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2nd Annual Nataraja Awards 2011

By
Lyn
– May 22, 2011Posted in: Thai stars

The Nataraja Awards 2011 just finished airing a few hours ago on Ch5. Everyone looked great, BEAUTIFUL. No one was lip-synching when they had to sing the nominated best lakorn songs. Singers from the Star franchise, KPN franchise, and selected AF kids were grouped together to sing the songs. It was a live performance that bedazzled me, it was like a mini concert with all these talented young Thai singers.  I was blown away.

The duet between Gam and Patcha for the song “Pler Ruk Mot Jai (Absent-minded Love)” from the lakorn “Dok Ruk Rim Tang (Roadside Love Flower)” was one of the highlights of the show.

Though the show was beautifully orchestrated, it was a little off , Ploy Chermarn was not there to accept her Best Actress award for the lakorn ‘Rabam Duang Dao (The Star Dance)’, Ken Theeradeth had to awkwardly accept the award on her behalf. Ken presented the nominees and named the winner Ploy Chermarn but she never came up. There was an odd pause where Ken stood to the side waiting for Ploy to come up. Then he realizes she is not coming, so he had to accept the award on her behalf with a chuckle.  There is a whole discussion about this at Pantip. The first annual Nataraja Awards was amazing–this year,  some complained it lacked ‘ dara spirit’ because some of the nominees did not attend. ‘Chai’ Chatayodom Hiranyatsathiti and Ploy Chermarn won but did  not attend. “Aff” Taksaorn Paksukcharean and “Aum” Patcharapa Chaichuea who were nominated in the Best Actress category did not attend, it was quite noticeable too. For the Best Supporting Actor award, only one nominee was present, Puri Hiranpruk. It was really off.

Ken accepting Ploy’s award starts around the 5:20 time mark.

Winners in the lakorn category:

Best song: “Hai Ruk Dern Tang Mah Jer Gan (Let love met)” from the 4 Hearts of Khun Kao Yai Ch3
Best Visuals: Wanida on Ch3
Best Lakorn series: 4 Hearts of Khun Kao Yai on Ch3
Best Editing: Neua Mek (Beyond Comparison) on Ch3
Best Costume Design: Wanida on Ch3
Best Ensemble Cast: Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men) on Ch5
Best Artistic Direction: Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men) on Ch5
Best Script: Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men)
Best Director:Pa-oon Chantornsiri for Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men) on Ch5
Best Supporting Actor: ‘Chai’ Chatayodom Hiranyatsathiti for Sai Asoke on Ch3
Best Supporting Actress: “Kik” Suwatjanee Chaimusik for Sai Asoke on Ch3
Best Leading Actor: ‘Captain’ Puthanate Hongmanop for Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men) on Ch3
Best Leading Actress: Ploy Chermarn for Rabam Duang Dao (The Star Dance) on Ch3 by Polypus
Best Lakorn: Malai Saam Chai (The Garland of 3 Men)

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Nine Entertainment Awards 2011

By
Lyn
– March 17, 2011Posted in: Thai stars

Winners:

Family of the Year-The Rakkaens
Behind the scenes person of the year-Arunocha Panuphan from Broadcast Thai Television for Ch3
Actor of the Year-Chakrit Yamnam for his film “My Bodyguard”, lakorns: Fai Amataand Neua Mek
Actress of the Year-Ploy Chermarn
Lakorn of the Year-Fai Amata
Film of the Year-Chua Fah Din Salai (Eternity)
Solo Artist of the Year- Aof Pongsak for his album “Life is Colorful”
Song of the Year-”Bao-Bao (Tenderly)” by Singular
Musical Group of the Year-Singular for their album “The White Room”
Host of the Year-”Rotmay” Kaneungnij Jaksamittanon,
Popular person of the Year-Bie Sukrit his 3rd win
Honorary Virtue Award-Pitsamai Wilaisak

Yep, Ploy cried again.

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Winners at the first annual Nataraja awards 2009

By
Lyn
– May 16, 2010Posted in: Thai stars

Compared to other awards show in Thailand, the Nataraja awards was a pretty classy affair. No one wore jeans and the setting didn’t look cheap. The trophy is something I would want as a decorative piece in my house, it was a beautiful gold trophy of a Thai traditional dancer.

The event brought tears to many peoples’ eyes twice, first with  “Aof” Pongpat Wachirabunjong’s acceptance speech and the second was when Nok Sinjai, Nok Jariya, and Aof Pongpat sang the song “Kwarm Fun An Song Sot (The highest dream)”. Before singing, the three pledged their allegiance to the King and asked the people of Thailand to stop the disagreement and fighting. The song was profound and it caused many to weep.

