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JLO's first book sheds light on tough time in her life: 'True Love'

Jennifer López is a star on every continent and the most influential, successful Hispanic performer on the planet, but this multitalented entertainer is also a vulnerable woman whose private life has been scrutinized and even invaded for decades. In the diary that became True Love (Amor verdadero), she writes with palpable candor about the year of her first world tour, her divorce, and going out on her own with her beloved twins for the first time. A transformative personal story from an approachable icon.

In Jennifer Lopez’s first ever book, True Love, she explores one of her life’s most defining periods—the transformative two-year journey of how, as an artist and a mother, she confronted her greatest challenges, identified her biggest fears, and ultimately emerged a stronger person than she’s ever been. Guided by both intimate and electrifying photographs, True Love an honest and revealing personal diary with hard-won lessons and heartfelt recollections and an empowering story of self-reflection, rediscovery, and resilience.
Completely full-color, with photos throughout and lavishly designed, True Love is a stunning and timeless book that features more than 200 never-before-seen images from Lopez’s personal archives, showing candid moments with her family and friends and providing a rare behind-the-scenes look at the life of a pop music icon travelling, rehearsing, and performing around the world.




Can Jennifer Lopez do anything wrong?, well, the Singer/Actress collapsed into giggles as she mispronounced the title of How to Train Your Dragon 2 while presenting a prize to the makers of the animated movie at the Hollywood Film Awards show. "Thank you, Jennifer, for that flawless introduction,"— Gerard Butler.  Source: Karen Butler via UPI

JLO completely nailed the FLAWLESS look at the Hollywood Film Awards. On Nov. 14, the 45-year-old singer and actress showed us the true definition of Hollywood glam. JLo lit up the room with her bronzed glow and million-dollar-smile! The room may have been filled with A-listers, but eyes were glued to this gorgeous Latina at the Hollywood Palladium. Not only did she look flawless posing, but she also looked confident and glowing.
Source: Emily Longeretta via HollywoodLife 



“In all of my work — my music, my films, my book, my foundation — I always strive to inspire women to be the best and happiest versions of themselves,” JLo said in a statement. “I joined the BodyLab family not only because of their commitment to creating great health and fitness products for women, by women, but also because of their approach to the holistic lifestyle.”
 — Jennifer Lopez






 
TheREVIEW Accommodates Many Voices:
Brooke Shields never had what anyone would consider an ordinary life. She was raised by her Newark-tough single mom, Teri, a woman who loved the world of show business and was often a media sensation all by herself. Brooke's iconic modeling career began by chance when she was only eleven months old.


Teri's skills as both Brooke's mother and manager were formidable. As Brooke became an adult the pair made choices and sacrifices that would affect their relationship forever. And when Brooke’s own daughters were born she found that her experience as a mother was shaped in every way by the woman who raised her. But despite the many ups and downs, Brooke was by Teri’s side when she died in 2012, a loving daughter until the end.

 In excerpts from her upcoming book, 
"There Was a Little Girl," obtained by People magazine, Shields:  "I was her greatest creation," "It was us against the world." Only Brooke knows the truth of the remarkable, difficult, complicated woman who was her mother. And now, in an honest, open memoir about her life growing up, Brooke will reveal stories and feelings that are relatable to anyone who has been a mother or daughter.
"There Was a Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me," is out in bookstores on Nov. 18.

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