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Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
The restaurant Bouchon du Centre in Amsterdam has closed after 27 years, reopening under new owners as Tire-Bouchon. The new establishment maintains the original cozy atmosphere while shifting its focus to an informal wine bar serving small French dishes and a variety of aged wines.
The KNVB has launched an integrity investigation into Amsterdam-based football club ASV de Dijk following allegations of fraud and tax evasion. The club is also facing scrutiny due to multiple reports of violence and unprofessional behavior occurring during matches.
Five DJs, including Amsterdam's Job Jobse, have canceled their performances at the No Art Festival citing personal reasons. The cancellations come amidst ongoing controversy surrounding Sona, the event organizer, following allegations of misconduct against a former co-owner and previous regulatory violations.
Prince William appeared on Graham Norton's show to discuss the Earthshot Prize while sharing childhood dreams of being a police officer or a DJ. He also spoke about his love for Christopher Nolan's films and his family's habit of watching the reality series The Traitors together.
Despite being discontinued by Apple in 2022, the iPod is experiencing a resurgence as users seek to escape algorithmic streaming services in favor of a more controlled and intentional music experience. Enthusiasts are increasingly restoring and upgrading vintage devices with modern hardware to give them a second life.
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