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Lady Gaga became a mother to daughter Rose back in June

Lady Gaga became a mother to daughter Rose back in June

Lady Gaga became a mother to a daughter named Rose this past June. The birth was confirmed through a birth certificate obtained by TMZ after the artist was recently spotted with the baby.

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Cocktail bars in Amsterdam East: 5 great spots for a cocktail

Cocktail bars in Amsterdam East: 5 great spots for a cocktail

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Presenters Tim Senders and Kiki Bosman welcome baby son Solé Jo

Presenters Tim Senders and Kiki Bosman welcome baby son Solé Jo

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Forgotten Ar'Jany Martha looks to revive career at Telstar

Forgotten Ar'Jany Martha looks to revive career at Telstar

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Nature flourishes on old landfill in Ilperveld

Nature flourishes on old landfill in Ilperveld

The Ilperveld area, formerly used as a landfill site north of Amsterdam, is undergoing a major ecological restoration project after years of dredging. Conservationist Melchior Sissing reports that native flora and fauna are returning to the area, with future management plans aimed at creating habitats for species like the bittern.