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Jennifer is only 4 years younger than Constance Marie, who played her mother in Selena.
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In May 2001, Jennifer took part in a White House benefit for UNICEF, assisting magician
David Copperfield with an illusion where it appeared that he sawed her into six pieces.
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Jennifer and her babies were featured on the front cover of the March 21, 2008 issue of People when her twins were a month old. People magazine paid $6 million for the exclusive pictures of the new babies.
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At the 2007 American Music Awards, Jennifer was chosen as the Favorite Latin Music Artist.
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Even though Jennifer was raised by Puerto Rican immigrants, she struggles to speak in Spanish.
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Jennifer and husband
Marc Anthony are the parents of fraternal twins, Emme Maribel Muñiz, born at 12:12 am (5 lbs, 7 oz) and Maximilian "Max" David Muñiz, born at 12:13 am (5 lbs, 13 oz) in Long Island N.Y. on February 22, 2008 by C-section.
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As of 2007, Jennifer was the richest Hispanic in Hollywood according to Forbes Magazine.
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In the year 2001, Jennifer was voted #1 in FHM's '100 Sexiest Women' list. Jennifer has the honor of being the only woman to have been voted the sexiest woman in the world twice in FHM.
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Jennifer became the first Latina actress to be paid $1 million for a movie role. She was paid this amount for the movie Selena in 1997.
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In February 2007, Jennifer defended her movie, Bordertown, at a press conference after the premiere against a howling pack of reporters at the Berlin Film Festival, turned off by ludicrous plot turns and wooden dialogue. Reporters at the world premiere roared at the subtle-as-a-sledgehammer dramaturgy and greeted the ending with loud boos.
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Jennifer's appearances on various lists include:
FHM
2001 - #1 position '100 Sexiest Women in the World'
2007 - #40 position '100 Sexiest Women in the World'
Glamour Magazine
2008 - #11 position 'The 50 most glamorous women of '08'
People en Espanol Magazine
2008 - #11 position '100 Most Influential Hispanics'
AIM
2009 - #11 position '100 Hottest Brunettes of AIM'
People Magazine
2011 - 'World's Most Beautiful Woman'
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In November 2006, Jennifer attended the Accessories Council's ACE Awards, where she was honored for her J.Lo clothing and accessories line.
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In October 2006, it was revealed that Jennifer was being sued by a private jet company for almost $46,000, after allegedly not paying her bill. The company claimed she hadn't paid for flights which took her and husband
Marc to Puerto Rico and California in 2006.
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A man who was arrested after he and an accomplice tried to sell
Marc & Jennifer's stolen wedding video back to the couple for $1.37 million, pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny in July 2006. He pleaded guilty in exchange for a sentence of three years' probation.
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Jennifer is the executive producer of the UPN show
South Beach. Her production company is called
Nuyorican Productions.
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Jennifer has a Pasadena restaurant named "Madre's".
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On The 6, the name of Jennifer's debut album, stands for the 6 train she took from the Bronx to Manhattan. The album was certified 3x platinum.
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Jennifer has been under attack from PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and other animal rights organization because of the use of animal fur and skin in her clothing line.
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Jennifer's range of perfume scents include:
Glow;
Miami Glow; and
Still.
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Jennifer says that I'm Real was one of her favorite videos to make.
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Jennifer was married to Ojani Noa, from February 22, 1997 to 1998. She used to date singer
Puff Daddy or
P. Diddy from 1999-2001. Jennifer then married to
Chris Judd, from September 29, 2001 to January 2003. On June 5th, 2004, Jennifer married
Chris Judd.
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Jennifer's nicknames are "J. Lo", "La Lopez", and "Jenny". She is also nicknamed 'The Supernova' by her friends. Jennifer picked up her popular nickname "JLO" after a fan had made it up and called her it. She is also well-known for dating actor Ben Affleck, earning the nickname "Bennifer".
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Jennifer's height is 5 feet 6 inches (1.68 meters). She wears a size 6 shoe (US).
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Jennifer attended Baruch College in New York.