Aww! Jennifer Lopez Gushes About ‘Building A Family’ With Ben Affleck!

Jennifer Lopez introduced her child, Emme Maribel Muñiz, 14, to the stage, using gender-neutral pronouns at the LA Dodgers Foundation Blue Diamond Gala on Thursday night in Los Angeles.  "The last time we performed together was in a big stadium like this, and I ask them to sing with me all the time, and they won't," Lopez told the crowd. "So this is a very special occasion.They are very, very busy.

Jennifer Lopez has collaborated with her “favourite duet partner” in a live show, her 14 year old child Emme.The 52 year old star was performing at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles on Thursday when she introduced a special guest to the stage with a sweet introduction.The singer was wearing a pair of green high waisted trousers and a matching feathered coat as she introduced her teenager with they/them pronouns. J Lo said: “The last time we performed together was in a big stadium like this and I ask them to sing with me all the time, and they won't. So this is a very special occasion.They are very, very busy.

Jennifer Lopez referred to her child using gender-neutral pronouns ahead of duet at a concert this week. The singer performed on Thursday (16 June) in Los Angeles, and welcomed Emme Maribel Muñiz, 14, to the stage at the LA Dodgers Foundation Blue Diamond Gala. Lopez called Emme “my favourite duet partner”, telling the crowd: “The last time we performed together was in a big stadium like this and I ask them to sing with me all the time, and they won’t.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck hold hands on the set of his new Nike movie on Friday (June 17) in Los Angeles.

Jennifer Lopez “got loud” with her daughter Emme in Los Angeles on Thursday night.

What a difference a year can make. Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have both moved on since their broken engagement — but are they on good terms?

Jennifer Lopez is one of the most famous musicians and actresses in the world, recently telling her truth in the tell-all Halftime documentary.

Jennifer Lopez revealed her mother used to "beat" her and her siblings in her latest documentary "Halftime." Lopez, 52, opened up in the documentary about her childhood and the strained relationship she had with her mother, Guadalupe "Lupe" Rodriguez. "She did what she had to do to survive, and it made her strong, but it also made her tough," Lopez said, (via Yahoo). "She beat the sh-- out of us." Jennifer Lopez opened up about her strained relationship with her mother during her documentary film "Halftime." "I was far from the perfect mother," Rodriguez said.

Jennifer Lopez is getting candid about her complicated relationship with her mother Guadalupe “Lupe” Rodriguez.

Jennifer Lopez shared a heartbreaking confession about her childhood, claiming that her mother used to "beat" her.MORE: Jennifer Lopez reveals how daughter Emme inspired her Halftime performanceThe 52-year-old opened up about her complicated history with her mom, Guadalupe Rodriguez, 76, admitting their strained relationship often lead to her having physical altercations with Jennifer and her sisters, Leslie and Lynda.WATCH: Jennifer Lopez in tears during Halftime documentarySpeaking in her Netflix documentary Halftime, which was released on June 8, Jennifer said: "She did what she had to do to survive, and it made her strong, but it also made her tough. She beat the [expletive] out of us."She added: "I was surrounded by a lot of strong women.

Jennifer Garner.«She was a young theater student, and she came out to do summer-stock theater to get that experience as well, and we did some shows together,» Barber reflected. «My recollection of Jen is the same as everybody’s — she was delightful and wonderful, and everybody had a crush on her at the time.»«She was a genuinely sweet and talented person,» Barber said, adding that, after Garner's career took off, everyone who grew to know her at the theater school was excited for her. «Everyone was proud, and no one was surprised.»Years later, and Barber has become one of TV's iconic sitcom dads, playing George Cooper to a pint-sized Sheldon (played by Iain Armitage) on the hit CBS sit-com.When asked about the status, Barber said, «I don't know about iconic.

Jennifer Lopez’s “Halftime” documentary shows the singer and actress at her most bare. Throughout its runtime, Lopez gets ready for her Superbowl Halftime performance and shows viewers the process of making and producing her critically acclaimed film, “Hustlers.” She also discussed a time when she considered quitting Hollywood and leaving it all behind.

