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Playboy model Katie May, who died at the age of 34 in February, passed away after a chiropractor fatally injured her neck, TMZ reported Wednesday, October 19.

According to the news outlet, which cited the late beauty's death certificate from the Los Angeles County Coroner, May died from a blunt force injury that tore her left vertebral artery after a visit to the chiropractor.

The fatal injury (which the death certificate reportedly identifies as "neck manipulation by chiropractor") cut off the blood flow to the so-called Queen of Snapchat's brain. The death is listed as accidental, TMZ reported.

In late January, days before her death, May tweeted that she "pinched a nerve" in her neck while doing a photo shoot and "got adjusted" during two separate visits to her chiropractor.

As previously reported, May died on February 4 after suffering a stroke. TMZ reported at the time that she was taken off life support and passed away surrounded by her family and friends.

The Playboy model was a single mother to her 7-year-old daughter, Mia. May's family set up a GoFundMe page shortly after her death to raise funds to support Mia.

"Anyone who was lucky enough to know Katie May was truly blessed by her incredible heart, mind and soul," the fundraiser page read. "She was an inspiration and a guiding light to so many people in this world. People help us by donating money to support her daughter and best friend Mia. We want to raise as much money for Mia's living trust as possible to ensure she will always be taken care of. Mia was Katie's whole life, so please help Katie, Mia and us by donating money to Mia."

According to TMZ, May's family was informed of the coroner's findings, but "would not comment" on whether they plan to pursue legal action.

Now that’s a power suit! Democratic presidential nomineeHillary Clinton is known for her preference of bright, tailored pantsuits. But just in time for the third and final debate against Republican nominee Donald Trump, Reebok is revamping her wardrobe staple with a sporty twist. The athletic brand sketched up their athleisure version featuring their performance materials. 

“We wanted to imagine a collection of pantsuits that highlighted power and strength,” Inga Stenta, Reebok’s Senior Director of Brand Management said in a release. “Women like Clinton are tough and unapologetic. Although we don’t often see candidates sweat, the bright lights of the debate and the pressure of the national stage can raise temperatures. Performance wear seems to be the perfect choice for situations like this.”

Those pieces, made of Reebok’s ventilated ACTIVChill fabric, are meant to keep the candidate cool all night long. The three sketched suits include jogger pants cuffed at the hem, suit jackets with bonded zippers, and a blazer with caped sleeves. One top is made with the brand’s Dance Strappy Bra — the same one that brand ambassador Gigi Hadid wears in her#PerfectNever advertising campaign. 

Clinton’s fictional wardrobe is perfect for her nature, even according to Trump’s description of his opponent.  

"She does fight hard," Trump said of Clinton at the close of the second debate on October 9. ”She doesn't quit, she doesn't give up, and I consider that to be a very good trait."

Chris Wallace is definitely going to have his hands full on Wednesday, October 19, as the moderator of the third and final 2016 presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. But regardless of what happens during the highly anticipated event from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, theFox News Sunday host, 69, can always mentally relive the moment when he beat Michael Jordan at a shoot-around game of basketball. Yes, that actually happened.

Wallace — a father of four and son of late 60 Minutes anchorMike Wallace — shared an exclusive list with Us Weekly of 25 surprising facts about himself, including his reaction to getting arrested and his fondness for a certain Owen Wilson film.

Check out the full list below, and watch Chris Wallace try to keep the candidates' interruptions to a minimum during the final debate on Wednesday, October 19, at 9 p.m. ET. The event will stream live from Us' live blog of the debate, and will air on all major networks.  

1. I am named Christopher because I was born on the real Christopher Columbus Day, October 12.

2. My mom hated her middle name (Augusta), so she let me choose mine. I went by Christopher Tarzan for a while.

3. I’m color-blind.

4. I was in my first-grade Christmas pageant and forgot my lines.

5. As a kid, I auditioned to be on a TV show and in the [1963] movie Lord of the Flies. Rejected for both.

6. The first time I ever appeared on television was in a Zorro costume for Halloween on my father's local news show in New York.

7. As a kid, I met Eleanor Roosevelt and Malcolm X. Two separate events.

8. My college classmates included Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones.

9. I was arrested during a campus protest. I used my one call from jail to report on the college radio station and signed off, “This is Chris Wallace in custody.”

