LeBron James’s new (old) home and new legacy
The best basketball player on the planet returns to Cleveland and single-handedly fixes his legacy
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Adrian Lee
Adrian Lee is the opinions editor for Maclean’s, as well as the arts and science editor. He writes on arts, culture, politics, sports, trends, urban issues, digital media, business, tech, and you, if you’ll let him. He is a Polaris Prize jury member, a Digital Publishing Award winner, and also the Maclean’s resident hip-hop expert, which is a thing, yeah, sure!
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Rob Ford’s back from rehab–but that misses the point
Sure, Rob Ford remains a contender to stay on as Toronto’s mayor. But we need to remember rehab isn’t a political cure-all.
Laura Jane Grace: ’People are people. They deserve to be loved.’
The lead singer of veteran punk band Against Me! talks about her transition as a transgender woman