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Camron Jones to play Tupac Shakur in Snoop Dogg biopic

Camron Jones to play Tupac Shakur in Snoop Dogg biopic

American actor Camron Jones has been cast to play rapper Tupac Shakur in an upcoming biopic about Snoop Dogg. Jones is best known for his role in the Amazon Prime series Panic.

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NPO ombudsman receives twenty complaints about Hitler fragment on ON!

NPO ombudsman receives twenty complaints about Hitler fragment on ON!

The NPO ombudsman has received twenty complaints regarding a broadcast by Ongehoord Nederland that featured a discussion about Adolf Hitler. Complainants are questioning whether the content of the segment adheres to the journalistic standards and codes of the Dutch public broadcasting system.

Grand Prix Radio to become national sports station with well-known presenters

Grand Prix Radio to become national sports station with well-known presenters

Grand Prix Radio will relaunch as GPR Sportradio this weekend, transitioning into a national sports station. The new channel will feature live sports coverage and news, hosted by prominent presenters such as Toine van Peperstraten, Robbert Meeder, and Tom van 't Hek.

Weekend tips: things to do in Amsterdam from August 28 to 30

Weekend tips: things to do in Amsterdam from August 28 to 30

This weekend from August 28 to 30, Amsterdam offers a variety of activities including music festivals, second-hand markets, and boat trips. These events provide a vibrant farewell to the month of August for residents and visitors.

Second-hand is the new new: how to sustainably switch up your wardrobe (and have fun doing it)

Second-hand is the new new: how to sustainably switch up your wardrobe (and have fun doing it)

Throughout September and October, various activities are taking place across Amsterdam to encourage sustainable and conscious clothing habits. The initiative highlights how refreshing one's wardrobe through secondhand options can be both environmentally friendly and enjoyable.

Chinese artist gets three-year prison sentence for 'insulting' images of Mao

Chinese artist gets three-year prison sentence for 'insulting' images of Mao

Chinese artist Gao Zhen has been sentenced to three years in prison for creating artwork allegedly insulting Chinese heroes and martyrs. Human rights organizations have expressed criticism regarding the court's decision.