In the buff on the Turkish coast
The first nudist resort in this Muslim nation is set to open soon
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.
The "cozy" mysteries of summer
From books to television, the gentle mystery genre is everywhere these days
Maclean’s Interview: Alexander McCall Smith
Author Alexander McCall Smith on why brevity is best, the British election and his favourite bookstore in the world (hint: it’s in Canada)
Face veils? No. Racy lingerie? Yes.
If banned, face veils could result in jail time in Belgium
Heaven for Harry Potter fans
Exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre is delightful, but not exactly scientific
The dead spy and the oligarch
Berezovsky won his libel case against Russian TV
And the winners are...
What’s easily lost in the nationalistic posturing are the outstanding individual performances.
The end of a generation of soldiers
Veteran John Babcock died last Thursday at the age of 109
The good, the funny, and the ugly
Canadians have endured a zillion promos for CTV’s three new shows—The Bridge, Dan for Mayor and Hiccups. Are they worth watching?
The would-be mayor of Wessex
Fred Ewanuick isn’t a politician, but he’s about to play one on TV in the new series Dan for Mayor