The sad, strange life of Joseph Stalin’s daughter
Svetlana Alliluyeva spent a lifetime trying to escape the shadow of her father. Patricia Treble speaks to her biographer, Rosemary Sullivan
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Patricia Treble
Patricia Treble is the royal specialist at Maclean’s. In addition to her interest in all things monarchical—from the Queen’s constitutional role to Kate’s flyaway hems—she writes on everything from TV, books and celebrity culture to history and sports trends.
God is real! And He’s hilarious on Broadway.
A tweeting God makes his stage debut, played by who else but Jim Parsons?
The Queen meets with Cpl. Nathan Cirillo’s regiment
After Cpl. Cirillo’s death, Queen Elizabeth II wrote to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Now, she’s met with members of the Hamilton regiment
Threats and tensions ahead of Prince Charles’s visit to Ireland
An alleged bomb plot has security forces on alert
Princess Charlotte’s friends in high places
The continent is in the midst of a royal baby boom
Of toddlers and tiaras: The new royal baby’s jewelry options
The princess will inherit only a part of the Windsors’ jewellery collection, but she will have plenty on loan
Have a romp through Princess Charlotte’s London
London is a royal playground for both Prince George and new Princess Charlotte. Here’s our interactive map of where they may roam.
Newsmaker of the day: Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana
The most famous princess of our day is bestowed with historic names
A princess’s busy 12 hours: Labour, birth, a brother’s visit, home
The new royal baby may have taken a while to arrive, but she made an entrance
Where’s Prince George? How the future king has been invisible
Can the bargain between the media and the royals over photos of Prince George hold, especially with the arrival of a princess?