It wasn’t all gloom and tears, Anne Thongprasom did bring in laughs when she didn’t realize which lakorn she won the award for. She was too excited. Last night, she won the best actress award for her role in “Soot Sanaeha (A recipe for Love)”, but Anne mistaken thought she won it  for her role in  “Borisud Bumbut Kaen(The Revenge Therapy Company)” and started thanking her co-star Aum Atichart and the crew for that lakorn. Then someone from the audience clued her in that she was thanking the wrong people. Anne then said, ‘what series did I win this award for?’ Everyone laughed and “Captain” Puthanate Hongmanop who presented the Best Actress award, showed her the card. It was for “Soot Sanaeha (A recipe for Love)”. OPPS!

Winners:

Best News Show: Lao Chao News (Morning News) (Ch3)
Best Newscaster Kitti Singhapat for “Kao 3 Miti (3 Dimensional News) (Ch3)
Best News Scoop: Praden Det 7 See (Channel’s 7 Hot Subject) (Ch7)
Best Game Show: The Star 5 (Ch9)
Best Talk Show: “Woody Gert Ma Kui (eng: Woody born to Chat)” (Ch9)
Best Variety Show: Talad Sot Sanam Pao (Ch5)
Best Documentary: Kob Nok Gala (Ch9)
Best Children Program: Kob Dek Saang Baan (Ch7)
Best Sport Program: Sport Fan (Ch7)
Best Commentator: Sathit Kreekul (Ch3)
Best Host: Sanya Khunakorn (Ch5)

Lakorn:

Best Art Direction: Dong Poo Dee (Jungles of the Artristocrats) (Ch3)
Best Cinematography: Poo Yai Lee Gub Nang Ma (Ch3)
Best Arrangement: Soot Sanaeha (A Recipe for Love) (Ch3)
Best Costume: Saap Poosa (Cursed Fabric) (Ch3)
Best Lakorn Song: “Ruk Jao Oey” for  “Ching Chang)” sung by Earn: the Star
Best Lesson lakorn: Poo Yai Lee Gub Nang Ma (Ch3)
Best Team Performers: Pen Tor (Ch3)
Best Supporting Actor: “Aof” Pongpat Wachirabunjong for “Prajun See Roong (Rainbow Moon)” (Ch3)
Best Supporting Actress: “NamPueng” Nattharika Thammapreedanan for Yok Lai Mek (Cloud Jade) (Ch3)
Best Actor: Ken Theeradeth for “Soot Sanaeha ( A recipe for Love) (Ch3)
Best Actress: Anne Thongprasom for “Soot Saneha (A Recipe for Love)”
Best Lakorn Director: San Srikaewlo for “Ching Chang (Hate)” (Ch5)
Best Lakorn:Ching Chang (Ch5)

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Star Entertainment Awards 2009 winners

By
Lyn
– May 9, 2010Posted in: Thai stars

Hey, that award show with the most ugliest trophy, did an upgrade. Now the ugly looking trophy with a man holding a star is covered in gold and it now looks like a cheap replica of the Oscar’s award trophy. Yea!

The winners:

Lakorn
Best Actor: Por Natthawut for “Kom Faek: Checkmate” (Ch7)
Best Actress: Anne Thongprasom for “Borisud Bumbut Kaen(The Revenge Therapy Company)” (Ch3)
Best Supporting Actor: “Aof” Pongpat Wachirabunjong for “Prajun See Roong (Rainbow Moon)” (Ch3)
Best Supporting Actress: “NamPueng” Nattharika Thammapreedanan for “Yok Lai Mek (Cloud Jade)” (Ch3)
Best Director: San Srikaewlo for “Ching Chang (Hate)” (Ch5)
Best Lakorn: “Ching Chang (Hate)” (Ch5)
Best Lakorn Script: Yingyot Panya for “Poo Yai Lee gub Nang Ma” (Ch3)

Film:
Best Actor: “Pae” Arak Amornsuppasiri for “Cheuan (Slice)”
Best Actress: Cris Horwarg for “Bangkok Traffic Love Story”
Best Supporting Actor: Krison Setthathamrong for “Best in Time (Kwaam Jam San..Dtae Rak Chan Yaao)”
Best Supporting Actress: Sansanee Watthananugun for “Best in Time (Kwaam Jam San..Dtae Rak Chan Yaao)”
Best Director: Youngyooth Thongkonthun for “Best in Time (Kwaam Jam San..Dtae Rak Chan Yaao)”
Best Costume Design: Nopadon Daecho for “October Sonata”
Best Make-Up: “5 Praeng (5 Phobias)”
Best Film: “Best in Time (Kwaam Jam San..Dtae Rak Chan Yaao)”

Pop Music
Best Male Singer: Bie Sukrit for his album “Hug Bie”
Best Female Singer: Da Endorphine for her album “Saen Saep”
Best Group: The Richman Toy for their album “Lum Num Sading Love You”
Best Song: “Hoy Hoy” by Ben Chalatit

Special Awards
Most Popular Male for the Journalists: “Pae” Arak Amornsuppasiri
Most Popular Male Female (haha) for the Journalists: “Aum” Patcharapa Chaichuea
Medal of Hour: Somboonsook Niyomsiri
Male protector of the environments: “Por” Thrisadee Sahawong
Female protector of the environments: “Pancake” Khemmanid Jamikorn

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Nine Entertainment Awards 2010 nominees

By
Lyn
– March 8, 2010Posted in: Thai stars

I can’t believe it, it’s award season again, time does fly, doesn’t it? Here you go, the nominees for  the Nine Entertainment 2010 awards coming up this March 25, 2010 at the Thai Cultural Center.

