Ross Gellar may have been worried about his three divorces in Friends but Jennifer Lopez is poking fun at herself amid divorce proceedings with Ben Affleck. The pop icon was recently at the Toronto Film Festival to support her new film Unstoppable,&nbsp;which has been produced by her ex-husband and she was caught poking fun at her romantic history. 
 
In a playful chat with her Unstoppable co-star Bobby Cannavale, the 55-year-old actress was overheard saying, “I’m a bad picker." The candid admission was caught on video by The Hollywood Reporter. 
 
Cannavale initially had trouble hearing Lopez &nbsp;which prompted the singer to repeat the phrase several times with a laugh, adding, “It is what it is.” 
 
&nbsp;The term “bad picker” typically refers to someone who repeatedly chooses unsuitable partners. 
 
Lopez’s comments come just weeks after filing for divorce from Ben Affleck, her fourth husband, on what would have been their two-year wedding anniversary. Rumours of their breakup had been doing the rounds for a while with the two spending time apart this summer.&nbsp; 
 
The couple famously rekindled their romance decades after calling off their first engagement in 2004, only to split again. 
 
Lopez has been married before. First to Ojani Noa (1997–1998), then to Cris Judd (2001–2003), and then to singer Marc Anthony (2004–2014), with whom she shares two children.&nbsp;

Ross Gellar may have been worried about his three divorces in Friends but Jennifer Lopez is poking fun at herself amid divorce proceedings with Ben Affleck. The pop icon was recently at the Toronto Film Festival to support her new film Unstoppable, which has been produced by her ex-husband and she was caught poking fun at her romantic history.

Ross Gellar may have been worried about his three divorces in Friends but Jennifer Lopez is poking fun at herself amid divorce proceedings with Ben Affleck. The pop icon was recently at the Toronto Film Festival to support her new film Unstoppable, which has been produced by her ex-husband and she was caught poking fun at her romantic history. In a playful chat with her Unstoppable co-star Bobby Cannavale, the 55-year-old actress was overheard saying, “I’m a bad picker." The candid admission was caught on video by The Hollywood Reporter. Cannavale initially had trouble hearing Lopez which prompted the singer to repeat the phrase several times with a laugh, adding, “It is what it is.” The term “bad picker” typically refers to someone who repeatedly chooses unsuitable partners. Lopez’s comments come just weeks after filing for divorce from Ben Affleck, her fourth husband, on what would have been their two-year wedding anniversary. Rumours of their breakup had been doing the rounds for a while with the two spending time apart this summer. The couple famously rekindled their romance decades after calling off their first engagement in 2004, only to split again. Lopez has been married before. First to Ojani Noa (1997–1998), then to Cris Judd (2001–2003), and then to singer Marc Anthony (2004–2014), with whom she shares two children.

Jennifer Lopez pokes fun at her tryst with bad marriages: 'Bad picker'

The Bibi Files, a documentary featuring unseen footage of the criminal investigation conducted in advance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trials, premiered at the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) on Monday night.

Documentary based on Benjamin Netanyahu- 'The Bibi Files', premieres at TIFF 2024

&nbsp;Pamela Anderson portrays a veteran Las Vegas showgirl forced to confront an uncertain future when she suddenly finds herself out of a job in “The Last Showgirl,” a heartfelt drama that made its premiere on Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival.

A story about what goes on behind the bright lights of Vegas, the film stars Anderson as Shelley, a 50-year old dancer who must reinvent herself when the floor show in which she performs suddenly closes after a 30-year run on the Strip.

Supported by a cast that includes Dave Bautista and Jamie Lee Curtis, Anderson took on the challenging role after last year's Netflix documentary "Pamela: A Love Story," which offered an intimate portrait of the "Baywatch" actor's life and career in her own words.

"There was just a gut instinct about Pamela that I was compelled by, and then seeing her documentary&nbsp;really solidified that choice,” Gia Coppola, who directed "The Last Showgirl," told Reuters at the premiere.&nbsp;

“I knew that no one else could play this role but her and add the same meaning,” said Coppola, whose directorial credits include 2013's "Palo Alto" and "Mainstream" in 2020.

Anderson, a 57-year-old actor, animal rights activist and model, began her storied career in 1989 when she was discovered at a football game in her native British Columbia. That led to a modeling opportunity with Playboy magazine that catapulted her into the spotlight and opened the doors to her acting career.

Curtis, who plays a cocktail waitress and Shelley's best friend in the movie, said working with Anderson was the main attraction for her.

