Don’t miss out on the latest scoop on Jennifer Lopez! The talented singer and actress shines like a golden goddess on the cover of ELLE’s Women in Hollywood 2023 issue. She joins an exclusive list of names with her own feature, making it a thrilling week for her fans.

Recently, J.Lo made some big announcements – her first album in ten years titled ‘This Is Me…Now,’ a movie to accompany the album, and a sneak peek of the lead single ‘Can’t Get Enough.’ The album is set to drop on February 16, while ‘Can’t Get Enough’ will be released on January 10. While you wait in anticipation, take a look at more stunning photos from her feature.

In the interview, Jennifer Lopez shares her thoughts on the state of women in Hollywood today. She acknowledges the challenges that still exist but finds encouragement in seeing more diversity in leading roles. She emphasizes the importance of taking control and creating opportunities instead of waiting for them. Many actresses are now taking on producing and developing their own projects, which she believes is essential in shaping the future of the industry.

On Shaping Identity Beyond Age:
It’s becoming increasingly clear that as women age, they only become more captivating. Their depth of knowledge and character grows, adding to their beauty both inside and out. The wisdom and richness that come with age are truly remarkable.
As for myself, I plan to continue working for as long as I desire. Whether that’s at 70, 80, or even 90, who knows? The important thing is that the option is there for me, ready to be seized. I’ve always maintained a mindset that refuses to be restricted by labels based on birthplace, background, or age. Those boundaries simply do not apply to me.

When thinking about the future, I am determined to continue growing and exploring new opportunities. The idea of directing my own film is something that I have considered. While I have been offered directing gigs in the past, I had to decline due to time constraints. I can’t make promises about directing multiple movies, but I am committed to evolving as an artist, performer, and producer. I will continue to be selective about the projects I choose to be a part of and I hope this drive to create meaningful work never fades.

Just you wait for next year, it’s going to be a whirlwind.

What are your opinions on the topic?