Netflix documentary, “Halftime,” saying in a scene: “She [Rodriguez] did what she had to do to survive, and it made her strong, but it also made her tough. She beat the s–t out of you.”Rodriquez, 76, also appears in the film, admitting she was hard on Lopez and her two sisters, Leslie and Lynda. The matriarch — who immigrated from Puerto Rico — raised her three daughters in the Bronx alongside her husband David, whom she divorced once the girls were grown up.

Jennifer Lopez isn't thinking about her ex-fiancé, Alex Rodriguez, much at all these days. The 46-year-old former MLB player was recently spotted kissing 25-year-old model Kathryne Padgett in Italy, and a source tells ET that Lopez «wishes him the best.»«Jen is focused on herself and doesn't even think twice about A-Rod or his current love life,» the source notes of the triple-threat star, who is once again engaged to Ben Affleck.

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Jennifer Lopez’s documentary “Halftime” is available to stream now, and the 90-minute film has captivated audiences everywhere- including Khloe Kardashian. On Wednesday, the Good American founder shared several clips from the film, on her Instagram story, tagging JLo with the hashtag #Halftime.It’s not surprising Khloe was moved by the film, as she has said in the past that JLo was her curvy rolemodel. The curvy Kardashian opened up about her struggle to find a curvy remodel in 2017.

Jennifer Lopez has revealed that she thought she would receive an Oscars nomination for her work in Hustlers.MORE: Hoda Kotb is all smiles during night out supporting Jennifer LopezThe superstar, who released her Netflix documentary Halftime this week, revealed during the movie that the night before the 2019 nominations were released she told herself: "It's gonna happen, we're gonna be good."WATCH: Jennifer stars in HustlersThat night she said that she had a dream that "it happened" but when she woke in the morning she had texts to confirm that the film hadn't received a single nod."The truth is, I really started to think I was gonna get nominated. I got my hopes up because so many people were telling me I would be.

Jennifer Lopez wants to support Latina women and is taking all steps necessary to empower a new generation of entrepreneurs. The superstar, who recently attended the premiere of her ‘Halftime’ docummentary, announced her new $14 billion partnership with Grameen America.The new deal expects to reach more than 600,000 Latina entrepreneurs across 50 cities in the United States, with a business capital of $14 billion and six million hours of financial education and training.“Being Latino in this country has always been a matter of pride for me.

During the 2020 awards season, everyone and their mother thought Jennifer Lopez was an Oscars lock for her performance in Hustlers — and J.Lo was apparently no exception!

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterJennifer Lopez has always been obsessed with authenticity.It’s there in her music, like the 2014 single “Same Girl,” the radio sensation “I’m Real” with Ja Rule and her signature bop “Jenny From the Block.” In the latter, a girl from the Bronx makes the solemn promise: “No matter where I go, I know where I came from.” It’s also been doled out in her film roles, many of them rags-to-riches fairytales that emphasize both her street smarts and supreme glamour, like “Maid in Manhattan,” “Second Act” and, most recently, “Marry Me.”So the prospect of her all-access documentary – Netflix’s “Halftime,” which opened this year’s Tribeca Film Festival and debuts on the streamer today – not only makes perfect sense for J. Lo-the-brand but also suggests her larger obligation to the truth as she enters the fourth decade of a tremendous career in show business.

Putting together the 2020 Super Bowl Halftime Show was full of frustration for JLo.

Halftime’s official June 14 release on Netflix. Having seen the film, it’s been painful to watch.You don’t have to love Lopez to know she’s a big enough star to headline on her own.

A look inside J. Lo’s world. Jennifer Lopez brought cameras along as she prepared to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, but viewers learned more than just how she and Shakira planned their sets.

Hair trends come and go, but one that’s currently doing the rounds is seventies-inspired hair that feels like a modern take on the decade.The latest famous face to jump on the bandwagon? None other than noughties pop icon Jennifer Lopez. Ahead of appearing on Good Morning America, the 52 year old shared a series of photos of her beauty look to her Instagram feed – and one that kind of makes her look like she was cast in the original Charlie’s Angels movie.

