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How did George Michael die?
In the days following Michaels death, an autopsy was conducted that led to inconclusive results. At the time, the Thames Valley police released a statement saying that Michaels death was unexplained but not suspicious.

Over the course of the next few months, extensive additional testing was done, which ultimately determined Michaels death to be from natural causes. According to the coroner investigating the singer's death, Michael had been suffering from dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis and fatty liver.

Per the Mayo Clinic, dilated cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart when the left ventricle stretches and fails to pump blood. Heart failure can occur as the muscle becomes weaker. Myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart usually caused by a viral infection.

Meanwhile, fatty liver disease is the buildup of fat in the liver, which, according to Mayo Clinic, is most commonly caused by alcoholism. (The disease can, however, affect people who are not heavy drinkers.) Other frequent causes of fatty liver include obesity and diabetes.

Enquiries into the death of George Michael have been concluded and the final post mortem report received," the coroner said in a statement. "As there is a confirmed natural cause of death, being Dilated Cardiomyopathy with Myocarditis and Fatty Liver, the investigation is being discontinued and there is no need for an inquest or any further enquiries."

Damn they must have been the only one bidding if it was just 50 cents

Im eager to see how this new game resonates, especially following the success of The Last of Us, as it *could redefine mainstream perceptions of gaming.

So if they make a 3rd one I guess it will be called Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

thats the difference between race, nationality and culture.

its not gate keeping because Im not saying youre not apart of the culture or that you arent black or anything like that. Im saying that song is hard to miss without being in your own world and youve clearly missed somethings culturally if thats the case.. You cant gate keep culture cause that goes in the face of what culture is, you can push out disingenuous people, but actually gate keeping kills culture.

uhhhh its one of the driving force behind her album beating thriller, its won Grammys and is already considered critically one of the best RnB songs in 25 years and broke multiple the charts records for a RnB song.

also what song would you think is better

Shes got 10 years as an artist, 3 popular and critically acclaimed albums and song writing credits for Rihanna among others.

Its 100% fair to call her THE generational RnB act, either that or second to Beyonce

Yeah Kendrick Questioned drakes sense of community and connection to the culture, while Rick Ross and Kendrick where calling him white boy, it wasnt because hes not black its because hes not native to the culture, due to his upbringing.

again you cant make the conflation that being black and being of black Americans culture are the same thing.

and I would again argue the biggest RnB song of the last 5 years minimum that was considered an instant timeless classic is something youd hear around if you werent actively avoiding it.

Like to have legitimately never heard not even snooze but a single sza song, you had to have actively tried.

like you keep saying maybe they just missed the song, but like genuinely how the fuck do you miss a song like that, without.

Not listening to any new music
avoiding radio or store sounds or tv soundtracks
Avoiding large black American gatherings
avoiding social media
not have any friends who you discuss or listen or music with or friends who also do the other 4 things.

legitimat question, how can you do that AND confidently say youre up to date/ in tune with black American culture.

Like SZA isnt a small act Id legitimately say shes a top 20 artist in terms of success/sales right now, across all music.

But this isnt just a sza thing

Like I would also say if you never heard before I let you go, you arent black American culturally at all.

A Pennsylvania teenager had to be resuscitated in March when he went into cardiac arrest after he drank Panera Breads highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade, a lawsuit says.

The suit, obtained first by NBC News, was filed Monday in U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania just under two weeks after Panera announced it was discontinuing the controversial beverage. It is at least the fourth lawsuit filed against the bakery-cafe chain over the drink, which previous suits have blamed for two deaths and a womans permanent health problems.

Panera has denied wrongdoing in legal documents. It did not immediately respond to questions about Mondays lawsuit.

The complaint alleges that Luke Adams, 18, had no known health issues when he bought a chicken sandwich and a large Charged Lemonade on March 9 in his hometown, Monroeville. That evening, Adams went to a movie theater with friends. While they were watching the film, a friend heard Adams making unusual sounds, the suit says. The friend then realized Adams had become unresponsive.

Two nurses and a cardiologist who happened to be in the theater performed CPR, the lawsuit said. They also used an automated external defibrillator to shock Adams heart which undoubtedly helped his chances of surviving, said Dr. Andrew Pogozelski, the cardiologist who has treated Adams since the incident.

He was about as close as you can come to being dead, said Pogozelski, chief of cardiology at Allegheny Health Networks Forbes Hospital in Monroeville. This was about as unlucky as you can get for this to happen to an 18-year-old, otherwise healthy person but about as lucky as you can get for people in the movie theater to know what they were doing.

Uhhhhh no thats not what that means lmao.

Black culture does not equal blackness thats such a weird equivalence to make. if you think Im saying that, I can see why you got so upset, but thats on you because I never said that.

and i doubt the algorithm, would have you listening to two of sza equally popular and most frequent collaborators and snooze not come up in your algorithm, and even if it didnt (probably because youd be on a rap only search) youd still be aware of who she is.

So for one, being attached to black American culture, or not doesnt define your blackness, I never said that and thats on you guys if you guys every made that implication. Ive literally said my own dad would probably be one of those people because he actively does avoid most modern music. I wouldnt say hes not black, but I would say he actively avoids engaging with modern black culture for the most part, he likes the music he grew up with and thats enough for him, but even then Im still sure hes heard a sza song without actually knowing it was sza.

basically everyone got mad I said youre not actively apart of black American culture for not knowing one of the biggest acts in not only urban music but music in general right now

i think its a very fair metric though culture is defined by shared experiences, and while obviously not everyone shares EVERY experience, its certain things that its hard to miss without actively not participating in said culture.

I would say the same thing if somebody said they never heard anything about the Kendrick and Drake beef for example. Or had to have the Ralph Lauren FUBU line explained to them ya know (without being a young kid or a very old adult)

and not participating in the culture doesnt suddenly mean you arent black if thats what you guys are trying to imply Im saying.

Most likely

No, her sisters are bad guys and a recurring boss fight in the game.

THEY ARE BULLYING HER BECAUSE SHE IS TRANS

her sisters are transphobic bigots

They are. The sisters are terrible and don't accept it, that's the point.

Because they absolutely are. That's the main reason why Vivian defects to Mario.