Washington, July 28 (ANI): Jennifer Lopez's night in jail will soon be laid out in black and white when a new book, penned by one of the cops on duty the night the singer and then fiance, Sean Combs were arrested, hits stands soon.
In the book titled 'Notorious C.O.P: The Inside Story Of The Tupac, Biggie And Jam Master Jay Investigations From The Hip-Hop Cop', cop on duty Derrick Parker reveals that J Lo not only sobbed while she was handcuffed to her cell door, but that she was also "traumatised" by her first night in jail.
"The cops had her handcuffed roughly to the top of the cell cage. (She was) still in her little club outfit, a long pink coat with fur on the collar. J.Lo was crying and upset - her agitation exacerbated by the fact that her arms had been locked upright in an uncomfortable position for at least an hour... (She was) breaking down," Contactmusic quoted him, as telling the National Enquirer.
The couple were arrested as they attempted to flee from a New York nightclub after a shooting incident in 1999. (ANI)
"A lot of people do not know that my whole first album is written for Jennifer (Lopez)... We were dating at the time." Jennifer Lopez has always been Marc Anthony's muse.
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Jennifer Lopez is among stars such as Tom Hanks, Owen Wilson, and Chris Rock who have donated thousands of dollars to support Hillary Clinton's campaign for re-election as a Democrat for New York. Papers have recently surfaced documenting these donations to Clinton, who is expected to win her re-election bid.
Tony Hayden has posted highlights that he filmed of Jennifer Lopez performing at Pier Dance. Hopefully he can upload a more complete version, sometime.
JLo stops ex from publishing tell-all book; now he claims she casts Voodoo spells on her men
This is too funny!
Via TheSmokingGun: Jennifer Lopez's first husband has agreed to an injunction barring him from publishing a tell-all book about their brief marriage and the couple's sex life. The order, signed [June 29th] by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, was sought by Lopez, who contends that Ojani Noa, whom she married in February 1997, is prohibited from discussing her private affairs by the terms of a 2005 legal agreement. That settlement bars Noa from disclosing "for monetary gain any private or intimate details about either Jennifer Lopez or his relationship with Ms. Lopez." But after signing the agreement and receiving $150,000, Lopez charges, Noa tried to peddle stories about her to tabloids, has circulated a book proposal about their time together, and sought an extra $5 million in hush money. During a June 5 deposition, Noa, who was married to Lopez for about 11 months, gave an indication of the kind of material Lopez does not want published. Responding to a question from the actress's attorney, Noa (who remained friendly with his ex following their split) testified that Lopez "was doing voodoo when we weren't married. She was doing bad things to a lot of people when we were friends. And I knew all this time, because we did personally, me and her, to this particular lady." Noa added that Lopez did voodoo and "all this religious bullshit" to former lovers, including Sean "Puffy" Combs. The purported voodoo practices apparently stem from Lopez's religious devotion and the influence over her by a "Madrina," which is often described as a spiritual mentor for Santeria practitioners. Asked in a June 1 deposition why he thought he could keep selling stories about Lopez despite signing the six-figure settlement agreement, Noa said, "I mean, I live a free country. No? I can express myself. I can talk and say whatever I want to. No?"
Here are two selected pages from his deposition.
For some reason he thinks that since the agreement did not state what kind of personal information he is prohibited from talking about, he can talk about whatever he wants. What a jerk! A stupid jerk, at that.
Jennifer Lopez's first husband has agreed to an injunction barring him from publishing a tell-all book about their brief marriage and the couple's sex life. The order, signed [June 29th] by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, was sought by Lopez, who contends that Ojani Noa, whom she married in February 1997, is prohibited from discussing her private affairs by the terms of a 2005 legal agreement. That settlement bars Noa from disclosing "for monetary gain any private or intimate details about either Jennifer Lopez or his relationship with Ms. Lopez." But after signing the agreement and receiving $150,000, Lopez charges, Noa tried to peddle stories about her to tabloids, has circulated a book proposal about their time together, and sought an extra $5 million in hush money. During a June 5 deposition, Noa, who was married to Lopez for about 11 months, gave an indication of the kind of material Lopez does not want published. Responding to a question from the actress's attorney, Noa (who remained friendly with his ex following their split) testified that Lopez "was doing voodoo when we weren't married. She was doing bad things to a lot of people when we were friends. And I knew all this time, because we did personally, me and her, to this particular lady." Noa added that Lopez did voodoo and "all this religious bullshit" to former lovers, including Sean "Puffy" Combs. The purported voodoo practices apparently stem from Lopez's religious devotion and the influence over her by a "Madrina," which is often described as a spiritual mentor for Santeria practitioners. Asked in a June 1 deposition why he thought he could keep selling stories about Lopez despite signing the six-figure settlement agreement, Noa said, "I mean, I live a free country. No? I can express myself. I can talk and say whatever I want to. No?" 