Jennifer Lopez has called her co-headline Super Bowl show with Shakira the “worst idea in the world” in her new documentary Halftime.The forthcoming Netflix documentary made its premiere at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival last Wednesday (June 8), centred around Lopez’s performance preparation for the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show. It was the first Super Bowl to have co-headliners, and for the headlining artists to be Latina.According to Entertainment Weekly, there’s a scene where Lopez and her music director Kim Burse are discussing the time constraints faced by having two headlining acts, with Lopez saying: “we have six f***ing minutes.

Jennifer Lopez has been gushing over her future with film star fiancée Ben Affleck, saying that "nothing is more fulfilling" than building their future together.The singer and actress, 52, is having quite the year, with the release of her much anticipated autobiographical documentary 'Halftime' debuting at the Tribeca Film Festival, as well as her upcoming wedding to her fiancée. Jennifer appeared on Good Morning America on Thursday to discuss her career, her partnership with Grameen America to fund Latina entrepreneurs, and her relationship with Ben, 49, and what the future holds for them.

Jennifer Lopez' highly-anticipated Halftime documentary, which follows her multi-decade career with a focus on her Super Bowl Halftime performance in 2020, has finally arrived.MORE: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck take their five children shopping - and they're so grown upHELLO! had the opportunity to attend the global premiere as part of opening night of the Tribeca Film Festival, and as excited crowds gathered around the iconic United Palace Theater in New York, the singer, actress, dancer and entertainer proved nothing was off-limits, giving an incredible insight into her relationship with Ben Affleck in the process.The documentary reveals an intimate glimpse into the inner workings of the star, and how as a Latina, she struggled to not only make a name for herself, but prove to Hollywood – and herself – that she was enough.WATCH: The trailer for the emotional documentaryMORE: Jennifer Lopez gives rare shout out to Ben Affleck during emotional MTV Awards speechWhile several scenes throughout the film prompted clapping and cheers from the audience, the moment Ben made his surprise cameo, viewers were too taken aback by the rare appearance and candidness from the actor.Though brief, his presence was as sweet as it gets, and he showed off just how protective he always has been over his fiancée, from when they were first engaged two decades ago, to now.The heartfelt moment came during a moment where throwback clips were being shown of how different talk show hosts, comedy shows, and the media unfairly treated J.Lo, even after she had made a name for herself and had multiple blockbuster hits under her name.

Jennifer Lopez was not happy about the NFL's decision to have her share the Super Bowl LIV halftime show stage with Shakira. Lopez's frustrations with the NFL were documented in her upcoming Netflix documentary, "Halftime." "This is the worst idea in the world to have two people do the Super Bowl," Lopez told her music director, (via Sports Illustrated). "It was the worst idea in the world." The "Let's Get Loud" singer was particularly frustrated with the time constraints that came with having two headliners.

Jennifer Lopez is opening up about her relationship with Ben Affleck.

Good Morning America. Opting for another 2000s look, it seems like J.Lo took her inspo from the fashion and beauty moment she served up at the Bamboozled premiere in 2000 where she rocked gold-rimmed Ray-Ban aviators, sparkly gold eyeshadow, a nude glossy lip and ultra shiny, , flicked noughties-style at the ends. Twenty-two years on from the OG ensemble, J.Lo looked almost identical for her GMA appearance, only her hair's a little longer.

Popstar Jennifer Lopez revealed that she was furious that she could not headline the Super Bowl 2020 halftime show alone and had to share the stage with Shakira. In her new documentary, Halftime, the 52 year old icon stated that it was the ‘worst idea in the world' co-headlining with the Colombian singer. J-Lo initially hated the idea, and argued with NFL executives over why they wanted two female performers when usually a solo artist is given the honour.The Netflix documentary, which premiered on Wednesday night at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, explores the J-Lo's life both on and off-stage.

Gigli, and then breaking off their engagement in 2004, time has afforded the actors a second chance at love. As Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are putting down long-term roots with one another, with plans to get married in the near future and a recently-purchased shared home, the actress shared how much the pairing means to her. In her words: While speaking on Good Morning America, Lopez had high praise for her redeemed love story with the Justice League actor.