German director Wim Wenders has withdrawn his 1975 film "Wrong Move" from all forms of distribution and exhibition. This decision follows criticism from actress Nastassja Kinski, who was filmed topless for the movie at the age of thirteen.
Dutch actor Ferry Doedens is appealing an 800-euro fine previously imposed for driving under the influence of hard drugs. His lawyer stated that the appeal is necessary to clarify uncertainties regarding the validity of Doedens' driver's license.
Dutch public broadcasters have sent a joint draft letter to Culture Minister Rianne Letschert expressing concerns about Ongehoord Nederland (ON!). The broadcasters argue that ON!'s actions are harming the entire public broadcasting system and have called on the minister to intervene.
Amsterdam offers various activities for the weekend of June 5th to June 7th, including jazz performances in the city's oldest neighborhood. Additionally, visitors can enjoy wine tasting events held in the Amsterdamse Bos.
Residents of Amsterdam's Zuid and De Wallen neighborhoods have reacted positively to the decision by political parties PRO and D66 to scrap plans for a centralized erotic center. The coalition will instead explore smaller-scale alternatives to reduce window prostitution and has also decided against implementing a cannabis ban for tourists. Mayor Femke Halsema stated she was not surprised by the decision, despite her previous long-term advocacy for the project.
Spaarndam-based author Anne-Gine Goemans has released a new thriller set in the earthquake-stricken province of Groningen. The novel explores both the physical damage and the emotional toll on residents affected by gas extraction and subsequent bureaucratic challenges.