J.Lo Spent Her Oscars Night on the Dance Floor

One of the biggest snubs, when it comes to the Oscars 2020 nominations was the exclusion of frontrunner Jennifer Lopez in the Supporting Actress category for her scene-stealing role as Ramona in Hustlers. When the Lorene Scafaria directorial made its festival rounds, media touted a potential Oscar win for JLo in the Supporting Actress category.

Jennifer Lopez crowns Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart (dated Feb. 29) for an 18th time, as "Baila Conmigo" climbs 2-1. Lopez boasts the sixth-most leaders dating to the chart's 1976 inception as a national survey, trailing only Madonna (50), Rihanna (33), Beyoncé (22), Janet Jackson (20) and Katy Perry (19). Her new No. 1, a cover of Dayvi and Victor Carden

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It’s been more than two weeks since Jennifer Lopez and Shakira had us rooting for them during the Super Bowl LIV (they were the real reason we were watching!), but their historic performance continues to linger both in our minds and on the web. Soon after, Shakira took over social media challenges with the Champeta challenge.

Following her Super Bowl LIV halftime show spotlight, with co-headliner Shakira, in Miami on Feb. 2, Jennifer Lopez's "On the Floor," featuring Pitbull, the song that closed her solo set, re-enters Billboard's Dance/Electronic Digital Song Sales chart (dated Feb. 15) at No. 1, marking its first week atop the tally. The song, originally a No. 3 hit on the

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The Oscars were last night, and they were eventful! It was a ceremony filled with cheap jokes about the lack of diversity and representation among the nominees, Billie Eilish making faces at people, and Tony Hawk giving us a dose of nostalgia. But you know who missed all of that? Jennifer Lopez. Why did she skip the show? Oh, you know, just because of a little thing where the Academy refused to acknowledge her talent and totally snubbed her when they announced this year's nominations.

Jennifer Lopez is living her best life.

One week after her headline-dominating performance at Super Bow LIIV, Jennifer Lopez continues to shine. This time, it was because of the outfit she chose to wear for an Oscars after party.

The moment the 2020 Oscar nominations were announced, the internet blew up. It wasn't just because of the lack of women in the Best Director category, but also because Ms. Jennifer Lopez was robbed of a nomination for her work in Hustlers. And, therefore, no nomination at the award show means no J.Lo at the award show. It still breaks my heart that a movie that was filmed in 29 (!) days and had an amazing cast and message received no love from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Jennifer Lopez started awards season as a favorite to get a Supporting Actress Oscars nomination for her role in Hustlers since she was nominated in the category at the Golden Globes, Critics' Choice Awards, and Screen Actors Guild Awards. But the Academy chose not the recognize her work, and J.Lo chose not to give the Oscars the present of her presence.

Even though her performance in Hustlers garnered her a slew of critical acclaim, Jennifer Lopez isn't expected to be in attendance at tonight's 92nd Academy Awards. Lopez was famously snubbed from a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at this year's Oscars, regardless of nominations and acknowledgement from previous ceremonies such as the Golden Globes and SAG Awards.

The culmination of awards season is upon us! The 2020 Oscars are all set to take place on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, where stars will be walking the red carpet and vying for that gold statuette. Oscar nominations were announced on Jan. 13, which was full of snubs and surprises — including Jennifer Lopez, Beyoncé, Taron Egerton, (as well as the acclaimed film's star, Awkwafina) and being locked out.

It’s that time of the year again! All-star celebs are getting ready to hit the Hollywood’s most prestigious red carpet for the 2020 Academy Awards on Sunday, February 9.

In terms of dates, this is the earliest Oscar ceremony in history. But didn’t it seem like it was never going to get here? Once again, the granddaddy of all awards shows — now in its 92nd year — has weathered an exhausting maelstrom, from the all-male directing nominations to the lack of diversity in the acting categories.