Jennifer » Alphabet
actress - Jenny's first occupation Adam Shankman - a director of "The Wedding Planner" movie Ain't It Funny - first single from "J.Lo" album Alan Nierob - J.Lo publicist Alicia Keys - one of Jennifer fans Alive - a single from "J To Tha L-O! The Remixes" and promo song for "Enough" movie All I Have - second single from "This Is Me...Then" Alma - an award that Jennifer got already four times An Unfinished Life - drama starring Lady Lopez Anaconda - a 1997 movie starring Jen Andrea Lieberman - her stylist Angel Eyes - a film with her Angie Martinez - another fan of Jen AntZ - a computer-animated film which features the voice of Jennifer Lopez Ashanti - a singer featured in "Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)" music video who helped with remixing songs for "J To Tha L-O! The Remixes" Azteca - Jennifer's character in "AntZ" Baby I Love U! - fourth single from "This Is Me...Then". There are some scenes from "Gigli" movie in the second version of video Baila - a track from "Music of the Heart" soundtrack. There was also a video for it Bambi - an award Jen got in 2000 Been Around The World - a music video of P. Diddy featuring Jennifer as a queen Ben Affleck - her ex fiance Benny Medina - ex Jenny's manager Beyonce Knowles - her friend from the set of Pepsi commercial Big Pun - a rapper who sang "Feelin' So Good" with her Blood and Wine - one of her first movies Bob Rafelson - a director of "Blood and Wine" Booker - a character she played in "Lambada" Bordertown - a movie starring Jenny and Antonio Banderas bottom - a part of body Jenny reportedly insured for $300 Brave - her 2007 album brown - her eyes and hair colour Bronx - New York City's borough where J.Lo was born and grew up B.O.B. Izzar - her bodyguard Caddillac Tah - a rapper who sang "Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)" along with Jen and Ja Rule Cariño - promo single released only in Spain Catherine Deane - a psychologist played by Jen in "The Cell" Charlotte "Charlie" Honeywell - Jen's character from "Monster-in-Law" Christina Aguilera - next star who adores Jennifer's talent Christina Milian - co-producer of the hit single "Play" Coca-Cola - a company promoted by Jen in 1990s Cocker Spaniel - her dog Como Ama Una Mujer - her first full-length Spanish-language studio album and also dramatic mini-series produced by her Conga Room - the Los Angeles nightclub opened by Jennifer Lopez and Jimmy Smits Control Myself - LL Cool J's song recorded along with Jennifer Criss Judd - her second husband. She divorced him after nine months dance - her biggest passion DanceLife - dance-oriented US TV reality show, featuring and produced by Jennifer Lopez Dave Meyers - a director of "All I Have", "I'm Gonna Be Alright", "I'm Real (Murder Remix)" and "I'm Real" music videos David Beckham - a football player who also appeared with Jen in Pepsi commercial David Cruze - her first boyfriend. They broke up when she was 24 David LaChapelle - "I'm Gald" director David Lopez - her father, computer's specialist Deseo - a fragrance launched in 2008 Do It Well - first single from "Brave" El Cantante - a biopic about Héctor Lavoe's life where Lopez played with her husband El Ultimo Adios - a song recorded with other Latin stars after World Trade Center attacks Enough - one of her movies Epic Records - an American record label which signed the contract with her Fabulous - a rapper featured in "Get Right" remix Fat Joe - Jenny's good friend who sang with her in "Hold You Down" and "Feelin' So Good" Feelin' So Good - fourth single from "On The 6" and also a title of her first official DVD Fly Girl - a dancer played by J.Lo in "In Living Color" tv series Francis Ford Coppola - a director of "Jack" movie Francis Lawrence - a director of J.Lo's best videoclips: "Waiting For Tonight", "Play", "Jenny From The Block" and "Get Right" Gabriela - Jenny's character from "Blood and Wine" Gerald Di Pego - a director of "Angel Eyes" Gertrude Steiney - a character played