alex rodriguez
‘The Breakfast Club’ for wayward celebs
Rob Ford, A-Rod, Justin Bieber, Lindsay Lohan and Anthony Weiner reflect on their actions
Newsmakers
Kelly Clarkson’s slapped hand, a billionaire wedding and Paul Bernardo’s bid for medium security
Newsmakers of the week
Glenn Beck’s new shill, a star turn for a senator’s spouse, and an MP stands up for shark fin soup
Prescription for trouble
How an A-list doctor, whose patients include Tiger Woods and Alex Rodriguez, wound up on the wrong side of the law
Newsmakers ’09: Mergers
The year’s biggest mergers
Maclean’s Interview: Kirk Radomski
Baseball’s most prolific drug dealer, Kirk Radomski, speaks to Michael Friscolanti about anabolics, absolution and A-Rod
How steroids saved baseball
With steroids out of the game, it might get a bit boring
What’s a guy have to do these days to lose endorsement deals?
Casual drug use is no longer universally frowned upon by marketers
Apologetic A-Rod
Alex Rodriguez is sorry he got caught
Small Balls: Monday July 7, 2008
La première étoile: Alex Rodriguez. On Sunday night, the Yankees third baseman socked his 536th career home run, tying Mickey Mantle for 13th on the all-time list. The next morning, his wife filed for divorce, citing his alleged late-night fling with Madonna. It’s now official, sports fans: the A in “A-Rod” stands for Alimony. Bags and bags of it.