่หมอ" with 8 main characters and 4 stories, will be adapted into 4 series with the umbrella title FourEver You Project:

1. EAST: Tag! you're mine 2. NORTH: How Much Is Your Love? 3. SOUTH: Beside The Sky 4. WEST: The Sun From Another Star

Auditions are currently being held. 

❗️ The cast for MeMindY’s upcoming BL Wedding Plan has been announced: The lead roles will be played by Sunny Wannarat, Pak Naphat, Fourth Kachen, Donut Supawit, Aya Araphan and Kate Sasitran. The show will feature both a BL and a GL storyline, making it the first MeMindY project to include wlw representation. 

❗️ The lead roles in the upcoming BL Venus in the Sky will be played by Tod Pranapong and Cheque Wacharawee.

❗️ Noh Phouluang and Tan Kittinan were announced as the leads of the upcoming BL Love Puzzle. 

❗️ KaownahTurbo were announced as the lead couple in the upcoming adaption of Water Boyy.

❗️ Dome Woranart and Grain Attaphun have been announced as the leads in the upcoming BL Born to Be Y. A release date is still unknown. 

❗️ Actor Sky Wongravee (The Lost Lotteries) has joined GMMTV. 

❗️ Nunew Chawarin won "Best Music of the Year OST" at the “PEPSI Presents TOTY Music Awards 2022″ for รัก���ท้ (OST of To Sir With Love)

❗️ The Thai BL To Sir, With Love won the award for Best Drama of 2022 at  the “Thairath's Best of 2022″ awards.

❗️ PP Kritt won the award for "Internationally Popular Thai Singer" at the 19th Kom Chad Luek Awards.

❗️ Cutie Pie won the award for "Most Popular BL" at the 19th Kom Chad Luek Awards. ZeeNunew won in the category “Most Popular Couple”.

❗️ 5 years after the harassment incident between Mew S. and Art P., the 2 actors came forward on Instagram, stating that the case has been settled in court and there are no hard feelings between them. They apologized to each other and told fans to support them in their further careers. 

❗️ The novel ดับแสงรวี will be adapted into a period/horror movie. The leads will be played by Zee P. and Nunew C. The movie will premiere in Thai cinemas and held its opening ceremony on March 30th. Shooting will commence soon. 

❗️ IdolfactoryTH announced their new project titled The Sign, starring Billy Patchanon and Baeb Tanatat. It tells the reincarnation story of Phaya & Tharn who were lovers in the past until an incident forced them to part ways. They end up being reincarnated as partners in a Special Investigations Unit. 

❗️ A third season for the compilation BL Close Friend has been announced titled Soju Bomb. The season will feature new actors and tells the story of a group of 5 young men who dream of becoming idols in Korea but fail before their debut. Before returning to Thailand they get drunk together when unexpected events transpire. 

❗️ After the Korean company Number 3 Productions announced their new series I, a Gangster, Became a High Schooler (which was going to feature Yoon Chan Young amongst others), it was revealed that the BL element will be removed from the plot and it will be turned it into a bromance-themed series. This upset many viewers as the original story tackles various important lgbt topics such as self-acceptance, friendship, bullying and more. 

Upcoming series & movies for April

👉🏻 Bokura no Shokutaku (Our Dining Table) - April 6th (Japan) 

👉🏻 My Beautiful Man: Eternal - April 7th (Japan)

👉🏻 Zenra Meshi (Naked Dining) - April 14th (Japan)

👉🏻 Midnight Love - April 15th (Thailand)

👉🏻 My Story - April 15th (Philippines) 

👉🏻 Step by Step - April 18th (Thailand)

👉🏻 The Promise: Part 2 - April 19th (Thailand) 

👉🏻 Midnight Love - April 22nd (Thailand)

👉🏻 La Pluie - April 29th (Thailand) 

[poetry-protest-pornography]

Looks like Cheque is leaving 9NAA, so Lovely Addict and Kiseki won't be happening (at least not likely with him).

It's unfortunate that the agency is screwing around, but I hope he lands somewhere that will treat him better.

[kinnporsche-is-life]

So, I watched Venus in the sky and I have to say, I really enjoyed it.

It is a cute little story without a lot of unnecessary angst and there is literally no villain.

There is of course a little bit drama, but it’s more about trust than lack of love. And it’s justified, you have to put a lot of effort to gain trust that was broken once.

Even though most of the plot is based on everyday life of the characters and literary in every episode they are putting goods on the shelves in 7 Eleven and delivering things to clients and stuff like that, I was not bored at all.

It’s that kind of story that put you in ease and relive everyday stress. Just a couple of likeable characters living there life.

I just think it’s kind of a comfort series and I’ll be watching it again sometimes. The relations between characters, even the purely non romantic ones like between brothers or friends are quite devoted and just good to watch. And the chemistry between romantic partners are believable.

Overall, it’s a cute little series and I really recommend to give it a chance.

[alejunsu]

Venus in the Sky Ep 9

[pharawee]

I'm currently trying to figure out why Cheque (Venus in Venus in the Sky) quit Kiseki and Lovely Addict (aka all his new projects with 9naa) and if this means TodCheque is over AND most importantly when/if I will see him in another show because negl I really liked him in Venus in the Sky (I know, I'm in the minority).

All that I could piece together is that 9naa posted two new posters with a different cast for "Kiseki part 2" (btw this has nothing to do with Kiseki Taiwan) and that Cheque probably announced his withdrawal in a handwritten letter he posted on his ig (that unfortunately no one reacted to/explained in any meaningful way and google lens can't translate).

I just want to know what's going on and be really sad about it. :((((

[save-the-data]

Venus in the Sky | S01E10

Thai Drama - 2023, 10 episodes

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This was actually one of my favs for the year, something about its simplicity and the chemistry between the characters. I mean Bomb and J are like the more wholesome couple. And even the drama wasn't really drama as there was communication. Not to mention the brother dynamics that I loved and isn't really seen in Thai BL. Anyway, I'll be back tomorrow with the special :D Janus in cat ears, those two have a very healthy sex life. Also love how every couple did a pinkie swear in there own unique way.

[alejunsu]

Venus in the Sky Episodio Especial