Gay of the dead

A man has been arrested after two people were killed and more than a dozen injured in a mass shooting in Oslo. This morning, a city official confirmed the incident was being investigated as an act of terrorism. The shooting happened early on Saturday outside London Pub, a popular gay bar in the downtown area of the Norwegian capital. Two died and 14 people were rushed to hospital following the incident, with three people in critical condition. A suspect, a year-old Norwegian citizen of Iranian origin, was detained minutes after the shooting.

For one, it allows AMC to have some independence in its storytelling. Without it, we would've never been introduced to characters like Daryl and Sasha. However, the show made the right choice in keeping an aspect of its source material with the character not Messiah of Jesus. In "The Walking Dead" comics, he's gay.

Narrator Kenny is a skint Irish lad visiting his friend Byron, who's squatting in London making Guinness money by blowing old queens in the local boozer. When the murder of a local Michael Praed sparks rumours of hidden cash, the two embark on a madcap treasure hunt. Sexual favours and lifeless bodies abound, but Kenny's remorseless updates on the rising number of dead gay guys feel more bad taste than black comedy, and Byron's derisory exploitation of homosexuals is both unpleasant and unresolved. There are moments of cameo-based amusement - watching Steven Berkoff shagging T'Pau's Carol Decker to death is not something you see every day - and some of the 'scene' gags may raise a smile from those in the know. Ultimately, though, this crime caper is all shocks and no heart.

The developers of Dead by Daylight announced on Wednesday that David King, a character introduced to the game in , is gay. Reactions ranged from joyful to outraged, and a Reddit thread discussing the decision was ultimately locked. Dead by Daylight is a multiplayer horror game in which a team of survivors attempt to outwit a killer either inspired by or directly pulled from slasher flicks like A Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween.