With this new building, minimalism is abolished: the Amsterdam School has a successor

Employers miss disability job quotas, face potential fines

Employers in the Netherlands are unlikely to reach the government-mandated target of 125,000 jobs for people with disabilities by 2026. Current data from July shows only 92,000 positions have been created, putting the goal well out of reach.

From football tournament between the flats to festival for 125,000 visitors: the rise and fall of Kwaku

The Achterklap Podcast | Dramatic end to Moulin Rouge and Ali B wants money

The latest episode of the 'De Achterklap' podcast discusses the recent return of Ali B to the spotlight and the declining viewership of the television program 'B&B Vol liefde'. The podcast also covers the dramatic conclusion of the Moulin Rouge.

Chris Brown pleads guilty to assault in British nightclub

American singer Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to assault charges following an incident in a London nightclub in February 2023. He admitted to striking a music producer with a tequila bottle during the altercation.

Ruby anniversary for Philippe Elan, the chansonnier from the Jordaan

Chansonnier Philippe Elan is celebrating his 40th anniversary in the music industry with two sold-out concerts at the Concertgebouw this weekend. Having lived in the Jordaan district since the 1980s, the French singer reflects on his career evolution from his debut competition win to his collaborations with notable Dutch artists.