Jennifer Lopez Wallpaper Fans: 11/01/2009

Senin, 30 November 2009

Jennifer Lopez - Leaving Duck Soup Bookstore in West Hollywood, November 28

Jennifer Lopez's Home Videos Will Go Public Next Week

Oh, this is going to get ugly. Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband, Ojani Noa, is not backing down. Ojani's agent, Ed Meyer, told Radar Online he will make the home videos public (the ones that Jennifer is suing to keep Ojani from selling).

"Jennifer Lopez does not want the home videos to be entered into the open court record, where the media and the public can get copies of them and watch or share them. I will be filing the videos into the public court record on Monday."

Ed claims Jennifer's legal counsel (which already has an injunction in place to keep Ojani from selling the videos) has not acted in good faith, so he sent this email to her attorneys (and, conveniently, media outlets).

"I will be filing ALL, repeat ALL, Documents, 11 hours + of Home Videos, DVDs, Photographs, etc., at the Court Clerks window." Meyer told RadarOnline.com that Jlo's attorney did not file proof of service, allowing a court hearing scheduled for Tuesday to go forward. He also made it clear that he felt he was being duped by his adversary.

Jennifer Lopez’ Ex Is Countersuing

Source one

Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband is planning a lawsuit against her for $100 million.

Ojani Noa, Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband, is preparing a lawsuit against her and her business and legal team for $100 million.

Lopez first sued Noa after he attempted to release a home video of Lopez who was pants-less on a motorcycle. She sued for $10 million and also got a temporary restraining order to stop the film from being available to the public.

Noa’s suit files charges against Lopez, her father, lawyers and business associates for interfering with his project and for fraud. Noa’s attorney claims that Lopez’s mother sold some of the video footage to Univision without his permission.

The court date for the exes is scheduled for December 1. The two were married for 11 months between February 1997 and January 1998.

Source two
Noa's nine-figure suit charges Lopez, her father, lawyers and business associates with interfering in the project -- and for fraud.

Lopez's mother, Noa's attorney claims, sold some of that home-video footage to Spanish language station Univision for $30,000 without Noa's permission.

[Ojani's] attorney said Friday: "I believe that I have an unalienable First Amendment right to enter the JLo home videos into the public court record, so as to defend myself. If Judge Chalfant has a problem with this, he can have me hauled out of the courtroom in handcuffs in front of the world media."

Minggu, 29 November 2009

UPDATE: Jennifer Lopez shops @ Book Soup Bookstore West Hollywood 11.28.09

UPDATE: UNTAGGED PIX BELOW

Dressed for chilly weather in a gray sweater and matching scarf and cap, Jennifer Lopez was spotted out shopping in West Hollywood on Saturday (November 28).

Also sporting large diamond earrings and floppy brown boots, J-Lo dropped into Book Soup Bookstore with her bodyguard - making a few purchases before hading out the exit and climbing into her new black Audi Q7 SUV.

UNTAGGED HQ PIX BELOW
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Sabtu, 28 November 2009

Jennifer Lopez - ‘Louboutins’ Single Artwork

Jennifer Lopez's ex Ojani Noa will make their private videos public: There's 'maybe one spanking'

NY Daily News

Jennifer Lopez can at least hope her sexy honeymoon tapes turn out to be as popular as her flop "Gigli."

The executive producer trying to make a movie with J.Lo's ex-husband Ojani Noa is threatening to put 11 hours of footage and unspecified photographs into court files, where the public could have access unless a judge seals them.

"I will be filing everything, repeat everything, in support of my opposition at the clerk's window," producer Ed Meyer wrote in a threatening e-mail to J.Lo's lawyer Thursday.

"If the judge finds me in contempt on Tuesday, then the world media will be there to see me led out of the courtroom in handcuffs."

Meyer said it's going to take a federal judge to stop him.

"It's time for someone in Hollywood to stand up to [Lopez's attorneys], and I'm that person," he wrote.

Lopez filed a $10 million lawsuit earlier this month claiming Noa is violating a confidentiality agreement with his alleged intent to incorporate the footage into a Borat-style mockumentary about his life as a Cuban immigrant.

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Beauty Trend Alert: 1940s Updos with J.Lo & Eva Mendes

As some of the hottest Latinas are demonstrating, retro updos are an elegant option for evening occasions—or for debuting your new single and performing an intricate dance routine on national television. See how versatile the style is? The dos look clean and intricate, but several versions are actually easy to achieve. Here are some steps to take to copy the looks.

Step 1: Smooth hair and create a deep side part at the front of the crown.

Step 2: Gather the hair that you parted to one side and either roll it or braid it, starting at the front of your head and going around the side; pin the roll or braid around your head as you go, until you get to the back of your head.

Step 3: Gather all of your hair together at the base of your neck; tease it at the roots.

Step 4, version 1: Make a French twist and roll the ends at the top of your head, securing with bobby pins. This will give you the Eva Mendes look.

Step 4, version 2: Roll all of your hair up—as if you were winding it around a roller—then secure the roll to your head. This will give you Jennifer Lopez’s look.