Jennifer Lopez

Backyard BBQ’s and an extra day of sleeping in and lounging around is great and all, but for those who wanted to go big this Memorial Day weekend, Las Vegas was the place to be.

Jennifer Lopez and her soon-to-be former husband Marc Anthony put on a show Saturday night at the Mandalay Bay Events center durning the finale of their show “Q'Viva! The Chosen Live,” where they reportedly seemed “close” and held hands on stage. They also did some singing. If you hadn’t heard of the show, it’s too late now, but you apparently missed a star studded, heavily sponsored extravaganza that, “goes straight to the core and touches the heart of the people of Latin America.” So now you know. Did I mention that JLo was there?

The all-star comedy about impeding parenthood got destroyed with a capital “D” at the box office this weekend.

Lionsgate’s debut What to Expect When You’re Expecting took home a total of $10.5 million in earnings. The effort put them behind four other films, including Dark Shadows and – surprise, surprise – The Avengers.

The film follows a cast of parents and parents-to-be played by big names like Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez and Elizabeth Banks in a PG-13 adventure.

Move Over Donald Trump, Here Comes Justin Bieber. (insert joke about their shared infatuation for side swept hair here).

The 18-year-old burgeoning business mogul just landed the third spot on the Forbes Celebrity 100 list, as well as the magazines latest cover

With Mother's Days is just around the corner, celebrities are reflecting on what it means to be a mom. The stars of the upcoming ensemble comedy, “What To Expect When You’re Expecting," based on Heidi Murkoff's book by the same name, share their stories about motherhood’s many ups and downs in the June issue of Redbook.

When Jennifer Lopez, 42, had twins Max and Emme, she had some tough moments in her first days as a mom, revealing, "I remember after the babies were born, about seven to 10 days in, I was like, 'What is going on with me?' I felt sad and depressed and thought the babies didn't love me."

She turned to Murkoff’s book for help: “It said how you have this huge hormonal drop about seven to 10 days after you give birth. It's called the 'baby blues.' But I just thought they didn't like me!"