Jennifer Lopez
Dwayne Johnson
Vanessa Hudgens
Billy Bob Thornton
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery…
So let’s hope Rihanna saw the funny side when Jennifer Lopez impersonated her on Saturday Night Live.
Wearing a short blonde cropped wig styled like Rihanna and a military-style jacket, Lopez sang in the same style as the Bajan star in a spoof of the We Are The World single.
Lopez’s costume looked remarkably like the costume sported by Rihanna out and about in New York last June.
The Latina singer, 40, sang: ‘There comes a time – when we heed a certain call – when the world must come together as one.’
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Jennifer Lopez is convinced she would struggle as a single mother – because she relies heavily on husband Marc Anthony’s help.
The couple welcomed twins Max and Emme in 2008, and after shooting her film The Back-Up Plan – about a woman who is artificially inseminated – she’s ruled out undergoing in vitro fertilisation to have any more children.
And Lopez insists she admires women who go through the treatment without a partner to help raise the child.
She tells USA Today, “I know a couple of people, both people I work with and friends, who have done this. I just don’t know if I could do this, honestly. Now I know how much I rely on my partner.
“Knowing what single mums go through, I think it takes such an amazing person to do that. You get to a point in your life and you think about it, and I think it’s a beautiful thing to be able to find the strength to do that on your own.”
Jennifer Lopez and Mark Sanchez
Olivia Munn and Marisa Miller
Jennifer Lopez with Shawn Wayans and Marlon Wayans
Eli Manning of the NY Giants and Taylor Lautner
Tom Arnold and Brian McKnight
Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick
Mark Sanchez of the New York Jets and Eli Manning
Marisa Miller and former NFL player Warren Moon
Michael Clark Duncan
Boxer Evander Holyfield
Former NFL player Eric “Big E” Ogbogu
Aides to Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband, Ojani Noa, say they want to quiz Sean “Puffy” Combs in open court on whether he filmed a sex tape with the singer.
Ed Meyer, Noa’s business manager, told us he was ready to call Combs as a witness in court proceedings and quiz him on the possible existence of an alleged sex tape of the pair, who dated for over two years until 2001. Meyer also said he intended to put J.Lo on the witness stand and ask her about her sexuality since she was allegedly seen kissing a woman in another video filmed more than a decade ago.
The move is part of a legal battle over Noa’s attempt to release a video he shot of J.Lo when they were married for a year in 1997. J.Lo’s lawyers have gotten an injunction blocking the release on the basis that the video is private and personal. Meyer insists the footage is not overtly sexual, containing nothing more than images of the star kissing a woman and performing a lap dance.
Meyer told Page Six, “Ojani’s footage is not a sex tape. In addition to kissing women, there are points where she’s lap dancing Ojani [and others]. All with her clothes on. We’re trying to establish that it’s not a sex tape and therefore usable in Ojani’s movie.”
Meyer says he wants to call Combs to attempt to illustrate any differences between videos he and Lopez may have made and the one Noa possesses. Meyer said, “We will ask: Is there a sex tape between [him] and Lopez, and what does it involve?”
There is no proof the rumored J.Lo and Puffy sex tape exists.
Jay Lavely, Lopez’s lawyer, said, “Ed Meyer’s comments are false and ridiculous. Ms. Lopez will be completely vindicated on her claims in this matter.”
On Friday, Lopez lost a motion to have the case with Noa settled in arbitration, and another court date was scheduled for March 4.
A source close to J.Lo said, “Meyer will say anything for publicity.”
Jennifer Lopez
Makeup artist Scott Barnes
Kelly Rowland
Wendy Williams
Kat Deluna
Jennifer Lopez is ELLE’s February cover girl. In the February issue she speaks on motherhood, heartbreak, and the future of her career.
On why she never considered in vitro fertilization, like her character in The Back-Up Plan:
“When it comes to family and relationships, I’m quite traditional. Just because of the way I was raised. And I also believe in God and I have a lot of faith in that, so I just felt like you don’t mess with things like that. And I guess deep down I really felt like either this is not going to happen for me or it is. You know what I mean? And if it is, it will. And if it’s not, it’s not going to.”
On the merit of her romantic comedies:
“I think Maid in Manhattan and Monster-in-Law are very layered movies. And that’s why they’re so successful. People don’t like shitty romantic comedies. Nothing that’s shitty is going to make $100 million.”
On hosting a dinner for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor:
“She didn’t realize what she was going to symbolize. And it’s always scary to be thrown into it–that’s what I felt like when I did Selena. You’re thrown out there, and all of a sudden you’re not anonymous. You are now known. And that’s a lot to handle. It’s scary at first. Then you get used to it. And so she was in that moment of her life where it’s just like, What the hell? Everybody’s clapping for me. People are writing about me, talking about me, I’m on TV. She was just a judge in New York.”
To read the entire interview and see more great photos visit:
http://www.elle.com/Pop-Culture/Cover-Shoots/Jennifer-Lopez
It is the curvaceous derrière which launched a modern-day diva.
But as Jennifer Lopez cavorted on stage in an utterly unforgiving diamanté-studded catsuit last night, her once ample bottom appeared to have been downsized.
Suffice it to say, there was no space for any lumps or bumps in a figure-hugging outfit which stole the show.
She teamed the catsuit – which looked see-through under the stage lights – with a pair of matching diamanté studded ankle boots.
The 40-year-old singer was performing her 1999 hits Waiting For Tonight and Let’s Get Loud and her new single Louboutins at Times Square in New York to celebrate the start of 2010.
Despite miserable weather, more than 750,000 revellers braved the cold and rain to watch J.Lo sing. Millions also watched the show on television.
‘You didn’t think I could do that in the rain did you?’ she said after risking a major wardrobe malfunction with a hugely energetic routine.
Her audience cheered as she writhed on the stage before high-kicking along to Frank Sinatra’s classic New York, New York.
J.Lo grew up in the Bronx but admitted she had never been to Times Square to celebrate New Year’s Eve.
After her performance, she told host Ryan Seacrest: ‘This is my first time ever coming down here. It’s just so much good, hopeful, amazing, loving energy. I feel like a little girl!’
Seacrest, who was presenting Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, couldn’t hide his admiration for J.Lo’s costume.
He grinned: ‘That outfit has made my year!’
