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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 28 May 2025
Mexican Actress Eiza González Braves Thai Heat Filming 'Fountain' Picture of Eiza González (left) and John Krasinski (right) courtesy of Entertainment Weekly Mexican sensation Eiza González has faced the sweltering Bangkok heat during the filming of her latest action flick, Fountain of Youth. The actress, renowned for her roles in hits like Baby Driver and Alita: Battle Angel, has unveiled the gruelling conditions while shooting under the blazing Thai sun. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361990-mexican-actress-eiza-gonzález-braves-thai-heat-filming-fountain/ -
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Entertainment Mexican Actress Eiza González Braves Thai Heat Filming 'Fountain'
Picture of Eiza González (left) and John Krasinski (right) courtesy of Entertainment Weekly Mexican sensation Eiza González has faced the sweltering Bangkok heat during the filming of her latest action flick, Fountain of Youth. The actress, renowned for her roles in hits like Baby Driver and Alita: Battle Angel, has unveiled the gruelling conditions while shooting under the blazing Thai sun. While speaking to The Star via a Zoom interview, González shared her unique approach to surviving the intense temperatures. She's had to mentally battle the heat by convincing herself that she's "cold" while donning a full-body suit during demanding action sequences — a directive from the film's visionary director, Guy Ritchie. Despite these challenges, González remains upbeat about her performance, attributing her resilience to the intense training and mindset required to successfully navigate the film's exotic settings. Fountain of Youth, a thrilling tale about treasure hunters pursuing eternal life, features Bangkok as a central component of its adventurous narrative. Elsewhere, recent reports indicate that filming activity hasn't yet translated into a tourism spike for some Thai locales. Hospitality expert Bill Barnett noted that popular destinations like Phuket and Koh Samui aren't experiencing any marked increase in visitor numbers after the successful run of HBO's The White Lotus series, citing several hurdles, including China's current tourism strategy and economic tensions. This paints a complex picture for the region's tourism sector. While the excitement of Hollywood productions brings a buzz, local tourism figures remain uncertain as external factors continue to play a significant role. Despite the sizzling challenges on and off set, fans can anticipate a captivating showcase of Bangkok's vibrancy, as González’s performance is set against this dazzling backdrop in an eagerly awaited cinematic event. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-28 -
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Accident Thai Police Ground Aircraft Fleet for Safety Inspections Post-Crashes
Isn't that that reminiscent of when you take your time to put a car engine back together and after a few months of slacking off you find that you have many nuts and bolts left once the engine is closed? In 40 years there is place for many forgetful mechanical errors. They should have given it a complete new overhaul before giving it a clean bill of health. -
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All Vaccines Will Kill You - The evidence is overwhelming
Sometimes it helps to stand back and look at a conspiracy theory and watch it start to crumble………Science Evolves. Anti-Vax Myths Don’t. Conspiracy theorists love to argue in minutiae — floods of obscure references, cherry-picked studies, and "experts", often just politicians you've never heard of. It feels like depth, but it's really just noise designed to smother the big picture. So take a step back. Breathe. Look at the full context — and one truth becomes crystal clear: Real science is self-correcting, constantly evolving. Pseudoscience hasn’t changed in centuries. So what bout vaccins? A brief recap - The concept of vaccination isn’t new. It began in 14th-century China, where people used smallpox scabs to induce immunity. The idea spread to the Ottoman Empire, then to Europe. In the 1700s, Edward Jenner used cowpox to stop smallpox — without even knowing what a virus was. In the late 1800s, Louis Pasteur cracked open the microbial world. He developed vaccines for anthrax and rabies, proved the germ theory, and gave us the scientific foundation for immunology. Since then? We’ve built on that legacy with: Rigorous clinical trials Peer-reviewed studies DNA- and mRNA-based vaccines Decades of global health data Science keeps asking, correcting, learning, and improving. That’s its power. Now Check out the anti-vax arguments: Still saying “natural immunity is better.” Still screaming “government control.” Still claiming “they’re injecting poison.” These were the same lines used by people who didn't believe in germs, rejected evolution, and thought illness came from bad air centuries ago If your argument hasn’t changed since before antibiotics were discovered, it’s not research — it’s superstition. Zoom out. Stop drowning in trivia and look at what the real-world evidence tells us: Vaccines work. Science works. The facts changed — and so did we. It’s time you did too. -
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Report British Tourists Warned: Thai Drug Mule Scam on the Rise
I've noticed a fair few British tiktokers have vanished from Thailand. It was clear what was going on come to think of it. -
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Report Thaksin Denounces Flee Rumours, Promises Court Appearance
now that is the understatement of the century... and why should he run? he has all the right politicians, judges and police in his pocket notwithstanding the puppet PM... is his daughter... What? Me worry?
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