10. I beat Michael Jordan in a basketball shooting game of D-O-G while doing a profile on him.

11. I beat Arnold Palmer in a putting contest while working on a profile of him. (Rather be lucky than good.)

12. I spent a week with Mother Teresa in Calcutta for a profile after she won the Nobel Peace Prize.

13. I grew a mustache in the 1970s. My mom thought it was fake and tried to rip it off.

14. I have smoked one cigarette in my life.

15. I have never drunk a whole cup of coffee.

16. I eat soup every Sunday after my show. My wife [Lorraine Wallace] wrote a bestseller called Mr. Sunday’s Soups.

17. I eat chicken every Saturday night before my show. My wife wrote another cookbook called Mr. Sunday’s Saturday Night Chicken.

18. I tell my family, “Change is overrated.”

19. I carry a lucky stone in my pocket.

20. I told my children never to get a tattoo or put a bumper sticker on a car. So far, no tattoos. One bumper sticker.

21. My family is so competitive, they jockey over who calls me first on my birthday. (Don’t know where they get that from.)

22. I will stop what I’m doing if Wedding Crashers or My Cousin Vinny comes on TV.

23. I won Celebrity Jeopardy and was the subject of the “Playboy Interview.” #bucketlist

24. I always have a stash of chocolate chip cookies in my freezer. Frozen is better.

25. I am the family putt-putt champion. (My sons will dispute this. Ignore them.)

Flower power! Carly Steel and Diana Hopper proved that great minds think alike when both women rocked identical Jovani dresses to separate parties in September. The neoprene Black Below the Knee Cocktail Dress features a sheer, see-through bodice and multicolored scattered appliqués, making the classic silhouette sexy too.

Steel showed off her gown at the Starry Late Party hosted by L'Uomo Vogue during the 73rd Venice Film Festival on Saturday, September 3. The Entertainment Tonight on-air correspondent, 29, completed her look with Jimmy Choo shoes and an Aruna Seth clutch. To make sure no flower went unnoticed, Steel wore her hair slicked back in a cute ponytail.

Hopper wore the look to the premiere for the Amazon original drama Goliath in West Hollywood on Thursday, September 29. The 23-year-old actress stars in the new series, set to premiere on October 14, and plays the daughter of Billy Bob Thorton. Unlike Steel, Hopper opted to style her hair with long beachy waves making the look more laid-back and casual.

Who wore the look best: Carly Steel or Diana Hopper? Vote now in the poll below!

Nama-say what?! Real Housewives of New Jersey alum Danielle Staub spoke exclusively with Us Weekly about her Wednesday, October 19, yoga reunion with former enemy Teresa Giudice.

According to the 54-year-old reality TV vet, who exited the hit docuseries in 2010 after two seasons, she and Giudice, 44, have put their drama-filled past behind them.

"It was a long time coming. I think there’s a good chance we shocked the whole world today — and definitely the whole yoga class! We reconnected and it has been so natural and great,” Staub explained to Us of their hangout session, which was documented via social media. “Today was the first time I have seen her in all these years. She reached out to me a few weeks ago to talk and catch up on our families.”

As RHONJ fans are well aware, the Bergen County residents repeatedly butted heads and made hurtful allegations about each other during their time together on the show. (Giudice accused Staub of being a prostitute, and Staub claimed that Giudice’s Franklin Lakes mansion was in foreclosure, among other jabs.)

The tension came to a head in a now-iconic season 1 scene in which Giudice flipped a table and called Staub a “prostitution whore!” during a particularly heated verbal spat. Despite their rocky background, the Bravolebrities have learned to forgive and forget.

“She asked me if I’m into yoga while we were talking, and she said she would take a class with me,” Staub told Us of how their reunion came about. “So I invited her to meet me at my regular class today. We hugged and it was very good to see her. Everyone in the class was like, ‘Did I just witness that?’”

After breaking a sweat, the unlikely duo caught up over smoothies. “Afterwards, we went to Jamba Juice together and had a nice long talk. I’ll let her tell you what we talked about, but it would be fair to say we discussed our old cast,” Staub said. “She and I have been treated the same way by the rest of the OGs in the cast so we have a lot to bond over … I think now both of our intentions is to leave the past in the past.” 

