How student excuses are evolving
The post-secondary stakes are high, but that’s not why more grandmothers die at exam time
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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!
In appreciation of Philip Seymour Hoffman
He was simultaneously what we wanted to be and what we were, and so good at both that we barely even registered his face
Philip Seymour Hoffman is dead at 46
Sublime character actor passes away at 46
Jobs Report: Can mining recover?
A close look at what happened to an industry once flush with employment opportunities
Six Ways to Sunday: Of football and...nipples?
The six buzziest talking points from the weekend and beyond
Get ready to weep at the trailer for The Fault In Our Stars
Pull out your box of tissues now
Grading last night’s Grammy performances
Highlights, lowlights, and what Daft Punk’s big win means
Six Ways to Sunday: Alice Munro and Margaret Atwood are BFFs
The six buzziest talking points from the weekend and beyond
Maclean’s Live: The Grammys
Join us as we bring our bold picks and our own brand of irreverent analysis to Sunday’s big night in music!
The meaning of Macklemore
From the archives: As another white rapper marches on at the 2015 Grammys, a look at the 2014 outrage over Macklemore