The article currently reports the passing of cabaret performer Paulien Cornelisse at the age of 50. Further details regarding the circumstances of her death have not yet been provided.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
Paulien Cornelisse, a renowned Dutch author, comedian, and television personality from Amsterdam, has died at age 50 following a long battle with cancer. She was widely celebrated for her contributions to Dutch literature and media, including her best-selling books on language and her work as a television maker.
Comedian Paulien Cornelisse has cancelled her upcoming theater production Waar was ik gebleven due to her ongoing recovery from cancer. The show, which was intended to mark her return to the stage at DeLaMar, cannot be rescheduled because of technical constraints regarding the venue's stage decor.
Megan Thee Stallion feared she was suffering a stroke on Broadway due to symptoms of oxygen deprivation, but doctors later determined she was experiencing a panic attack caused by extreme exhaustion. The rapper subsequently reduced her workload and ended her musical performances early to focus on her health.
A 2025 Antenne-monitor study reveals that young adults in Amsterdam are drinking less alcohol while the usage of drugs like 3-MMC and ketamine is increasing. This trend marks a significant shift in the nightlife habits of the younger generation.
Author Suzanna Jansen investigates the historical practice of sending women labeled as 'overstressed' to specialized rest homes during the 1950s and 1960s. Her essay, titled Project rust, reveals that this practice was widespread and often served as a substitute for receiving appropriate medical or psychological care.
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