Jennifer Lopez Television

Jennifer Lopez appeared in Television as below:

Year	Title	Role	Episode
1993	In Living Color	"Fly Girl"	Season 4, episode 15 Season 5, episode 3
	Second Chances	Melinda Lopez	Episodes "Pilot", "Save the Last Dance for Me", "Coincidence or Conspiracy", and "I Can't Get No Satisfaxion"
1994			Episodes "Swimming Through Mud" and "Living in Between"
	South Central	Lucille	"Co-op" (episode 4)
	Hotel Malibu	Melinda Lopez	"The Bed, the Bribe and the Body" (episode 1)
2004	Will & Grace	Herself	"I Do" (season 6, episode 23) "Oh, No, You Di-in't" (season 6, episode 24) "FYI: I Hurt, Too" (season 7, episode 1)
2007	American Idol	Herself	"Top 8 Perform" (season 6, episode 28) "Top 8 Results" (season 6, episode 29)
2007	Como Ama Una Mujer	producer
2007	Dancing with the Stars	Herself

Jennifer Lopez - Filmography

Jennifer Lopez Filmography

The following Films of Jennifer Lopez with notes and awards

Filmography Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes and awards
1987	My Little Girl	Myra
1993	Nurses on the Line: The Crash of Flight 7	Rosie Romero
1995	My Family/Mi Familia	María Sánchez, in the '30s	Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress
	Money Train	Grace Santiago
1996	Jack	Miss Márquez
1997	Blood and Wine	Gabriela "Gabby"
	Selena	Selena Quintanilla-Pérez	MTV Movie Awards Nomination for Breakthrough Performance Golden Globe Awards: nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy ALMA Awards: won Outstanding Actress Lone Star Film & Television Awards: won Best Actress Imagen Foundation Awards: Lasting Image Award
	Anaconda	Terri Flores	Saturn Awards: nomination for Best Actress
	U Turn	Grace McKenna
1998	Out of Sight	Karen Sisco	MTV Movie Awards: 2 nominations for Best Female Performance and Best Kiss - shared with George Clooney Empire Movie Awards: nomination for Best Actress ALMA Awards: won Outstanding Actress
	Antz	Azteca
2000	The Cell	Catherine Deane	Saturn Awards: nomination for Best Actress
2001	The Wedding Planner	Mary Fiore
	Angel Eyes	Sharon Pogue	Alma Awards: nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture
2002	Enough	Slim Hiller
	Maid in Manhattan	Marisa Ventura	NAACP Image Award: nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture
2003	Gigli	Ricki
2004	Jersey Girl	Gertrude Steiney
	Shall We Dance?	Paulina
2005	onster-in-Law	Charlotte "Charlie" Cantilini
	An Unfinished Life	Jean Gilkyson
2007	El Cantante	Puchi	ALMA Awards: nomination for Outstanding Performance of a Lead Latino /a Cast in a Motion Picture Premios Juventud - Nomination for "Best Actress"
	Feel the Noise	Herself (Cameo)
	Bordertown	Lauren Adrian
2010	Plan B

Jennifer Lopez - Number-one singles

Jennifer Lopez Number-one singles

The following singles of Jennifer Lopez that reached number one in the U. S., the United Kingdom, Canada, or Australia.

Year	Single	Peak positions
		US	UK	CAN	AUS
1999	"If You Had My Love"	1	4	1	1
2001	"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	3	1	1	4
	"I'm Real"/"I'm Real" (Murder Remix)" (featuring Ja Rule)	1	4	6	3
2002	"Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)" (featuring Ja Rule and Caddillac Tah)	1	4	12	—
	"Jenny from the Block" (featuring Styles P and Jadakiss)	3	3	1	5
2003	"All I Have" (featuring LL Cool J)	1	2	6	2
2005	"Get Right"	12	1	3	3
Total	Number-one hits	4	2	3	1

Jennifer Lopez - Discography

Jennifer Lopez' Discography

Main article: Jennifer Lopez discography

Studio albums 1999: On the 6 2001: J. Lo 2002: This Is Me... Then 2005: Rebirth 2007: Como Ama una Mujer (Spanish) 2007: Brave

Compilation and Remix albums 2002: J to tha L-O!: The Remixes (Remix album) 2009: Greatest Hits

DVDs 2000: Feelin' So Good 2003: Let's Get Loud 2003: The Reel Me 2007: Como Ama Una Mujer

Jennifer Lopez - Bordertown and Amnesty International award

Jennifer Lopez received the Artists for Amnesty International award On February 14, 2007 "in recognition of J.Lo's work as producer and star of Bordertown, a film exposing the ongoing murders of hundreds of women in the border city of Juárez, Mexico". Nobel Peace Prize winner José Ramos-Horta presented the award to J.Lo at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Jennifer Lopez also received special recognition and thanks from Norma Andrade, co-founder of Nuestras Hijas de Regreso a Casa A.C. ("May Our Daughters Return Home, Civil Association"), an organization consisting of mothers and families of the murdered women of Juárez.

Esha Deol

Esha Deol (born 2 November 1981) is an Indian actress who appears in Bollywood films. She is the elder daughter of Bollywood actors Dharmendra and Hema Malini.

Deol is the elder daughter of actors Dharmendra and Hema Malini. She has a younger sister named Ahana. She was a state level soccer player and was selected in the Indian national team. She is part Punjabi and part Tamil and speaks Tamil with her mother Hema Malini and sister Ahana Deol. She is also the half-sister of actors Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol.

She is a Jatt Sikh on her father's side and Iyengar on her mother's. Deol attended Mithibai College in Mumbai where she planned to be become a fashion designer. Deol is also trained in the Odissi and Bharatanatyam dancing styles. Deol studied under Mumbai Odissi guru Rabindra Atibuddhi.

Deol's film career began with Koi Mere Dil Se Pooche for which she won three awards. She released several unsuccessful films in 2003, but in 2004 received a Filmfare nomination for Best Supporting Actress as the villain heroine in Dhoom. The same year she played a French teacher in Aayutha Ezhuthu. She went on to repeat the role in the Hindi remake Yuva.

Deol's portrayal of a notorious and vengeful ghost in Ram Gopal Verma's Darling (2007) was reviewed positively. Taran Adarsh from indiaFM noted that, "Esha Deol is excellent in a role that’s nothing short of a challenge. It would’ve boomeranged had it been entrusted to any inferior actor, but Esha is in terrific form here. This should be the turning point in her career." She is set to star in her mother's next directorial venture with Rekha and Abhishek Bachchan and also a film in which she is cast with her mother.