Sex Lies and Hollywood

According to Page Six, Jenny from the block was acting like a major diva while shopping last week at the Catherine Malandrino boutique on Manhasset’s Miracle Mile . “She demanded the store be shut down for her to shop alone.  Then one of her eight-person entourage, including two bodyguards with their guns showing, was yelling at the clerk that Jennifer gets a 50 percent discount. Jennifer also tried on about a million outfits, then just threw it all in a pile in the dressing room and didn’t buy one thing.”  According to sources close to the shopkeepers, “apparently it’s not enough to have a huge ass any more – now you have to be one too.” 

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Jennifer Lopez has laid down the law to People Magazine:  don’t call me J.Lo.  When the superstar agreed to a reported $6 million to let the magazine print pictures of the twins she recently had with husband Marc Anthony, she stipulated that her most popular nickname be banned from the accompanying article.   According to insiders at People, there are several possible replacement nicknames under consideration, including J.Diddy; StretchMarc; HummerBum; Beastkeester; Mommy; and J.Lowerthanbefore. 

 NY Daily News

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New mom Jennifer Lopez has hired a color therapist for her newborn twins, ordered two Shetland ponies along with diamond-encrusted rattles, purchased 600-thread count Egyptian cotton for the baby’s cots, and hired a professional baby masseuse to come for weekly visits. J-Lo has also allegedly turned into a “germaphobe” since becoming a mother and asks guests to use a special antiseptic hand lotion and don surgical masks before they enter the nursery.  Sounds like with the Neverland Ranch going up for sale this month, this could be the perfect fit – change the air in the hyperbaric sleeping chamber, dress everyone in UV-proof Kevlar, and comb the mats out of the magical chimpanzee’s coat and they’re ready to go. 

theage.com.au 

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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are so worried that their newborn twins will be kidnapped that they’ve hired bodyguards to watch them 24 hours a day as well as putting closed circuit security cameras in every room of their house.   According to insiders, the expense is considerable, but the cost will be defrayed by selling the security tapes for $100,000 a day to E!, which will run them in their entirety. 

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