Lea Michele deactivates her Twitter amid bullying over Naya Rivera, bad behavior allegations

 George Floyd was projected in front of a Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia on Tuesday night.

was announced last week, after the Obamas’ production company Higher Ground struck a deal with Spotify last year.“Given everything that’s going on right now, from the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and the ongoing protests and conversations that are testing our patience—and our consciences… not to mention all the challenges we’re experiencing due to the pandemic, I think that these days, a lot of people are questioning just where and how they can fit into a community,”

Also Read: George Floyd's Family Sues City of Minneapolis, Cops Involved in His DeathHonoré continued, “They’re wearing these uniforms as a function of intimidation, to look like warriors. Real soldiers just don’t walk up to people and start beating on them.

Lea Michele, who is pregnant with her first child, was spotted in California one day after honoring her late Glee costars Naya Rivera and Cory Monteith.The actress, 33, went out for a walk in Santa Monica with her mother, Edith Sarfati, on Tuesday, July 14, in photos posted by the Daily Mail. Michele cradled her baby bump, which was wrapped in a casual green dress.

Lea Michele looked somber and lost in thought as she walked around Los Angeles on July 14, holding her baby bump through her sundress. The actress, 33, was spotted just one day after her Glee co-star, Naya Rivera, was found dead of an accidental drowning. Naya’s body was found on July 13, the seventh anniversary of Lea’s fiancé, Cory Monteith‘s passing.

Lea Michele steps out for a walk with her mom Edith Sarfati on Tuesday (July 14) in Santa Monica, Calif.

Lea Michele quietly deactivated her Twitter account and fans believe she did so because of the online bullying she received over Naya Rivera's disappearance.Bullies seemed to have driven Michele off her Twitter page, while the search for Rivera continues at Lake Piru in California.

Lea Michele is taking a step back from social media. The Glee and Scream Queens alum deactivated her Twitter on Saturday and didn't say a word.

Lea Michele's Twitter account had been deleted, leaving only a note from Twitter on her @leamichele page that read, "This account does not exist."The change left fans debating why the former "Glee" star went offline — and there are a host of possible reasons, not least of which is the flood of bad on-set behavior accusations Lea faced on social media after she tweeted about George Floyd's death in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.Lea has since apologized at length for her

Eminem slams “dirty cops” and people who refuse to wear face masks amid the coronavirus pandemic in his new single.

Grammy categories will no longer be used by the streaming service in the UK.“Moving forward, we won’t be using the word ‘urban’ in the UK anymore,” Safiya Lambie-Knight, Spotify UK’s head of artist and label partnerships, tells Music Week.

In the past month, we've heard Kanye West on two new songs and seen him donate $2 million to the families of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. We've also seen him announce (again) a 2020 presidential candidacy bid, despite reportedly filing no actual paperwork.

The Washington, D.C. NFL team on Friday morning said it would undergo a "thorough review" of the team name amid renewed outcry over its highly offensive brand.

R&B music sensation Ashanti has been more low-key in recent months and has switched things up a bit after the COVID-19 pandemic started dominating the headlines around the globe. Ja Rule’s frequent collaborator has also turned her focus to social justice and even attended a protest in New York following the death of George Floyd.

The Black Lives Matter movement took center stage at the2020 BET Awards. The Sunday night awards ceremony, hosted by comedian and actress Amanda Seales, saw a number of impactful musical performances and moving acceptance speeches from the evening's winners.

By the looks of things, Terry Crews has no plans to ever back down from the recent controversial comments he made about racism in the wake of George Floyd’s death. Via social media, the actor angered many by sharing a series of tweets where he spoke about police brutality and systemic racism in America.