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"I could serve coffee using my rear as a ledge."
-Jennifer Lopez
| Date of Birth: July 24, 1970 |
| Birthplace: New York City |
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| J.Lo got her big start on the TV comedy hit In Living Color (1990) as a "Fly Girl" dancer. But bigger and better things were on the horizon for Jenny as she moved onto the silver screen in Money Train (1995) and Selena (1997). And before we could say, "Hey, who's that hot Puerto Rican chick?" Jennifer released an album called On The 6 (1999). It was certified three times platinum, and every song and movie since (except for 2003's Gigli) has been J.Lo gold. |
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| Well, it's no secret that Jennifer Lopez is one of the sexiest women in the world. She's a singer, an actress, a dancer, and a Bronx girl. |
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Jennifer Lopez was born in New York City, on July 24, 1970. The daughter of David, a computer programmer, and Guadalupe, a kindergarten teacher, the young Lopez always dreamed of becoming a performer.
With talents in singing and dancing, Jennifer began performing in stage musicals, dancing in a European tour of Golden Musicals of Broadway, a Japanese tour of Synchronicity, and local productions of Oklahoma and Jesus Christ Superstar.
The young girl from the Bronx would finally become more recognized when she was cast as one of the "Fly Girl" dancers on FOX's In Living Color. What Lopez was really itching to do was act, but she stuck around on In Living Color for a short while, following producer Keenan Ivory Wayans' advice. Jim Carrey was not the only star in the making on In Living Color; Miss Lopez was yet to arrive on the scene.
Jennifer's "Fly Girl" role led to more roles on the small screen. She landed a recurring role on FOX's short-lived series South Central after one of her Color co-workers referred her to her South Central writer and producer husband.
Although the show did not last very long, Jennifer was seen on television again, this time as "Melinda Lopez" in the made-for-TV movie, Second Chances. Her portrayal of the part was so impressive that big-league producer Aaron Spelling wanted to continue the role on another one of his series, Malibu Shores. After appearing in a mere few episodes, Jennifer refused to develop the deal further (the show was axed anyhow), with the hopes of taking her talents to the silver screen.
One more made-for-TV role can be seen on Jennifer's resume; Rosie the nurse, in the 1993 movie Nurses on the Line: The Crash of Flight 7. Her role in the 1995 film Mi Familia, about the lives of Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles from the 1930s to today, was the role which showed filmmakers that this Latin beauty was serious about acting. |
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