Jennifer Lopez fans can now check out a preview of the star's new movie online.

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A preview for J.Lo's "Enough" can be seen at www.jenniferlopez.com, muchmusic.com reports.

The movie, which opens on May 24, is about a waitress (J.Lo) who runs from her abusive marriage with her young daughter. The movie also stars Noah Wyle ("ER") and Juliette Lewis.

Other upcoming J.Lo features include "The Chambermaid", a Cinderella-type tale and "Gigli" with Ben Affleck.

Jennifer Lopez is gearing up to take over the top chart slot.

J.Lo's remix album, "J To Tha L-O" replaced Alan Jackson on the SoundScan's number one spot in the U.S.

Early chart figures show that the actress/singer has already sold 156,000 copies of the album, which includes "Feelin' So Good," a song produced by her ex-boyfriend P. Diddy.

Nickelback's "Silver Side Up" is at the top of the Canadian charts followed by "Grammy Nominees 2002".

J. Lo and P. Diddy may put their high-profile relationship behind them but evidence of their friendship can be found on J. Lo's new remix album.

"J To Tha L-O! -- The Remixes" features "Feelin' So Good", a song produced by Jennifer Lopez's ex-boyfriend Sean Combs, TV Guide reports.

The rapper even makes some vocal appearances on the song, including the line "Damn, you look good".

J. Lo will unleash a DVD and a remix album in the very near future.

"Jennifer Lopez: Live In Puerto Rico," was taped in San Juan last September and was the singer/actress' first concert performance, Live Daily reports.

Although the televised version of the concert, which aired on NBC in November, ran for an hour, the DVD version will show the complete concert and 20 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.

During the San Juan show, J. Lo performed her hits including "I'm Real" and "Love Don't Cost A Thing".

J. Lo's remix album meanwhile, will feature new version of "I'm Real" and "Ain't It Funny" which both feature Ja Rule as well as "Love Don't Cost A Thing" and "If You Had My Love".

It sounds as though J.Lo has found a super fan in a movie heartthrob.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are scheduled to begin filming the movie "Gigli" soon, and Ben is already on the set, eagerly anticipating J.Lo's arrival, MSNBC.com reports.

"Jennifer hasn't shown up on the set yet, but Ben keeps talking about how he's looking forward to working with 'our girl Jennifer,' as he keeps calling her," an unnamed source told MSNBC.

"He watched a clip of her entertaining the troops overseas, and was really blown away. He said he almost had a heart attack. Then he started doing a hilarious impersonation of Jennifer Lopez dancing, shaking his booty and all. He's a big fan."

Apparently Ben isn't worried about J.Lo's rumoured diva behaviour on-set.

J.Lo entertained the troops in Germany last weekend.

The singer/actress serenaded the crowd with her latest single "Ain't It Funny" and was supported by a crowd of male back-up dancers wearing military outfits, MTV reports.

Jennifer also sang "Love Don't Cost A Thing" and "I'm Real" during the USO morale-booster.

The evening also featured performances by Kid Rock and Ja Rule.

The special will air on MTV on Jan. 1, with "Total Request Live" personality Carson Daly acting as host.

In more J. Lo news, the singer has already launched a line of clothing for adults and now is planning to unleash clothes for young females, Allstar reports.

J.Lo Girls collection will feature Jennifer-inspired sportswear, tops, shorts, skirts and denim jackets, jeans and dresses.

Jennifer is planning to act as the creative director for J.Lo Girls.

Next Tuesday Jennifer Lopez's first concert special will debut on TV next week, and the R&B diva took a few risks in bringing her live show to the small screen.

The special was taped in Puerto Rico during her first concert performance in support of her latest album "J. Lo", which meant if there were any bugs to be worked out during the live show, the camera was going to catch them, zap2it.com reports.

"If we had ironed out a little bit, you wouldn't have gotten out of it as much of the excitement and the raw vibe and energy that was happening there," Jennifer told zap2it.com. "I think it makes it actually a little more special than just having a concert special after you've been on the road a long time."

The special features at least six costume changes. It will include 12 songs from "J.Lo" and a few songs from her first album, "On The 6".

NBC, which is airing the special at 8 p.m. on Nov. 20th, is also working on a sitcom with the singer/actress. J.Lo plans to star in and executive-produce the series.

