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Expats Proves Nicole Kidman Is the Queen of Prestige TV

A guide to the week’s best and worst TV shows and movies from The Daily Beast’s Obsessed critics.

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Griselda Review: Sofia Vergara Is Incredible, Unrecognizable in Netflix Drama

The actress elevates this familiar drug trade drama into something much more absorbing for a career-best performance.

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How a tiny fish that fuels an Atlantic ecosystem is at the centre of industry debates

Researchers say that overfishing of the Atlantic menhaden are at the root of the recently reported declining reproductive rates of ospreys.

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What Are Joro Spiders? Scientists Expect Them to Invade the East Coast in Coming Years

Joro spiders were first spotted in the U.S. in Georgia in 2013 and their population has exploded. Experts say they will likely invade the East Coast.

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What Are Joro Spiders? Scientists Expect Them to Invade the East Coast in Coming Years

Joro spiders were first spotted in the U.S. in Georgia in 2013 and their population has exploded. Experts say they will likely invade the East Coast.

University of georgiaUnited statesAndy davisBenjamin frickOdum school of ecologySchool of ecologyUnited state eastern seaboardJapan native joroPhysiological entomologysuggestsEastern unitedJoro spiderGolden silkPhysiological entomologyUnited states today

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