“I did the movie because she was going to be in the movie,” Curtis told Reuters on the red carpet.&nbsp;

Curtis, who won an Academy Award in 2023 for her work in "Everything Everywhere All at Once," said she had a scheduling conflict but was able to accept the role because the producers agreed to shoot all of her scenes in the first four days of the filming.

As for Anderson, she made a brief appearance on the red carpet on Friday, barely stopping for interviews.&nbsp;

“I love the way that she is walking through the BS of show business and saying, 'I don't need to play your game.' I respect her for it so deeply,” Curtis said.&nbsp;

“I hope we will all have a newfound appreciation for her talents after they see the movie.”

Pamela Anderson portrays a veteran Las Vegas showgirl forced to confront an uncertain future when she suddenly finds herself out of a job in “The Last Showgirl,” a heartfelt drama that made its premiere on Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Pamela Anderson portrays a veteran Las Vegas showgirl forced to confront an uncertain future when she suddenly finds herself out of a job in “The Last Showgirl,” a heartfelt drama that made its premiere on Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival. A story about what goes on behind the bright lights of Vegas, the film stars Anderson as Shelley, a 50-year old dancer who must reinvent herself when the floor show in which she performs suddenly closes after a 30-year run on the Strip. Supported by a cast that includes Dave Bautista and Jamie Lee Curtis, Anderson took on the challenging role after last year's Netflix documentary "Pamela: A Love Story," which offered an intimate portrait of the "Baywatch" actor's life and career in her own words. "There was just a gut instinct about Pamela that I was compelled by, and then seeing her documentary really solidified that choice,” Gia Coppola, who directed "The Last Showgirl," told Reuters at the premiere. “I knew that no one else could play this role but her and add the same meaning,” said Coppola, whose directorial credits include 2013's "Palo Alto" and "Mainstream" in 2020. Anderson, a 57-year-old actor, animal rights activist and model, began her storied career in 1989 when she was discovered at a football game in her native British Columbia. That led to a modeling opportunity with Playboy magazine that catapulted her into the spotlight and opened the doors to her acting career. Curtis, who plays a cocktail waitress and Shelley's best friend in the movie, said working with Anderson was the main attraction for her. “I did the movie because she was going to be in the movie,” Curtis told Reuters on the red carpet. Curtis, who won an Academy Award in 2023 for her work in "Everything Everywhere All at Once," said she had a scheduling conflict but was able to accept the role because the producers agreed to shoot all of her scenes in the first four days of the filming. As for Anderson, she made a brief appearance on the red carpet on Friday, barely stopping for interviews. “I love the way that she is walking through the BS of show business and saying, 'I don't need to play your game.' I respect her for it so deeply,” Curtis said. “I hope we will all have a newfound appreciation for her talents after they see the movie.”

TIFF 2024: Pamela Anderson takes star turn as The Last Showgirl

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is underway. On day two&nbsp;of the festival, Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jarome's sports drama Unstoppable premiered and earned rousing applause from the audience.&nbsp;

Directed by William Goldenberg, the sports drama is based on the real-life story of a wrestler Robles.&nbsp;

<h2>Unstoppable&nbsp;receives standing ovation</h2>

On Friday (Sep 6), Jennifer Lopez's movie impressed the jam-packed theatres and earned a two-minute standing ovation.&nbsp;

The movie follows the real-life story of wrestler Robles, who was born with one leg and won an NCAA national championship. Lopez plays the role of Robles' mother, Judy Robles.&nbsp;

Robles has attended the premiere of the movie. At the festival, he told PEOPLE, "I'd say the most difficult part was just telling the uncomfortable things."

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He said, "But I felt like in order to tell my story correctly, and truly impact the most people, they had to know my pain. They had to know the scars that I went through and what I dealt with. I think that was tough for me, but it was also therapeutic."

At the event, Goldenberg thanked Ben Affleck and Matt Damon and their company Artists Equity. Lopez and Ben have worked in the movie before parting ways. The Batman star skipped the premiere of the movie. However, Damon was present at the event.&nbsp;

In an introduction to the film, he said “I’ve been blessed to have them as partners.”

“I appreciate everything they’ve done. I have worked with Ben for almost 20 years as an editor, and his faith in me sometimes exceeded my faith in myself. So I can’t tell you how much I appreciate his support and his help and allowing me to be here.”

The synopsis of the movie reads, as per Variety, "Unstoppable&nbsp;stars Jerome (Moonlight) as a college wrestler who dreams of going professional. It’s based on the inspirational true story of Anthony Robles, who was born without a right leg and developed the strength and skills to meet the demands of Arizona State University’s wrestling team.''

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is underway. On day two of the festival, Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jarome's sports drama Unstoppable premiered and earned rousing applause from the audience.

