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If it’s up to Mick Jagger (82), the Stones will tour again: ‘I still have enough energy to sing, dance and jump for two hours’

If it’s up to Mick Jagger (82), the Stones will tour again: ‘I still have enough energy to sing, dance and jump for two hours’

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Children's book author Harmen van Straaten (68) traded the city center for Noord: ‘I lived in one of the most beautiful spots, but it became too busy for me’

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Author and illustrator Harmen van Straaten moved from the crowded center of Amsterdam to a new home in Amsterdam-Noord three years ago. The 68-year-old creator now enjoys a spacious, custom-designed property that offers him a quieter environment by the water.

At Bar Vergist they agree on one thing: The more butter, the better

At Bar Vergist they agree on one thing: The more butter, the better

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Cindy Crawford reacts to death of son Presley: 'We are heartbroken'

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Aid worker Tim has been volunteering at Amsterdam Marathon for nearly nine years

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