Jacqueline Laurita and sisters Caroline and Dina Manzo also participated in seasons 1 and 2 alongside Staub and Giudice. Since her early days on the show, reformed fire starter Giudice has seemingly become more humble after completing an 11-month prison sentence for fraud at Connecticut’s Danbury Federal Correctional Facility last December.

Naturally, fans have been incessantly asking Staub if her meeting with Giudice means she will be rejoining the cast of RHONJ for season 8.

“That’s an Andy Cohen question,” the mom of two — she shares college-aged daughters Christine and Jillian with ex-husband Thomas Staub — told Us. “But when he saw the photo, his tweet shows he never expected that.”

When the executive producer, 48, caught wind of the ladies’ unexpected get-together, he retweeted the photo from Giudice’s account and simply wrote, “WOWZA!”

For her part, Staub — who is now dating former Yankees baseball player and businessman Marty Caffrey — seems to be down with reclaiming her title as a Housewife. “Since I have made up with Teresa, I think season 8 would be the place to really do it,” she shared with Us. “But we’ll see what happens."

Shady's back, tell a friend! Eminem released a new diss track about Donald Trump (among other stars) titled "Campaign Speech" hours before the final 2016 presidential debate on Wednesday, October 19.

The 44-year-old rapper (born Marshall Mathers) dropped the surprise 8-minute song on Twitter, where he also confirmed that he's preparing a new LP. "Don't worry I'm working on an album! Here's something meanwhile," he tweeted alongside a link to the tune.

"Campaign Speech" features a minimalistic beat and no drums beneath Eminem's vocals. The earworm takes a page from the MC's signature no-holds-barred attitude as he effortlessly rhymes several controversial statements about Trump, Trayvon Martin,George Zimmerman, 50 Cent,Vivica A. Fox and more.

"Consider me a dangerous man / But you should be afraid of this dang candidate," he raps in the bit about the 70-year-old Republican presidential candidate. "You say Trump don't kiss ass like a puppet? / 'Cause he runs his campaign with his own cash for the funding? / And that's what you wanted? / A f--kin' loose cannon who's blunt with his hand on the button? / Who doesn't have to answer to no one? Great idea!"

Slim Shady's innovative bars on "Campaign Speech" also range from "stegosaurus, Chuck Norris with a thesaurus" to "dressing George Zimmerman in a fluorescent orange."

Eminem's forthcoming ninth studio album will be his first since 2013's The Marshall Mathers LP 2. Earlier this summer, he quashed feud rumors when he performed as a surprise guest atDrake's concert in Detroit, Michigan.

Listen to "Campaign Speech" below!

Touché. Condoleezza Riceperfectly shut down Donald Trump after he reportedly called her a bitch during a 2006 speech at the Javits Center in New York City.

After New York Daily Newsand Deadspin first reported the remarks, CNN verified Trump’s comments, which were caught on video.

"I wish she was a bitch. I don't care if she's a lovely woman. I want somebody that can go and make deals,” the Republican presidential nominee said during a November 19, 2006, speech at the Learning Annex Real Estate & Wealth Expo. “She goes to countries, nothing ever happens. Except sound bytes.”

NYDN and Deadspin originally reported that Trump stated: “Condoleezza Rice, she’s a lovely woman, but I think she’s a bitch. She goes around to other countries and other nations, negotiates with their leaders, comes back and nothing ever happens.”

When CNN reached out to the former Secretary of State regarding Trump’s “bitch” comment, Rice perfectly responded.

“Can’t wait until November 9!” the 61-year-old wrote to CNN in an email, hinting at Trump’s forthcoming possible loss to his opponent, another former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.

The Republican politician previously bashed the businessman via a Facebook post after his 2005 audio surfaced online.

"Enough! Donald Trump should not be president,” Rice wrote on October 8 in response to Trump's lewd comments. “He should withdraw.”

The controversial Republican nominee will sound off against Clinton during the final debate tonight, Wednesday, October 19, at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. ET. Stay with Us Weekly throughout the evening for a complete recap of the event.