Jennifer Lopez Covers ‘Vegas Player’ magazine

American actress, author, fashion designer, dancer, producer, and singer Jennifer Lynn Lopez shows off major cleavage on the Fall/Winter issue of Vegas Player.

Jennifer Lopez Covers Marie Claire Magazine

American actress, author, fashion designer, dancer, producer, and singer Jennifer Lynn Lopez is featured on the December 2015 cover of Marie Claire Magazine. The 46 year old who sizzled for Marie Claire magazine said;
‘I think I realised they were as important – if not more important – when I divorced Marc. ‘I just realised that I had been through that a couple of times and there they still were. Like they say, men come and go, but my girlfriends are always there for me.’

Forbe's highest-paid woman in music for 2015

American singer, songwriter, and actress Katheryn Elizabeth " Katy" Hudson known as Katy Perry is officially Forbe's highest-paid woman in music for 2015. “I am proud of my position as a boss, as a person that runs my own company,” Perry told Forbes. “I’m an entrepreneur… I don’t want to shy away from it. I actually want to kind of grab it by its balls.” Top 10 female earners:
1. Katy Perry - $135 million
2. Taylor Swift - $80 million
3. Fleetwood Mac - $59.5 million
4. Lady Gaga - $59 million
5. Beyoncé - $54.5 million
6. Britney Spears - $31 million
7. Jennifer Lopez - $28.5 million
8. Miranda Lambert - $28.5 million
9. Mariah Carey - $27 million
10. Rihanna - $26 million

Jennifer Lopez and her twins covers People Magazine

American actress, author, fashion designer, dancer, producer, singer and songwriter Jennifer Lynn Lopez covers People Magazine with her twins. Lopez mentioned her ex-husband's absence in the magazine's February 2, 2015 issue. about their break up, The boy next door on page 45
explains that. "it was awful but i had to make a commitment to myself to be alone: no flirting. No possibility of anything. No boys in any way,
shape or form. I said, 'I'm shutting it down.'
I'd never been alone. I grew up sleeping in a bed with my two sisters. When I became famous, I was surrounded by people and
always had a boyfriend or a husband or some relationship, one after the other. At night I said to myself, 'You're not working. The kids are asleep. What do you like to do, Jen?' I didn't know. It was always, 'What does he want to do?' It was very eye-opening to me to spend
time completely by myself. I was terrified of being alone: The idea that we are alone in this world, we were born alone, we die alone—it
sent panic through my body. I said, 'I have to face this fear,' and I did."

February 2 2015 peoples cover magazine