by her in "Jersey Girl" Get Right - first single from "Rebirth" featuring the voice of Marc Anthony's daughter at the end Gigli - according to most of critics, the worst movie ever. Starring Jennifer and Ben Affleck Glow by J.Lo - first fragrance made by Jenny Grace McKenna - her characrer from "U-Turn" Grace Santiago - one of her first roles in "Money Train" Gregory Nava - a director who worked with Jen three times Guadelupe Lopez - her mother, a teacher Gwyneth Paltrow - one of the stars who doesn't like J.Lo Harry Kim - a dulcimer player from Jen's band Herb Ritts - a director of "Ain't It Funny" clip hip-hop - one of her favourite types of music Hold It, Don't Drop It - a song from "Brave" released as a second single Hold You Down - second single from "Rebirth" Hotel Malibu - one of her first tv series Ice Cube - her friend from "Anaconda" movie If You Had My Love - her debut single which became a big hit In Living Color - a comedy tv series starring Jenny It's So Hard - a music video of Big Pun featuring Jennifer as a guest I'm Glad - third single from "This Is Me...Then" with the music video based on "Flashdance" movie I'm Gonna Be Alright - fourth single from "J To Tha L-O! The Remixes" I'm Real - a track from "J.Lo" album which was released as fourth single J To Tha L-O! The Remixes - one of the best selling remix albums of all time Jack - a movie starring Jennifer and Robin Williams Jack Nicholson - her partner from "Blood and Wine" film Jadakiss - rapper featured in "Jenny From The Block" hit single James Caviezel - her co-star from "Angel Eyes" movie Jane Fonda - second leading actress starring in "Monster-in-Law" Janet Jackson - a vocalist whoes video fearures Jen Jean Gilkyson - a character played by Jenny in "An Unfinished Life" Jenny From The Block - first hit single from "This Is Me...Then" Jersey Girl - a comedy starring Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Jim Carrey - one of the leading stars from "In Living Color" Jimmy Smits - an actor who played with Jennifer Lopez in "My Family" Joel Silberg - a director of "Lambada" John Hughes - "Maid in Manhattan" movie director Joseph Ruben - another director of movie with her entitled "Money Trian" J.Lo - her stage nickname and also a name of her second album JLO by Jennifer Lopez - her first clothing line Juntos En Concierto Tour - Jennifer Lopez's first concert tour around United States JustSweet - juniors' line launched in 2007 Karen Sisco - Jen's character played in "Out of Sight" Kevin Smith - a director of "Jersey Girl" Lambada - second movie in her career Larry Shaw - "Lost in the Wild" film director Lasse Hallstrom - director of "An Unfinished Life" Leslie - one of her sisters Let's Get Loud - last singe from her debut album she sang at Women's World Cup in 1999 Leo - her zodiac sign Lindsay Wagner - co-actress from "Lost in the Wild" Liv Tyler - leading female character from "Jersey Girl" Live Jennifer Lopez - her third fragrance L'OREAL - a cosmetics and beauty company promoted by Jen in 2000 Lost in the Wild - a television movie where Jennifer plays a nurse Love Don't Cost A Thing - first single from "J.Lo". On the set of the video she met her second husband, Cris Judd Luis Llosa - a man who directed "Anaconda" Lux - this company's shampoos were promoted by her in Japan Lynda - her second sister Lynn - her second name Madre's - her Cuban restaurant Maid in Manhattan - a movie which shows J.Lo as a hotel maid Marc Anthony - her husband and a singer who sang with her in two Spanish ballads - "No Me Ames" and "Escapemonos" Maria Sanchez - her role from "My Family" Marisa Ventura - a character played in "Maid in Manhattan" Martin Brest - director of "Gigli" Marquez - a last name of a teacher played by J.Lo in "Jack" Mary Fiore - her character from "The Wedding Planner" Matthew McConaughey - Jennifer's partner from "The Wedding Planner" MC Hammer - a singer who asked her for an appearance in his music video Me Haces Falta - song from "Como Ama Una Mujer" released