Jennifer Lopez Sexy In Peru; Angelina Jolie's Kids Want Marriage

UPDATE-Jennifer Lopez, 42, was quite the busy bee this weekend when she took to the skies to begin her latest project in Lima, Peru.

As previously reported, The American Idol judge was scheduled to hold auditions to support her own upcoming talent reality show ‘Q Viva! The Chosen’, shortly after her Hawaii and Moroccan trip.   This project is a joint venture with her recently separated hubby Marc Anthony, who also acts as the show’s producer.

Lopez tweeted the following to her anxious fans after she landed;

“I arrived in Peru and am very moved because I hope to discover great talents for QViva!”

JLo made the trip a family affair as she arrived with her three year old twins Emme and Max and her new lover Casper Smart. Smart was recently pictured with Lopez in Hawaii, playfully bouncing Emme while Jennifer watched closely behind. He also accompanied her for work and play in Morocco.

Marc, Jennifer and the show’s producer Jamie King plan to travel through 21 countries in Latin America in the search for talented singers, dancers, and artist who will later be sent to Hollywood to be a part of and extraordinary” talent show.

The program is set to air in early 2012 during weekly, one-hour episodes.   Congratulations on the new show Jennifer, or should we say…Viva la Q’Viva! Jennifer did quite a few wardrobe changes while in Peru – our fave: The gorgeous mustard dress and nude strappy heels! Check out below.

Update: Jennifer Lopez’s mother Guadalupe is reportedly furious with JLo for flaunting her new love Casper Smart for all to see and most of all in front her grandchildren. Unsurprisingly, estranged hubby Marc Anthony shares the same sentiment. Is a rebound love worth family friction?

Angelina Jolie Admits Her Children Wants Marriage


Angelina Jolie and her partner Brad Pitt have six children! The pair have spoken separately and together about their views on marriage, as a unit they will not take the vow until everyone is allowed to marry. Despite that very specific point of view, Brad and Angelina were on their way to wedded bliss earlier this year per the tabloids. Few weeks after the report, Angelina emphatically shut down the rumors. But while they have both spoken against marriage is it something that their six children would like? According to Angelina who sat down for a Nightline interview airing tonight, yes.

“They have asked, yeah, because … people get married in the movies.” “Shrek and Fiona are married, you know?”   the kids would state according to Jolie. And what would mommy say about marriage,

“We’ve explained to them that our commitment, when we decided to start a family, was the greatest commitment you could possibly have,” she says. “Once you have six children, you’re committed.” If only either were true. Despite the children’s desire for a wedding, Angelina did reveal that their motives are not as altruistic as we may think….

“I asked them if it was just because they wanted to have a big cake.”

Check out some photos below of Angelina Jolie taking three of her six children to see ‘The Muppets’. Will Angie and Brad cave in for their children?

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