Creator of HBO's 'Chernobyl' Says Show's Dog Death Scene Is a 'Toned Down' Version of Real Events

Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images For some dog lovers things got too bleak on Monday’s episode of the show, which showed workers known as “liquidators” shooting dogs left behind at the exclusion site surrounding the power plant to prevent the spread of radiation contamination. “I know that was hard. Just so there’s no confusion— the story of the liquidators is real. It happened. And we actually toned it down from the full story,” Mazin tweeted on May 27.

Creator of the Sourtoe Cocktail Dies, Donates His Toes to Bar to Keep Creepy Drink Tradition Going

Photo: Facebook Captain Dick Stevenson — the creator of Sourtoe Cocktail has died. He was 89. The former bartender’s legacy, however, will live forever. Dixie explained toThe Globe and Mailthat in her father’s will, he asked that all 10 of his toes be taken to the Downtown Hotel in Dawson City, Canada where the cocktail is served. “I’m pretty sure I’m the only daughter in history that has to, following my dad’s will, make sure that his toes are removed and dried and make it up to Dawson City,” Dixie told CBC.

Creators of Controversial Gay Jesus Netflix Special Attacked on Christmas Eve

Photo: Netflix Porta dos Fundos, the Brazilian YouTube comedy group that created the controversial Netflix special depicting a gay Jesus, was attacked on Christmas Eve. The group revealed the news in a statement on Instagram, explaining that the backdoor of their Rio de Janeiro headquarters was hit with a number of Molotov cocktails — a device typically consisting of a bottle filled with flammable liquid. Porta dos Fundos shared in the statement, which has been translated to English, that a security guard, who happened to be on duty at the time of the incident, was able to contain the fire, which “endangered several innocent lives in the company and on the street.

Creators of Same-Sex Barbie Wedding Set Become First Gay Couple to Wed at Arizona Venue

Matt Jacobi and Nick Caprio, creators of the viral“Same-Sex Barbie Wedding Set,”are now married.The couple, who have been together for 12 years, said “I do” on May 25 in an elegant ceremony at the Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch, making history as the first gay couple to host a wedding at the renown venue.“The resort is a staple venue in the Scottsdale area and we had no idea we’d be the first same-sex couple to get married there,” Jacobi, 38, said while reflecting on hiswedding day.

Creed Singer Scott Stapp Chops Off His Signature Long Hair Celebrating 5 Years of Sobriety

Photo: Ana Monique Scott Stappis saying out with old and in with the new — look! The Creed singer, 45, tweeted out a picture of himself and his son, Anthony, 14 months, revealing a surprisingly clean-cut style. “Headed to Puerto Rico for a show this Saturday at Luis A. Ferré Performing Arts Center in Bellas Artes,” he wrote alongside the sweet photo. “Going to miss my little guy. I think he’s digging the new cut.