Because a $520,000-yearly stipend comes with strings, Casper Smart is obliged to babysit the twins to whom he was introduced the day Jennifer Lopez hired him as her boyfriend. These are photos of Lopez and Smart around The Grove in Los Angeles yesterday, where Lopez took her babies to get photos taken with the Easter Bunny because babies don’t know it’s really Jesus under that costume.
In other news, they’re playing bondage, orgy games in her just-released video.
Before boning his boss in return for a $10,000 weekly stipend, this was Casper Smart’s job. Effectively the same job, but this is the kind of job where keeping the costume is your compensation. I just saw this on E! Online who say it’s a 2009 campaign, you can watch it below. The video shows a bunch of adults, led by the help, dressing in bee costumes and crumping to generic dance music.
Despite manager Benny Medina hijacking Jennifer Lopez’s Vogue profile to express his displeasure at this ‘obsessive’ relationship, that desperate to get her attention, the 42-year-old cast Casper Smart in her new music video. It’s a thing she does, with whomever she’s in love that week. It’s a bad sign. She cast Ben Affleck in Jenny From The Block, although Affleck says he regrets doing the video. The Help 1.0, Chris Judd, choreographed and danced in a bunch of her old videos including My Love Don’t Cost A Thing. Lopez also danced with Diddy in his Been Around The World video and performed a bunch of songs with now-estranged husband Marc Anthony. And now she’s groping Smart, who turns 25-years-old this week, in the Dance Again video. These are video stills, showing the couple blindfolding each other with ‘Love Is Blind.’ Myopic is more accurate.
Rather than shoe-horn in her cover, spread, and interview into the post I just wrote about the help, I’m giving the release of Jennifer Lopez’s Vogue Magazine April 2012 cover its own post. Vogue.com only appears to have released three of the photos from the Mert & Marcus shoot and it’s samey and underwhelming so feel free to skim over that if you will. But there’s more from her six-page long profile below for those who are interested. Incidentally, this is the same profile in which her manager Benny Medina denounces Lopez slumming with the help. And it’s the same interview in which Lopez addresses her divorce.
Jennifer Lopez debases Vogue Magazine by addressing a relationship with the help that’s so basic her own manager calls her out on it in the same issue. Benny Medina, also godfather to her twins, says Lopez is dating ‘obsessive’ guys and fostering meaningless relationships. Asked directly, Lopez gushes about her rebound f**kship: ‘[Casper is] adorable. But you already see that. He’s a good egg. I don’t want to talk about it too much. It’s my private thing.’ Asked about Marc Anthony, from whom she’s not yet divorced, she continues: ‘Without going into detail…it’s just really, really sad. And look, we are still going through it, and it’s emotional sometimes and difficult. We’re still friends and we’re parents. But it’s going to take time. It’s tough. But for the most part, I feel very proud of the way we’re handling it. I really do. We are doing the best we can for the kids… What you saw today, on Ellen, it’s very dignified and trying to be above all the emotions and pain that come along with a divorce and a family breaking apart. This is grown-up stuff. It’s real, serious, grown-up stuff.’ Archive photos below.
Jennifer Lopez’s manager, Benny Medina, godfather to her twins, profiled in Vogue Magazine and referring to conversations as recent as the day prior to the interview, appears to dislike the help. I can’t even make this stuff up… a few months back, RadarOnline.com reported that Marc Anthony wanted Lopez to get therapy for relationship issues that left her desperately jumping from one relationship to another without learning anything. To her emotional detriment. And now there’s an interview in which Medina calls out the same issues, explicitly, even appearing to comment on Lopez’s rebound f**kship with the help.
Asked why Lopez was so needy, Medina opined: ‘The thing that I always sort of wished is that she would give herself time to just naturally meet someone, instead of having obsessive guys pursue her [but she prefers] serial monogamy… The ease with which that obsession becomes a relationship I think sometimes works against her ability to have a real meaningful relationship. And she never half does anything. When she commits to anything in her work, her life, or her relationships, she is in it.’ Asked specifically about the help, Medina continues: ‘She’s not oblivious to her own reality right now, as in, ‘Damn, I’m 42 with a 24-year-old. Why?’ We talked about it yesterday. She was just like, ‘It’s not even the age, Benny. It’s actually that I just came out of a relationship where I felt like I was kind of not getting what I needed. And I’m open! So somebody who steps in right now and is actually touching me in a way; it’s very fertile ground!”
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