JENNIFER'S ACTING STYLE CLASHES WITH ANTHONY'S - JENNIFER LOPEZ found it a challenge filming EL CANTANTE alongside husband MARC ANTHONY, because their acting styles are so different. The WEDDING PLANNER star plays PUCHI, the wife of Salsa king HECTOR LAVOE played by Anthony - in the movie drama. Lopez says, "We have very different acting styles. He's kinda a method actor, he likes to improvise. He says, 'Don't worry, just go with it.' "I'm very disciplined. I know all my lines, I know all his lines.
THE DIVA SAYS - Jennifer, you should listen to Marc, and then maybe the Golden Raspberry Awards will stop nominating you for the worst actress which they do almost every year. Marc Anthony is a phenominal actor and will take Hollywood by storm with his acting chops. I bet Marc will get an Oscar nomination before Jennifer ever does (she really must stop winning those golden raspberry awards for worst actress).
ANTHONY GIVES LOPEZ SINGING TIPS - Pop star JENNIFER LOPEZ has been getting singing advice from her Latino husband MARC ANTHONY, because she feared she wasn't good enough. The WAITING FOR TONIGHT performer suffered from anxiety about her ability while recording a new, un-named track, until a crash course from her singing spouse restored her confidence. She says, "The song I was about to record was a beautiful ballad. Marc just looked at me and he said, 'Jennifer, read the words, sing the words. Don't think about your voice, think about what you are singing.'" The couple, meanwhile, claim their Hispanic roots help them to understand each other.
Lopez says, "My husband is from my culture, from my background and he totally understands me both emotionally and creatively. He is the first person to give me total confidence as an artist."
THE DIVA SAYS - Good for you Jen. We love your music and you always look hot! But you really need to do something about that flat tone.
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I hope trying to work with her husband doesn't do any damage to their relationship. Sometimes people who play well together don't necessarily work well together.