Anne Kingston

She used to sell office furniture in Toronto. Now she’s a Nokia-branded singing, dancing global superstar.

The appointment of an influential restaurant critic has ignited a debate about anonymity

Is it crazy to marry someone you’ve known only a few weeks? A lot of smart people don’t think so.

Author Theodore Roszak on the boomers’ final revolution, the female caregiver as a radical force, old drivers and the end of sex

Looking great isn’t only about the weight.

Writer Anne Kingston takes on the impassioned—and often cruel—reader letters about her controversial article

The dysfunctional O’Neal clan is basking in a post-Farrah spotlight

Livent was Canada’s highest-profile fraud—and its founders had to know this was the best possible ending

From the Summer ’09 Newsmakers family edition

Writer and director Nora Ephron on her new movie with Meryl Streep, lust, and the greatest lamb stew recipe ever