by Alexander | mei 15, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel, Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Cannes 2026: When the Red Carpet Could No Longer Hide Hollywood’s Absence a Item The 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival unfolded beneath the familiar Riviera sun with all the ritual elegance that has long defined Cannes: the tuxedos, the diamonds, the endless...
by Alexander | mei 5, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel, Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Why a Life in Belgium Is Valued Three Times Less Than in the USA a Item According to De Standaard, health economist Dominic Van Dijck of Ghent University offers a carefully phrased reassurance: “it is not how much a life costs, but how much we are prepared to invest...
by Alexander | mei 4, 2026 | Centrale EN artikel, Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Who Wants to Live Forever? a Item Highlander was, at its core, a film about immortality wrapped in sword fights and carried by the unmistakable soundtrack of Queen. “Who wants to live forever?” was not asked as a policy question, nor as an investment thesis, but as a...
by Alexander | apr 8, 2026 | Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Why Democracy Needs the Rich a Item There is something instinctively uncomfortable about the title of Why Democracy Needs the Rich. It feels like a provocation, almost an affront to the moral intuition that democracy and equality should walk hand in hand. Yet John O....
by Alexander | mrt 30, 2026 | Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Cannes: The Pulse of World Cinema a Item The Cannes Film Festival 2026 is poised to reaffirm its position as the definitive global platform for cinema. In an industry undergoing rapid transformation—driven by streaming, artificial intelligence, and shifting audience...
by Alexander | mrt 30, 2026 | Lifestyle Billions EN artikel
Film Financing in 2026: From Creative Risk to Structured Capital Markets a Item The global film industry in 2026 stands at a decisive inflection point. For decades, film financing was characterized by fragmentation, opacity, and a high tolerance for risk, attracting...