Jennifer Lopez
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Relationships It looks like J-Lo and Ben Affleck may not be over for good.
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Music According to Pete Gleason, J-Lo might have to testify under oath.
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Relationships Matt Damon had been promoting "Unstoppable" with Jennifer Lopez in Toronto.
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Pop Culture The spectacular journey of Jennifer Lopez, from Bronx beginnings to global stardom, achieving a net worth that people dream of.
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Relationships J-Lo reveals she has no regrets about the past in new interview.
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Pop Culture J. Lo is only the latest superstar to request a song with Latto, following Mariah Carey and Cardi B.
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Music Mariah Carey is apparently "really excited."
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Relationships Apparently, J-Lo isn't happy about how she and Ben Affleck's alleged breakup has played out.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music While rumors of low ticket sales and a split from Ben Affleck have been a thorn in Jennifer Lopez's PR, neither theory is substantiated.
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Music The feds are apparently looking far back into Diddy's past.
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Music See what Doe Boy had to say after finally clearing the sample after a whole year.
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Relationships After two years of marriage, J. Lo and Ben Affleck's marriage is rumored to be shaky.
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Pop Culture Roth was battling colon cancer when her TikTok page was banned for using copyrighted footage in a video critiquing JLo, leaving her without the necessary funds to pay for treatment.
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Relationships The recently married couple didn't walk the event's red carpet. Rather, J. Lo made her debut while presenting the ceremony's first award for Best Pop Vocal Album to Harry Styles.
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Relationships J. Lo proudly wears her heart on her sleeve.
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Pop Culture Latto & Lopez performed "Can't Get Enough" together.
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Music Although its commercial performance has been less than stellar, the multi-media rollout for "This Is Me... Now" marches on.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares
