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Actress Naya Rivera has been confirmed dead, five days after she disappeared during a trip on California’s Lake Piru with her 4-year-old son.
Rivera was 33.
During a news conference, Sheriff Bill Ayub said, “We are confident the body we found is that of Naya Rivera. It has been an extremely difficult time for her family throughout this ordeal … our hearts are with them and we share in their grief for Naya’s loss.”
The Sheriff shared that there was no evidence of foul play or suicide.
Sadly, today marks the seven-year anniversary of “Glee” co-star Cory Monteith’s death. Monteith was 31 when he died of a heroin overdose in 2013.
Rivera began her acting career at the age of four with a recurring role on the CBS sitcom “The Royal Family.” Endorsed by legendary comedian Redd Foxx, on “The Arsenio Hall Show,” Rivera would star in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Family Matters,” and “The Bernie Mac Show.”
Cast members from “Glee,” where Rivera played Santana Lopez visited Lake Piru today to pay tribute to Rivera, along with her family.
Rivera leaves behind her four-year-old son Josey who she shared with ex-husband Ryan Dorsey.
According to Sheriff Ayub, Dorsey said, “He and Naya swam in the lake together. Her son described being helped into the boat by Naya. He looked back and saw her disappear under the surface of the water.”
Three months earlier, Dorsey and Rivera had agreed on joint custody. On Sunday, Dorsey was seen joining in the search for Rivera, getting into the water with Rivera’s family, including her mother who called out to her from the shore and her father who swam in the lake searching for her.
Some of Rivera’s last posts on social media seemed to send an eerily appropriate message.
On July 2, she tweeted: “no matter the year, circumstance, or strifes every day you’re alive is a blessing,” she added. “make the most of today and every day you are given. tomorrow is not promised.”
And the day before she went missing, she shared a picture of herself and her son Josey with the caption, “Just the two of us.”
Source: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Getty
Actress Naya Rivera has been confirmed dead, five days after she disappeared during a trip on California’s Lake Piru with her 4-year-old son.
Rivera was 33.
During a news conference, Sheriff Bill Ayub said, “We are confident the body we found is that of Naya Rivera. It has been an extremely difficult time for her family throughout this ordeal … our hearts are with them and we share in their grief for Naya’s loss.”
The Sheriff shared that there was no evidence of foul play or suicide.
Sadly, today marks the seven-year anniversary of “Glee” co-star Cory Monteith’s death. Monteith was 31 when he died of a heroin overdose in 2013.
Rivera began her acting career at the age of four with a recurring role on the CBS sitcom “The Royal Family.” Endorsed by legendary comedian Redd Foxx, on “The Arsenio Hall Show,” Rivera would star in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” “Family Matters,” and “The Bernie Mac Show.”
Cast members from “Glee,” where Rivera played Santana Lopez visited Lake Piru today to pay tribute to Rivera, along with her family.
Rivera leaves behind her four-year-old son Josey who she shared with ex-husband Ryan Dorsey.
According to Sheriff Ayub, Dorsey said, “He and Naya swam in the lake together. Her son described being helped into the boat by Naya. He looked back and saw her disappear under the surface of the water.”
Three months earlier, Dorsey and Rivera had agreed on joint custody. On Sunday, Dorsey was seen joining in the search for Rivera, getting into the water with Rivera’s family, including her mother who called out to her from the shore and her father who swam in the lake searching for her.
Some of Rivera’s last posts on social media seemed to send an eerily appropriate message.
On July 2, she tweeted: “no matter the year, circumstance, or strifes every day you’re alive is a blessing,” she added. “make the most of today and every day you are given. tomorrow is not promised.”
And the day before she went missing, she shared a picture of herself and her son Josey with the caption, “Just the two of us.”
Paper Mario: The Origami King hits the Switch next week, on July 17. It looks like it will be a worthwhile Nintendo diversion. The publisher showed off some more live gameplay during a Nintendo Treehouse broadcast Friday morning. Origami King is a single-player RPG adventure featuring a puzzle-based combat system. The ring-oriented battles occur in two phases. The battles rely on the player’s timing, but don’t grant experience points the way, for instance, a Pokémon duel would.
“We are seeing Mario and Luigi enter Toad Town,” Nintendo’s Ethan Stockton narrates. “They’ve been invited here by Princess Peach, to join in on an origami festival, but something seems to be wrong. There’s not a whole lot of Toads to be seen.”
In the game’s playful narrative, the power-hungry King Olly occupies Peach’s castle. The Origami King corrupts the inhabitants of the Mushroom Kingdom, folding and bending them to his will. After being confronted by the newly “folded” Princess Peach, Mario falls through a trapdoor and into the castle’s dungeon. Down in the dark, he encounters a bitter, folded-up Bowser. Mario also meets a helpful new companion: King Olly’s sister, Olivia.
“Fans of [2004’s] Thousand-Year Door will be pleased to hear there’s a bit more emphasis on The Origami King’s story than previous Paper Mario games,” USgamer’s Nadia Oxford writes in her early impressions of the game. “I can’t say I won’t get tired of how solving each battle puzzle makes me feel like a clever girl. I also can’t say I won’t get tired of watching Toads pelt my enemies after I give them a good payday, but I doubt that’s going to be a problem. I can say there’s a lot of love and personality in The Origami King, and I can say it’s built on a unique battle system.”
Paper Mario: The Origami King is available for pre-order in the eShop for $59.99.
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