Jennifer Lopez showed up at AFI Fest 2024 to promote her upcoming film “Unstoppable” which is produced by her soon-to-be ex-husband, Ben Affleck.

The 55-year-old actress’s red carpet appearance at a Hollywood event on October 26 created a lot of buzz due to its revealing nature.

J.Lo arrived on the TCL Chinese Theater wearing a white shirt, fitted jacket, peach mini bubble skirt and brown high-heeled shoes with a 3- to 4-inch platform.

A number of days later she shared video her look on Instagram, which received over 586,000 likes and tons of of comments from people calling her “stunning” and saying, “This look is EVERYTHING. I’m proud of you!”

But when the comments were completely different Daily Mail. posted an article in regards to the singer’s band, wherein many individuals criticized the looks of the 170 cm tall celebrity within the comments.

One commenter wrote: “Stripper again! She won’t ever learn. The response to this comment was, “She doesn’t like being short. Let her pretend. The poor girl has had such a miserable yr.

Lopez has also been dragged online for allegedly pretending to be desperate for attention.

A 3rd said: “Way too old for this revealing outfit. She must have some pride and leave these skimpy outfits to the younger generation. Plus there’s that lip quiver that makes her look like she’s desperate to look sexy, however the effect is the other. Poor woman.

Another person wrote, “Aging gracefully defies this. The outfit, the wig, the shoes – she shouts, “Everyone is looking at me.” I’m ashamed of her.”

Commenters also brought up her pending divorce from Affleck, 52, but in response to J.Lo’s latest outfits, including one which said, “You came out just in time, Ben!”

“Unstoppable” is scheduled for a limited theatrical release on December 6. In addition to Lopez, the film also stars Emmy winner Jharrel Jerome of Netflix’s “I’m a Virgo” and “When They See Us.”

Bobby Cannavale, Michael Peña and Don Cheadle are also a part of the solid of the sports drama directed by William Goldenberg.

In addition to Affleck as a producer, “Unstoppable” is also produced by his longtime business partner Matt Damon through their production company Artists Equity.

Principal photography on “Unstoppable” began in Los Angeles in May 2023, before filming had to be halted due to the Writers Guild of America strike later that yr.

Production resumed in December 2023, after a 148-day work interruption. “Unstoppable” premiered in September on the Toronto International Film Festival.

Between “Unstoppable” filming in 2023 and TIFF in 2024, Lopez filed for divorce from Affleck on August 20, 2024. They formally separated in April.

Lopez and Affleck initially became a public couple in 2002. The duo formerly generally known as Bennifer announced their engagement in November of that yr before splitting in 2004.

The “Gigli” co-stars began dating again in 2021, and in July 2022, they officially married in Las Vegas. The following month, JLo and Ben hosted a special wedding celebration for family and friends.

As previously reported, Lopez filed divorce papers just hours after Ben Affleck flew his ex-wife Jennifer Garner from New Haven, Conn., to Los Angeles in August.

Affleck and Garner traveled across the country to drop off their daughter Violet at Yale University in Connecticut. The “Daredevil” castmates were married from 2005 to 2018.

Despite the divorce drama, Lopez, Affleck and Garner recently attended the identical event on October 18 in Los Angeles.

Affleck and Garner arrived with their 15-year-old daughter Seraphina. The other two children, Violet, 18, and Samuel, 12, weren’t seen. JLo showed up within the Brentwood neighborhood with Emme, one in every of her 16-year-old twins with ex-husband Marc Anthony, and two unknown guests.

It’s often said that hindsight is 20/20 – and within the case of Cynthia Erivo, it proves true. During an interview with Entertainment Tonight on the 2024 CFDA Fashion Awards on Monday night, the award-winning actress reflected on her recent backlash against a superfan-edited version of the poster for the highly anticipated film adaptation of “Wicked.”

“It wasn’t necessarily a slap. I actually protect this role. I’m very enthusiastic about it and I do know the fans adore it too,” she said publication. “I believe for me it was only a human moment where I wanted to protect little Elphaba, and it was like a human moment. I probably should have called my friends, but I’m nice.

Earlier this month, Erivo made headlines after reacting to a fan-modified version of the film’s official poster. Despite the intention to mirror the illustrated artwork of the unique and much-loved Broadway musical, Erivo was offended by the fan-made poster, which was edited to obscure the star’s eyes.

“This is the wildest and most offensive thing I have ever seen,” she wrote on her Instagram Stories on the time. “None of this is funny. None of this is sweet. This humiliates me. It humiliates us. The original poster is an ILLUSTRATION. I am a real person who chose to look straight into the camera barrel, at you, the viewer… because without words we communicate with our eyes.”

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The actress went on to explain that the video and its official artwork were intended to pay homage and never to recreate the unique poster.

“Editing my face and hiding my eyes is erasing me. And it’s just deeply painful,” she added.

This response was followed by a fan who reportedly created a poster that Erivo found offensive on Xexplaining the intentions behind the poster.

“This is and always has been an innocent fan edit intended to pay homage to the original Broadway poster and there is nothing wrong with that,” they wrote within the X thread, reposting the photo. “Although I initially removed it because I felt it was the right thing to do, fan posters have been around for as long as movies have existed. I never intended to cause any harm… I will also say that Cynthia is right to have her feelings on this matter, and I am also right to want to stand by my version of the poster because I truly meant no harm and I just created it to show love for the original. Both may be true.”

The first a part of the film adaptation of “Wicked” will hit theaters on November 22, and the sequel is scheduled for release next yr.

Nike’s Jordan brand has introduced a brand new series of women’s sneakers, partly inspired by the work of two of the brand’s leading athletes, Kiki Rice and Kiyomi McMiller.

The Jordan Heir Series was unveiled after obtaining the mandatory feedback and input from Jordan Brand athletes corresponding to Rice (UCLA guard who was the first Jordan Brand NIL signatory) and McMiller (the first Jordan Brand highschool NIL signee who currently plays at Rutgers University ).

The Jordan brand officially presented the Jordan Heir Series, the brand’s recent basketball shoes for ladies 👸 pic.twitter.com/npZvo64fCc

— Nice kicks (@nicekicks) October 28, 2024

“Understanding that the Heir Series was designed specifically based on my observations and those of other players on the roster truly reflects the changes that are happening in women’s basketball today,” Rice said. “The opportunity to contribute to the design and style of this shoe is something I take for granted. I like this aesthetic and think the color blocking is great for storytelling and overall advancement of the women’s game and basketball.”

Jordan Brand took advice from a lot of the 15 athletes in the Jordan Brand family to create the Heir Series. This series is the brand’s lowest-priced basketball sneakers. The design was created to enable the running and cutting that today’s basketball players are accustomed to, and this can be a top priority for a growing variety of players on the court.

“We are currently witnessing a pivotal and transformative era in sports, especially women’s sports,” says Rhyne Howard, Jordan Brand athlete and Atlanta Dream guard. “These shoes allow us to leverage our knowledge of how women play to create products that can benefit all athletes and move the entire sports landscape forward.”

The Jordan Brand Heir Series is on the market worldwide on jordan.com and at select retailers.