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It was a beautiful royal unveiling at the time. But why are you there, Frans Hals, and not on the square named after you?
The article investigates why the statue of Frans Hals in Haarlem is located in Florapark rather than on Frans Halsplein. It references the monument's royal unveiling on June 14, 1900, while drawing comparisons to Rembrandt’s statue on the Rembrandtplein in Amsterdam.
Saskia Belleman moves to Pauw & De Wit after end of RTL Tonight
Court reporter Saskia Belleman is transitioning to the talk show Pauw & De Wit following the conclusion of RTL Tonight. A spokesperson for BNNVARA confirmed the move after initial reports by media expert Tina Nijkamp.
Critical biography of Wim Hof named best journalistic book
Journalists Robert van de Griend and Anneke Stoffelen have won the 2025 Brusseprijs for their book De ijsprofeet, a critical biography of wellness guru Wim Hof. The award recognizes the work as the best journalistic book of the year.
‘Standing with Giants’ permanent at Castricum beach entrance. ‘You will no longer walk past these men carelessly’
A permanent 'Standing with Giants' monument has been unveiled at the beach entrance in Castricum to commemorate seven crew members who died in May 1943 during World War II. The iron silhouettes are intended to ensure that the sacrifice of these men, who lost their lives while returning home, is no longer overlooked by those visiting the area.
Amsterdam's Bento Spinoza was the first true freethinker: "Just a cool guy"
The Amsterdamse Bostheater is hosting a musical about Baruch Spinoza, the influential 17th-century philosopher born in Amsterdam known for his radical Enlightenment ideas. The play explores Spinoza's commitment to freedom of thought and equality while drawing connections between his experience as a refugee and contemporary issues facing asylum seekers.