Actor of the Year: Pongpat Wachirabunjong, Chatchai Plengpanich, Chakrit Yamnam, Oh Anuchit, and Paramej Noiam.—I’m very surprise, Ken is not nominated. Say what?

Actress of the Year: “NamPueng” Nattharika Thammapreedanan, Aom Piyada Akarasene, Cris Horwang, Nat Myria, and Pok Piyatida—Again, I’m surprise, no Anne Thongprasom, oh her fans won’t be happy.

Lakorn of the Year: Kom Faek 2: Checkmate (Ch7), Mia Luang “Head Wife” (Ch7), Prajun See Roong “Rainbow Moon”(Ch3), Proong Nee Gor Ruk Ter “Tomorrow I’ll still love you” (Ch5), Ching Chang “Hate” (Ch5)

Film of the Year: Kwaam Suk Kong Kati (The Happiness of Kati), Bangkok Traffic Love Story, Cheuan (Slice), The Best in Times

Male Singer of the Year: Bie Sukrit (for his album Hug Bie), Calories Blah Blah (for his album Sugar Added), “Ruj” Suparuj Taychathanon (for his album Ruj), “Chin” Chinnawut Intarakusin (for his album Maybe I’m bad), Popetorn Soonthornyanakij (For his album Two)

Female Singer of the Year: Da Endorphine (Saen Saep), Tata Young (Ready for Love), “Punch” Warakarn Rojanawat (Prague….natural),  Fai AmFine (Drama), Sirintip Hanpradit (Rose Show)

Host of the Year: Sunya Kunakorn, Kiat Kitcharoen, Mam Suriwipa Kultangwattana, Panya Nirankul,  Woody Milintachinda (Woody Show)

Song of the Year:
“Khon Tamada (A normal person)” sang by “Chin” Chinnawut Intarakusin
“Ruk Tae…yang Ngai (True Love…how?) sang by ‘Namcha’ Sheranut Yusanonda
“Jut Rerm Ton Kong Jut Jop (The starting point of the end)” sang by Da Endorphine
“Kwaam Kit (Thought)” sang by Stamp Apiwa
“Maak Mai (A lot)” by Bie Sukrit

Popular Vote Nominees (this is something new):
M1: Kob Suwanant
M2: Golf and Mike
M3: Ken Theeradeth
M4: “Dan” Worawech Danuwong
M5: Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul
M6: Bie Sukrit
M7: “Pancake” Khemmanid Jamikorn
M8: “Ruj” Suparuj Taychathanon
M9: Singharat “Singto” Janpakdee
—I have a feeling Nichkhun will win, like what Junho said, Nichkhun is like GOD in Thailand.

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Alex Rendell is a gay lad in “Rainbow Flame”

By
Lyn
– December 6, 2009Posted in: Lakorn

I’m very much looking forward to this series, I need a slap and kiss lakorn to make me happy and this lakorn might be it. And it will be quite interesting to see our little Alex Rendell playing a gay man. Sadly, it will be a brief appearance, he dies by committing suicide at the beginning. My guess is that by the 4th or earlier episode, he dies.

By the way, don’t think too much at the picture above of Louis Scott comforting Alex Rendell, they’re not in a gay relationship. Louis Scott is playing Alex’s supportive uncle in the series. Really, it’s just an uncle comforting his nephew scene. It’s rather cute actually.

“Rainbow Flame (Plerng See Roong)” airing after Rita Jensen and Andrew Gregson’s lakorn “Moonlight Crown”  on December 19, 2009 on Ch3 stars Mart Krissada as our pra’ek and “NamPueng” Nattharika Thammapreedanan as the nang’rai. Essentially, they are the main characters–their relationship is the focal point for all the drama in the lakorn.

Mart Krissadee plays Tinarat, a man who secretly harbors feelings for his stepmother Katleya played by “NamPueng” Nattharika Thammapreedanan. There was a time when they both secretly liked each other. She was a little older, he was probably in his late teens or early 20s. Because of ambition and wanting to live the secure life, Katleya doesn’t follow her heart, instead she chooses to marry a rich older man, who happened to be Tinarat’s father. She didn’t know that though.

They match, isn’t that obnoxiously cute?! Our pra’nang Mart and Susie and our nang’rai Nampueng.

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