Mike Doherty

Wilson’s memoir, Beautiful Scars, uncovers a secret kept from him for more than 50 years

In his memoir, the Ontario-born and -raised player, now an actor, sets out to prove he’s more than a ’hate-filled wrecking ball’

Are we too fixated on Canada’s most famous pianist? And to what extent is Gould, an iconoclast back in the 1950s, truly relevant now?

The U.S. president, says Rushdie, is "crazy like a fox," which has made his attacks on the concept of objective truth so effective

The author of ’Cloud Atlas’ and ’The Bone Clocks’ credits the autistic Higashida with helping him understand his own boy

Both Mexican-Americans and Akwesasne Mohawks must contend with human trafficking, environmental ruin and post-9/11 paranoia

One of Justin Trudeau’s and Barack Obama’s favourite writers teams up with Nicole Galland for ’The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.’

Naomi Klein, the renowned author of No Logo, insists there’s every reason to worry about an Obama-to-Trump trajectory in Canada

The ’Saturday Night Live’ writer-turned-U.S. Senator on the potential cost of jokes in politics and his burgeoning platform

Sir Roger Moore has died at 89. In 2012, he spoke to Maclean’s about his long-lived portrayal of James Bond, champagne on set, and much more