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I'll always remember Leslie Jordan as Brother Boy, a Tammy Wynette-loving drag queen, in the Texas-set 'Sordid Lives' film  Houston Chronicle

Del Shores Looks Back On Making Cult Gay Classic ‘Sordid Lives’  IndieWire

A Cast of Characters  Palm Springs Life

'Sordid Lives' sequel returns to Camelot for world premiere  The Desert Sun

‘A Very Sordid Wedding’: Film Review  hollywoodreporter.com

Sordid Lives and a One Man Performance in Knoxville: An Interview with Del Shores  Inside of Knoxville

Del Shores Returns To the 'Sordid' World 17 Years Later  Entertainment Weekly

‘Sordid Celebration of Lives’ Is Meaningful Family Reunion  cvindependent.com

Sorting Out 'Sordid Lives'  Backstage

“Sordid Lives” author Del Shores brings “Six Characters” to Atlanta in one-man show  ARTS ATL

A Sordid Interview: Del Shores Dishes on Graceland, Leslie Jordan, Olivia Newton John, and Stacey Campfield  Memphis Flyer

Del Shores’ Comedy ‘Sordid Lives’ on iTunes, WolfeOnDemand  goweho.com

Del Shores ‘Very Sordid Wedding’ Makes Texas Premiere in SA  Out in SA

'A Very Sordid Wedding' Review:  Variety

"Sordid Lives" Back In Action  CBS News

'Del's Not Driving, Who's Got the Wheel?' The official story of our road trip to Winters  Abilene Reporter-News

Now Streaming, ‘Sordid Lives: The Series’ Deserves Its Second Life  IndieWire

The Movie That Keeps on Giving  Palm Springs Life

A Very Sordid Wedding Premieres in Palm Springs  Palm Springs Life

Peek into Sordid Lives of small-town Texas  Chron

MOVIES Del Shores film a 'Sordid' affair  Windy City Times

Dhurandhar 2025 – A peek into the sordid lives of real Indian spies  Mint

A Very Sordid Homecoming: Winters' Del Shores back to celebrate his stories, Pride gains  Abilene Reporter-News

Sordid Lives  Variety

'Sordid Lives' sequel opens at Palace Picture House  Chattanooga Times Free Press

Sordid Lives (2000) Blu-ray  Blu-ray.com

Leslie Jordan, a Quarantine Hero With Memorable Roles in 'Will and Grace' and 'Sordid Lives,' Dead at 67  Rolling Stone

'Sordid Lives' a raunchy comedy that is mostly funny | Theater Review  Santa Cruz Sentinel