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Hollywood’s entertainment industry has seen a lot of remarkable talents debut from all across the globe, irrespective of what race, caste, color, or religion they belonged to. Some of these very talents include Jamie Foxx and the boss babe Jennifer Lopez as well, both of whom are undoubtedly two of the most famous names in the industry today.

And, as it turns out, Lopez wasn’t quite alone when she made her way to the screens in Hollywood, and neither was Foxx. Going back all those years, the reality is that the Django Unchained star was actually there when the world came across the talent of the boss babe for the first time, and it’s only true, as surprising as it may seem.

Jennifer Lopez. | Credits: American Idol / ABC / Fox. Jamie Foxx was there when Jennifer Lopez was first discovered

Jennifer Lopez is currently one of the most...

Beloved Disney animated film Tangled is getting a live-action treatment, and Latina music diva Jennifer Lopez is reportedly being eyed for the role of Mother Gothel, Rapunzel’s manipulative fake mother. Filmmaker Michael Gracey is also reportedly attached to this reimagining of the 2010 film based on the Brothers Grimm story.

Jennifer Lopez / Credits: ABC News

The speculation on Lopez possibly playing the iconic role started after fans noticed the singer liking several posts on social media regarding the project. Her potential involvement in the movie, however, yielded mixed reactions from fans, with some even comparing her to Hollywood’s controversial star Dwayne Johnson.

Fans aren’t happy with Jennifer Lopez being considered for Mother Gothel role

Last month, Deadline confirmed that a live-action adaptation of Tangled is on the way, joining the studio’s league of live-action projects. Plot details remain under wraps, but there are already swirling rumors of possible actors playing certain roles.

The new sports biopic Unstoppable features an outstanding cast led by Emmy winner Jharrel Jerome as 2011 NCAA wrestling champion Anthony Robles. Unstoppable chronicles the remarkable true story and difficult upbringing of Robles, who faced obstacles and challenges both on and off the wrestling mat. Directed by Oscar-winning editor William Goldenberg in his feature film directorial debut, Unstoppable is based on Robles' 2012 book Unstoppable: From Underdog to Undefeated: How I Became a Champion. Goldenberg has been nominated for five Best Editing Oscars, winning for 2012's Argo.

Unstoppable premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6, 2024 before getting a limited release in theaters on December 6. Unstoppable has received mostly positive reviews, earning a Rotten Tomatoes critic score of 75%. Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and the real-life Anthony Robles produced the film. The Los Angeles premiere of the film was scheduled for January 7, 2025 but was canceled due to the Palisades Fire. Robles remains...

When you have the SAG Award nominated ensemble of “American Fiction” – John Ortiz, Erika Alexander, Tracee Ellis Ross and Jeffrey Wright (also individually nominated in male lead and Oscar nominated for the film) you have to ask them where it all began. In discussing their first jobs for the union, Ross revealed that, like many actors, she started with a commercial – this one for Infiniti cars.

But her co-stars soon revealed surprisingly momentous stories for their first SAG-AFTRA jobs. Wright noted his onscreen debut was opposite Burt Lancaster and Sidney Poitier in the 1991 miniseries “Separate but Equal” about the Brown v. Board of Education court case. “My first single was opposite Sidney Poitier,” Wright revealed. Alexander started in a 1986 film called “My Little Girl” that starred Mary Stuart Masterson, Geraldine Page and – in her film debut – Jennifer Lopez. And Ortiz

Ross joked, “My Infiniti commercial is getting smaller and smaller…...

“American Fiction” cast members Jeffrey Wright, Tracee Ellis Ross and Erika Alexander opened up to TheWrap about their past experiences with racism in Hollywood, from being racially typecast to colorism and racial microagressions on set.

It’s pretty clear Hollywood still has a ways to go to tackle systemic racism — from “Oscars So White,” institutionalized racism that’s led to disparities in hiring and pay discrepancies between white people and people of color, to the recent exodus of Hollywood Dei executives.

While Cord Jefferson’s “American Fiction” stands as a comedy that highlights a struggling novelist and his family’s standard imperfections, beneath that plot, the film spotlights the limits that have historically been placed on Black stories. It also explores how Black creatives are fighting to provide a wide variety of Black narratives to the world.

That’s an experience Jefferson said he had himself just months before stumbling...

Jennifer Lopez, known for her music career, will star in the movie adaptation of Kiss of the Spider Woman alongside director Bill Condon. While Lopez's acting career has been inconsistent, her acclaimed performances show her potential to shine with the right director. Condon, with his successful track record directing famous singers, is the perfect director for a star like Lopez, making them the dream pairing for the movie.

Jennifer Lopez is set to star in a movie musical adaptation of Kiss of the Spider Woman. Originally a 1976 Manuel Puig novel, Kiss of the Spider Woman was first adapted to the screen as a movie in 1985 starring William Hurt, Raul Julia, and Sonia Braga. The work was later adapted into a Broadway musical, which first premiered in 1993.

Three decades after the premiere of the musical, a movie version of Kiss of the Spider Woman is in development. As per Variety, this...

A-list multi-hyphenate celebrity Jennifer Lopez is most known for her successful career as a pop singer, but she's also an accomplished actress, and has starred in a wide variety of movies. Lopez got her start in 1991, appearing as a Fly Girl dancer on sketch comedy show In Living Color. Her breakout role was in 1997's Selena, for which Lopez was paid $1 million, the most for any Latina actress at the time (via Variety). She released her debut studio album "On the 6ix" in 1999 and went on to become one of the world's most famous pop stars, and performed at the Super Bowl Liv halftime show in 2020.

In addition to her music career, Lopez has acted steadily since the '90s. Though critics haven't always been kind to her work, Lopez's best movies often strike a chord with audiences. She is mostly known for her crowd-pleasing romantic comedies, but Lopez has...

They make a big deal about songwriting in Nashville. The country music industry throws parties when a song hits Number One, banners crowing about chart success are staked in the yards of the publishing offices lining Music Row, and the craft itself is spoken about in hushed, reverent tones — even if that mystical art is sometimes just three dudes in a room trying to find a new word to rhyme with “beer.”

But some songwriters do in fact “brush the cheek of God,” as Tom Douglas describes the elusive goal...

Streaming platform Pandora has unveiled its Most-Thumbed Movie Songs Playlist. Based on Pandora listeners’ thumbs-up activity, 102 of the most popular movie songs were rounded up.

Among the most-thumbed tracks are “Earned It” by the Weeknd from “Fifty Shades of Grey,” “See You Again” by Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth from “Furious 7” and “A Thousand Years” by Christina Perri from “Twilight.”

Other classic movie songs featured include “Titanic’s” “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion, “I Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston from “The Bodyguard” and “Mrs. Robinson” from “The Graduate” by Simon and Garfunkel.

Oscar winners for best original song also making the playlist are Adele’s “Skyfall,” from the James Bond movie of the same name, and the 2018 winner “Shallow” by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper from the “A Star Is Born” remake.

The playlist can be streamed here. Here’s the full list of...

Jennifer Lopez is telling her own #MeToo story.

The singer, 48, shared her experience with sexual harassment in Hollywood, recalling an uncomfortable encounter with a director in her early years of acting.

“I haven’t been abused in the way some women have. But have I been told by a director to take off my shirt and show my boobs? Yes, I have. But did I do it? No, I did not,” Lopez told Harper’s Bazaar for its April issue.

“When I did speak up, I was terrified. I remember my heart beating out of my chest, thinking, ‘What did I do?...