Actor Jan Schwieterman, best known for his 1997 role in the comedy film, “Good Burger,” has died after a bout with cancer.

Jan passed away on February 28 at Mercy Hospital in Washington, Missouri, according to an online obituary.

His brother, Chad, wrote on Facebook earlier this month that Jan was recently diagnosed with an aggressive form of stage 4 cancer.

Jan grew up in the small city of Bluffton, Indiana – before moving to Hollywood after high school to become an actor. He scored some bit parts in TV shows such as “McKenna,” “ER” and “Forever.”

In 1997, Jan landed his breakthrough role as Kurt Bozwell in “Good Burger,” starring Kenan Thompson. Thompson played Dexter Reed, a worker at Good Burger, which was at war with rival fast food restaurant Mondo Burger, owned by Bozwell.

Jan was 52.

Selena Gomez takes the rodeo to the bedroom on her new album with Benny Blanco … unapologetically crooning about their hot sex on their “I Said I Love You First” track, “Cowboy.”

Singing in her signature whisper-pop style, Sel holds nothing back as she instructs her fiancé to put his hands on her and “ride it like a cowboy.”

The “Rare” singer — who released her joint album with Benny Friday — also gets frisky on their track “Bluest Flame” as she sings about wanting to “go all night” and “go insane” with her man.

Not to mention … she cheekily teases Benny in “Sunset Blvd” when she sings about wanting to hold his “big, big, hard … heart.” Fans can probably read between the lines there.

Of course, not the entire album is about their hot and in-love bedroom activities … Selena actually recalls holding an old lover “one last time” in their part-Spanish track “Ojos Tristes.”

Props to SG for including a Spanish track — which also features María Zardoya. Remember … she got torn apart by critics for her Spanish skills in the Oscar-winning film “Emilia Pérez.”

The “Only Murders in the Building” star also brings up an ex in “Young and Hotter Than Me,” a sorrowful ballad in which she regrets not moving on from someone sooner and wishing she “never loved” them.

She also recounts going back to her former flame time and time again in “Don’t Wanna Cry.” Of course, she doesn’t mention any names … but it’s not easy to forget about her off-and-on eight-year romance with Justin Bieber.

A large fire erupted near London’s Heathrow Airport on Thursday, causing a massive power outage and shutting down one of Europe’s busiest travel hubs for at least 24 hours, according to authorities.

Dramatic video posted online shows the thick flames raging inside an electrical substation close to the airport with smoke billowing into the sky.

Officials said 1,300 flights were affected and an estimated 145,000 passengers were also impacted. Officials also cautioned travelers there would be more disruptions over the next several days.

The United Kingdom’s energy minister said the cause of the blaze is under investigation, but no foul play is suspected. Nobody has been reported injured or killed.

Meanwhile, CNN said hundreds of planes bound for Heathrow from around the world were diverted midflight, mainly from Asia and the Pacific.