Man of the left

Victor Navasky's new Ken Starr farce deserved a better fate. But Navasky, the man who reinvigorated the Nation, knows better than most that it's not always the size of the audience that counts.
by Dan Kennedy

Machine shopping

At Cambridge's most unusual flea market, you'd better know what you're looking for
Commerce by Michelle Chihara
photos by Carla Osberg

Assembling Kelly Gay

Somerville mayor Dorothy Kelly Gay rode into office on promises of unity and inclusion. Now, after just three months, a controversial development plan is putting her rhetoric to the test.
Somerville by Ben Geman

Hangin' tough

After years on the pop-music scrap pile, two of Boston's New Kids on the Block are making surprising comebacks. And so are their proud but much-maligned fans.
by Jason Gay

King Richard's Faire

State of the Art
by Alicia Potter

Evironment

A green haze
by Ben Geman

Media

Porn again at the Globe
by Christine Hopkins

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