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credit: Leslie Jordan IG It is a devastating day for Leslie Jordan fans. He was the little Southern man with a big personality. Sadly, it will be his legacy that lives on. The actor, known for his roles on Will & Grace and most recently Call Me Kat , died after a car crash, according to Page Six . He was 67. Apparently, he was in his BMW when he experienced a medical emergency that caused a wreck. Jordan then crashed into a building. The actor became even more beloved during the pandemic when he would pop up on social media to entertain fans. Jordan would greet them as "fellow hunker downers." His dancing and sweet southern drawl will desperately be missed. No word on how Call Me Kat will handle his passing as Season 3 is still currently in production. Our hearts are broken. 

  photo courtesy of nbc.com For all of you 'Will and Grace' fans, this is for you! Season 11 (or three of the revival) was supposed to return in 2020 but much to our delight, it will be returning tomorrow night! Yes everyone, set your DVRs for NBC at 930pm because Will, Grace, Jack, and Karen are back. Sadly, this is their last hoorah as this will be the official final season for the series (until the next revival season comes around). Rumors are flying cast members Megan Mullally (Karen) and Debra Messing have not been on the best terms, causing the show to end prematurely but nothing has officially been confirmed. Instead, this is what NBC had to say back in July: "We think of the Will and Grace reboot episodes the way Karen Walker thinks of martinis- 51 is not enough, 53 is too many. That is why, after consulting with the cast, we have decided this will be the final season of Will and Grace."   Truthfully, this past season has been one of the funniest e...

It sucks to have to share this because he is such a doll and so damn talented but Sean Hayes new sitcom is officially dunzo. "Sean Saves the World," helmed by Hayes, who played Jack on "Will & Grace" did not live up to the hype, despite being hysterically funny.