Moonlightaholics

You mean they are STILL talking about the movie...


(courtesy of lovelylopez.net)

Red

That picture makes me smile.
I'm going back again on Wednesday...

How can anybody look at that pic and not break out in a huge smile??

They have so much fun at that party, you can see the tension of the day falling off in that smile.

And a reminder for anyone in the UK, J Lo is on Graham Norton, tonight, BBC1, 10.35pm.

Red

redwinter101 wrote:And a reminder for anyone in the UK, J Lo is on Graham Norton, tonight, BBC1, 10.35pm.

Red

Graham's on form tonight. I haven't watched for a while and I'd forgotten how funny he can be - 4 minutes in and I've snorted my tea twice already...

Red

Wow! To date, J Lo's films have grossed over $900million.

Okay, the show was great!!! I'd never have called myself a JLo fan but she was really good. Graham is very quick (and quite close to the knuckle at times) and she totally went with it. They were making fun of the poster (with her hand over Alex's face), and she joined in saying that Alex had joked during the shoot that of course they'd end up using the picture with her hand over his face; she was really straightforward and sincere talking about "Bennifer" and she really seemed to have fun with the other guests. Alan Davies was one of the other guests (it's a panel of guests rather than a one-to-one interview) and he's a new dad so they had a good giggle about the pregnancy stuff. She also took it really well when Graham was saying that, much as he enjoyed the movie, he found out more about pregnancy than he ever needed to know.

They showed a clip (Stan arriving at Zoe's apartment for their first date) but otherwise no Alex mentions. But still, I think this is good publicity for the movie here.

Seriously folks - she was super.

Red

Awesome, and thanks so much for the report, Red! She is a very fun and funny lady. I think she's grown up remarkably in the past few years...having kids can do that for a person (but it sure doesn't always!). She seems to have her priorities straight... and to be able to laugh stuff off now that might have caused her hackles to rise at an earlier stage of her life.

Good for her!

Thanks for the report Red! She's very good at going with the flow in interviews. Cute story about the poster!

thanks, red,

We get Graham Norton here on Saturday on BBCAmerica right after Dr. Who. The first time I saw him, I just couldn't believe how funny he is. He's capable of pushing the envelope without getting crass and that's talent. I'll look for him on Saturday.

Not sure if this is viewable outside the UK, but here's a clip from Graham Norton:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in0kanFsTaI

Red

That's great. She's so open and I think she has come a long way in being comfortable with where she is now. Mark is good for her. And I laughed out loud at the end "Sorry about that." I didn't quite get what the man (who is it?) said.

francis wrote:That's great. She's so open and I think she has come a long way in being comfortable with where she is now. Mark is good for her. And I laughed out loud at the end "Sorry about that." I didn't quite get what the man (who is it?) said.

That's Alan Davies - actor and comedian - he said he's never going to wash his leg again (after she touched it).

Red

That makes it even funnier! Thank you, red!!!