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They’ve dwarfed us in size, eclipsed us in culture, and dominated us on the diamond. And now they’re coming for the one thing we have left: our smarts. By Neil Swidey

What really slew Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios By Ethan Gilsdorf

The pedestrian span offers magnificent reverberations under its largest arch. By Scott Helman

A shocking tale of newlywed entitlement. Plus, neighbors’ dogs running amok. By Robin Abrahams

Will these two let the good times roll?

The event-planning nonprofit pairs the arts with good deeds — such as Thursday’s “Catwalk for BMC Cancer Care.”

After a decade of deafness, a nightly game with my patient husband helped give me my words back. By Joan Bolker

Hot pink, lime green, fluorescent yellow, and other ultra-bright hues add a shot of summer to your home. By Marni Elyse Katz

Seriously refreshing. By Adam Ried

These properties — in Ashland, Wayland, and Acton — feature gardens with a great water feature.

Feast yer eyes on sand castles, pirates, tall ships, the arts, and the America’s Cup.

Banjo, birthday cake, and benefits.

In Billerica, ginger and rose flavor the yogurt-based drinks.

The Somerville funnyman shares a joke.

Here’s the score on Boston traffic.

Globe Magazine readers respond to articles about Boston radio, the tough decisions dog owners face, and man dates.