as a second single Melinda Lopez - a character played by Lady Lopez in "Hotelu Malibu" and "Second Chances" Michael Apted - a director of "Enough" Micheal Vertan - her fiance from "Monster-in-Law" Money Train - one of her first big roles Monster-in-Law - a comedy starring Jenny and Jane Fonda morengue - a kind of music she often listens to My Family - one of her first films My Little Girl - first movie in her career Myra - a name of her character from "My Little Girl" New York - her hometown No Me Ames - second single from "On The 6" recorded with Marc Anthony No Me Conoces - a music video of Marc Anthony with Jen as a guest North America - a continent where Jennifer Lopez lives Ojani Noa - her first husband Oliver Stone - "U-Turn" movie director On The 6 - firsts album in her career Oribe - one of her hair stylists Oskar Cartaya - guitarist from her band Out of Sight - a movie starring Jennifer Lopez and George Clooney P. Diddy - her ex boyfiend Paul Pesco - drummer from her band Paulina - her role from "Shall We Dance?" Pepsi - a company advertised by J.Lo in 2005 Peter Chelsom - a director of "Shall We Dance?" Play - second single from "J.Lo" album Por Arriesgarnos - third single form "Como Ama Una Mujer" Puerto Rico - Jen's parents' motherland Qué Hiciste - first single from "Como Ama Una Mujer" Qué Ironia - Spanish version of "Ain't It Funny" released as a single in Spain Raphael Padina - another member of her band playing on keyboard Ralph Farquhar - a director of "South Cantral" tv series Ralph Fiennes - Jennifer's co-actor from "Maid in Manhattan" movie Rebirth - fifth album recorded by Jennifer Lopez Richerd Gere - her partner from "Shall We Dance?" Ricki - her character from "Gigli" Robert Luketic - a director of "Monster-in-Law" Robert Redford - her father-in-law from "An Unfinished Life" Robin Williams - her pupil from "Jack" film Rosie Romero - a nurse played by Jen in "Lost in the Wild" R&B - her favourite type of music Scott Barnes - her makeup stylist Sean Penn - an actor starring with J.Lo in "U-Turn" Second Chances - tv series starring J.Lo Selena - a biopic about Selena's life which became Jennifer's most important movie Sergio Conzales - guitarist from Jen's band Shakira - one of her fans Shall We Dance? - a movie where Jennifer played a dance instructor Sharron Miller - a director of "Hotel Malibu" and "Second Chances" tv series Sharon Pogue - Lopez's role from "Angel Eyes" singer - second occupation of J.Lo Slim - Jenny's character from "Enough" movie South Cantral - tv series with Jennifer as a guest in one episode Steven Soderbergh - a director of "Jersey Girl" and "Out of Sight" movies Styles - a rapper who sang with her "Jenny From The Block" Still Jennifer Lopez - her second fragrance Subaru Legacy - a mid-size car introduced by the Japanese manufacturer Subaru and promoted by Jennifer Supernova - one of her nicknames Sweetface - a clothing line she launched along with Andy Hilfiger Tarsem Singh - "The Cell" movie director Terri Flowers - Jen's role in "Anaconda" That's The Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson's video with Jennifer Lopez as a guest The Cell - a thriller with Jennifer The Making of What's Going On - a DVD with the making of "What's Going On?" music video The Reel Me - DVD with all Jen's videos The Wedding Planner - a 2001 comedy with Jennifer This Is Me...Then - her fourth album U Can't Touch This - a videoclip of MC Hammer which includes Jen as a guest Una Noche Mas - Spanish version of "Waiting For Tonight" with a music video USA - a country she lives in U-Turn - Olivier Stone's film with Jennifer and Sean Pean Vuitton - a fashion line she was promoting in 2003 Waiting For Tonight - second single from "On The 6" Wesley Snipes - leading character from "Money Train" movie West Side Story - favourite Jen movie What's Going On? - a single recorded by all stars against Aids Woody Harrelson - an actor who played with Jenny in "Money Train" Yankees - her favourite baseball team