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  นี่รูปหล่อ ชัดๆ💙 GF LOVE LETTER IN TAIPEI #GirlFreenTaipeiFanmeeting #GIRLFREEN pic.twitter.com/g2nmnIOl6G — FREENBECK OFFICIAL (@freenbeckfc) February 9, 2026 @freenbeckfc (a fan account supporting Freen Sarocha Chankimha and Becky Armstrong) shares two high-quality photos of Freen Sarocha looking incredibly sharp and handsome at her solo fanmeeting event. The caption in Thai: "นี่รูปหล่อ ชัดๆ " roughly translates to "Here are some handsome/cool pics, super clear " Event details: GF LOVE LETTER IN TAIPEI (also tagged as #GirlFreenTaipeiFanmeeting and #GIRLFREEN) It was Freen's solo fanmeeting held in Taipei on February 8, 2026. She's wearing a stylish blue striped suit, giving off very charismatic and bossy energy. The post has gained strong engagement quickly: around 1,160 likes, 701 reposts, and over 5,900 views (as of the latest data). One reply includes a short video clip capturing the lively atmosphere of the event. Freen performed covers duri...

  ได้เวลายืนตรงเคารพผลกรรมที่ทำไว้ 😈 เพราะนี่คือโฉมหน้าแก๊งนักเรียนใหม่ ที่รอให้แนนโน๊ะสั่งสอนแบบเรียงตัว กับโปสเตอร์ล่าสุดอย่างเป็นทางการจาก #GirlFromNowhereTheReset เข้าแถวรอดูจุดจบของพวกเค้าพร้อมกัน 7 มีนาคมนี้ ที่ Netflix #เด็กใหม่ #เด็กใหม่TheReset #NetflixTH pic.twitter.com/J46ibqDerA — Netflixth (@netflixth) February 9, 2026   Netflix Thailand recently shared a post featuring the official poster and first-look images for Girl from Nowhere: The Reset (Thai title: เด็กใหม่ The Reset), introducing a brand-new student "gang" and teasing the mysterious return of Nanno . This is a reboot/reimagining of the original 2018–2021 Thai anthology thriller series. Instead of continuing directly with the previous lead (Chicha "Kitty" Amatayakul as Nanno), the new version stars Becky Armstrong (Rebecca Patricia Armstrong) in the iconic role of Nanno — a supernatural-like high school girl who transfers between schools to expose and punish hidden evils and injustic...

  American Olympian taking social media breather over 'hate' after Trump criticism American Olympic figure skater  Amber Glenn said Saturday she will limit her social media intake after she said she received "hate." Glenn was critical of the  Trump administration  in a pre-Olympics press conference earlier in the week, saying it had been a "hard time" for her and members of the LGBT community. It was one of a handful of political remarks U.S. athletes made in the lead-up to the Winter Games. Amber Glenn reacts during the U.S. Figure Skating Championships at Enterprise Center on Jan. 11, 2026.   (Jeff Le/Imagn Images) She received criticism for the remarks, but wrote on her Instagram Stories that the comments she received crossed the line. "When I chose to utilize one of the amazing things about the United States of America (Freedom of speech) to convey how I feel as an athlete competing for Team USA in a troubling time for many Americans, I am now recei...