My lover the convict: The allure of incarcerated men
Diane Schoemperlen’s tortuous six-year relationship with a convicted killer
Anne Kingston
How Ghomeshi’s second trial differs from his first
Anne Kingston on four key differences in the courtroom at Toronto’s old city hall
Why we can’t stop talking about Hillary’s hair—even with Trump around
Anne Kingston on why hair is the perfect barometer of the pressing issues in the current U.S. election
Anne Kingston reflects on the Ghomeshi courtroom experience
Maclean’s watched Ghomeshi’s first sex-assault trial from beginning to end.
Gloria Steinem on Beyoncé, abortion and the Republican Party
The feminist icon on the interconnectivity of social movements
Marie Henein defends herself
Why Jian Ghomeshi’s lawyer, Marie Henein, has turned her attention to Peter Mansbridge and the court of public opinion
What Jian Ghomeshi did
How a trial that was supposed to flip the script on sexual violence only made things worse
The Jian Ghomeshi verdict is in. But the story isn’t over.
Just as Jian Ghomeshi’s sexual assault trial ended in his acquittal, the judge ignited new controversy with a strongly worded ruling
Girls and sex: Peggy Orenstein on female sexuality and power
On girls faking orgasms, why oral sex is so popular with teens, and what the Dutch are doing right
Padma Lakshmi: Rushdie, racism & the ’girl thing’ no one mentions
Padma Lakshmi, the ’Top Chef’-judging, billionaire-dating former model, has written the über female celebrity memoir—frank, juicy and surprisingly radical