Jennifer Lopez
American singer, actress and business woman (born 1969)
Jennifer Lynn López (born July 24, 1969), also known as J. Lo, is an American actress, singer, fashion designer and dancer.
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QuotesEdit
- Everyone who works with me calls me "Ma." I'm the motherly type.
- Interview for E! Online, 15 August 2000.
- I do recommend the vegan diet because you wake up and feel great!
- Interview with New York radio station Z100; as quoted in Jennifer Lopez Feels 'Great' on Vegan Diet! in Ecorazzi, 13 May 2014.
- I grew up and I lived in the Bronx until my mid-20s, so I understand that life…And I’ve been lucky enough to grow into something else, but at the same time, those roots stay with you. Playing these characters is a chance to tap back into the core of who I am.
- On the character Maya in A Second Act in “Jennifer Lopez on Feeling Lost After Her Divorce and Getting Her Second Act” in Vanity Fair (2018 Dec 20)
- I think as women, we have to do that all the time…We’re said to be the more fragile, sensitive gender, but I think the truth is that men are much more fragile and sensitive. And we have to be stronger and more conscious of not hurting fragile egos at times. So it’s a line you do have to tiptoe on all the time—especially as a strong, assertive woman, which can be off-putting to men who are not confident and secure on their own.
- On men actually being more fragile than women in “Jennifer Lopez on Feeling Lost After Her Divorce and Getting Her Second Act” in Vanity Fair (2018 Dec 20)
- There are so many smart, talented women out there, in front of and behind the camera, and I think we’re at a point where our voices are not stifled as much…Because of the #MeToo movement, it’s ‘We are equal, and we want to be treated that way.’ We’ve been making our own opportunities, and as you prove your worth and value to people, they can’t put you in a box. You hustle it into happening, right?
- On how Hollywood may be changing for women so that they may seize opportunities in “How Jennifer Lopez Learned to Dance Again” in Variety
- On how Hollywood may be changing for women so that they may seize opportunities in “How Jennifer Lopez Learned to Dance Again” in Variety
- I'm the best. If you have the goods, there's nothing to be afraid of. If somebody doesn’t have the goods, they're insecure. I don't have that problem. I'm not the best actress that ever lived, but I know I'm pretty good.
- Jennifer Lopez shades A-list actress peers in resurfaced interview, by Nadine DeNinno, New York Post, September 25, 2019.