Meanwhile, Jennifer's next film ventures will be "Enough" with Billy Campbell and "Gigli" with Ben Affleck.

The check-your-ego-at-the-door attitude of most charity records somehow got by singer Jennifer Lopez, according to thesmokinggun.com.

The website has posted a list of demands J.Lo's people made prior to her participation in the recording and video for a recent charity remake of Marvin Gaye's classic "What's Going On."

Proceeds from the single, which also includes performances by U2's Bono and Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst, go to the Global AIDS Alliance and the September 11th Fund of the United Way.

It's not unusual for celebrities to include a lengthy list of back-stage conditions when they make public appearances, but generally speaking, when the cause is charitable, those demands are toned down or set aside altogether.

The Smoking Gun said it received a copy of Lopez's "rider" from two different sources involved in the production.

Lopez was on set for a mere 90 minutes to shoot her moment in the video for "What's Going On." Here are just some of things J.Lo reportedly required:

-- A 45' trailer with two entry doors, equipped with CD player, TV, VCR, hair sink and make-up station

-- A white dressing room with white flowers, white tables, white tablecloths, white drapes, white candles, white couches. "No catering in the actual dressing room, except beverages)".

-- Fruits, including mango, green seedless grapes, pineapple, cantaloupe, papaya, honey dew melon, watermelon, chocolate chip cookies, apple pie (a la mode), brownies, vanilla ice cream.

-- Evian water (room temperature), raspberry-lemon Snapple, Nantucket's fruit punch, Kern's apricot/mango/pear guava/peach. "NO TOMATO, APPLE OR GRAPE JUICES."

-- Balance bars (honey peanut), Diptyque candies.

-- Steamer, ironing board, iron, wardrobe rack

-- "Assortment of CURRENT R&B, hip-hop & salsa," with suggestions including Wyclef Jean, De La Soul, Buena Vista Social Club, Jurassic 5, Matchbox 20, Beck and Marc Anthony.

The list also included a hand-written section that requested "Cuban food" -- beans, rice and chicken. Lopez's actual time was so brief, none of the food she demanded was even touched, The Smoking Gun said.

J. Lo is expected to say goodbye to her P. Diddy days for good Saturday as she walks down the aisle with another man.

The movie & music star is going to be married tomorrow in L.A. to dancer Cris Judd, The New York Post's Pagesix.com reports.

Jennifer is said to be flying out her favourite New York hairdresser to help make her beautiful for the big day. If it happens, it'll be her second marriage.

In the aftermath of the ritzy spectacle that was the MTV Video Music Awards, record companies are rebelling against the high cost of placing an act on the show, according to The New York Post.

The broadcast, which was held Thursday at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, featured lavish performances by the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, and *NSync.

Even though MTV reaps a ratings windfall from the show, the labels whose artists appear on the show are left holding the tab for those spectacles. The Post said one source pegged Sony's cost for Lopez's performance at $250,000.

Britney Spears' number, which featured the singer brandishing a giant snake, and *NSync's turn -- which included giant screens with animation, an oversized box of popcorn, an army of dancers, a wall-sized Etch-A-Sketch, and a guest appearance by Michael Jackson -- set their label Zomba/Jive back $1 million, The Post reported.

"The labels picked up all the expenses and got nothing -- but what choice do they have?" the source told The Post.

"Sony and Zomba are thinking of calling a meeting next week and telling MTV they will no longer pick up the tab."

What The Post's source didn't mention is that the potential publicity generated by the artists' appearance on the show could conceivably jack up CD sales, which does benefit the label.

An MTV rep, meanwhile, dismissed the labels' concerns.

"MTV paid for the VMA's in full, including all rehearsals and staging for every performance," a network spokesman told The Post. "To the extent that artists choose to do anything above and beyond, it's their choice".

That J.Lo sex tape may not actually exist, but the singer-actress will soon be appearing on a TV near you in her own productions.

MTV reports that Jennifer Lopez will star in a TV special this fall and is also developing a sitcom based on her early life growing up in the Bronx.

Lopez will showcase music from her current album "J.Lo" in a one-hour NBC special, while the sitcom -- as yet untitled -- will use episodes from the singer's own youth in storylines. She'll serve as the show's executive producer but won't star in the sitcom, the report said.

Meanwhile, Lopez's new film, "Angel Eyes," opens Friday.