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is underway. On day two of the festival, Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jarome's sports drama Unstoppable premiered and earned rousing applause from the audience. Directed by William Goldenberg, the sports drama is based on the real-life story of a wrestler Robles. Unstoppable receives standing ovation On Friday (Sep 6), Jennifer Lopez's movie impressed the jam-packed theatres and earned a two-minute standing ovation. The movie follows the real-life story of wrestler Robles, who was born with one leg and won an NCAA national championship. Lopez plays the role of Robles' mother, Judy Robles. Robles has attended the premiere of the movie. At the festival, he told PEOPLE, "I'd say the most difficult part was just telling the uncomfortable things." ¡Toda la película de Unstoppable sentada junto a Don Cheadle y JLo y yo ni en cuenta! #unstoppable @TIFF_NET 🎬 pic.twitter.com/ifJaCTuHGg — Adriana Fernández (@adriana99) September 6, 2024 × He said, "But I felt like in order to tell my story correctly, and truly impact the most people, they had to know my pain. They had to know the scars that I went through and what I dealt with. I think that was tough for me, but it was also therapeutic." At the event, Goldenberg thanked Ben Affleck and Matt Damon and their company Artists Equity. Lopez and Ben have worked in the movie before parting ways. The Batman star skipped the premiere of the movie. However, Damon was present at the event. In an introduction to the film, he said “I’ve been blessed to have them as partners.” “I appreciate everything they’ve done. I have worked with Ben for almost 20 years as an editor, and his faith in me sometimes exceeded my faith in myself. So I can’t tell you how much I appreciate his support and his help and allowing me to be here.” The synopsis of the movie reads, as per Variety, "Unstoppable stars Jerome (Moonlight) as a college wrestler who dreams of going professional. It’s based on the inspirational true story of Anthony Robles, who was born without a right leg and developed the strength and skills to meet the demands of Arizona State University’s wrestling team.''

Jennifer Lopez's Unstoppable receives standing ovation at TIFF 2024

The much-anticipated film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms, starring veteran actors Deepti Naval and Amol Palekar, is all set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival

Young cinematographer Ateet Singh has all the reasons to feel proud and excited about his first feature film, which is all set to have its world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival 2024 on September 7, 2024, at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

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Ateet Singh started his journey as a fashion photographer in Delhi and slowly got inclined towards films and filmmaking. He went to Berlin to study films in 2012.

Talking about the film in which he worked as the DOP, Ateet Singh said, “I always wanted to do a feature film that speaks volume; just then the film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms happened to me. It is a beautiful fairy tale-like journey that teaches you about life and beyond.”

The film is directed by Srinivas Abrol, and stars&nbsp;beauty pageant winners Jitesh Thakur and Alankrita Bora as protagonists. The film also features - Deepti Naval, Amol Palekar, and Brijendra Kala, among others.

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Talking about how as a cinematographer he translated the story visually, Ateet said, “Since the film’s story is primarily about a book, I wanted the audience to have a dreamlike visual experience almost as if they are reading a book themselves, yet kept it higher on the contrast to maintain a certain cinematic perspective.”

Ateet also worked on some of the interesting music videos for famous artists like Divine, Badshah, etc. He shot films like Khuda Haafiz and Collar Bomb as a second-unit DOP and action cinematographer.

The much-anticipated film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms, starring veteran actors Deepti Naval and Amol Palekar, is all set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival Young cinematographer Ateet Singh has all the reasons to feel proud and excited about his first feature film, which is all set to have its world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival 2024 on September 7, 2024, at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

The much-anticipated film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms, starring veteran actors Deepti Naval and Amol Palekar, is all set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival Young cinematographer Ateet Singh has all the reasons to feel proud and excited about his first feature film, which is all set to have its world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival 2024 on September 7, 2024, at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. Pro-Palestine protesters interrupt Toronto Film Festival's opening night, walk inside the theatre Ateet Singh started his journey as a fashion photographer in Delhi and slowly got inclined towards films and filmmaking. He went to Berlin to study films in 2012. Talking about the film in which he worked as the DOP, Ateet Singh said, “I always wanted to do a feature film that speaks volume; just then the film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms happened to me. It is a beautiful fairy tale-like journey that teaches you about life and beyond.” The film is directed by Srinivas Abrol, and stars beauty pageant winners Jitesh Thakur and Alankrita Bora as protagonists. The film also features - Deepti Naval, Amol Palekar, and Brijendra Kala, among others. Linkin Park new music? Band reunites 7 years after Chester Bennington's death Talking about how as a cinematographer he translated the story visually, Ateet said, “Since the film’s story is primarily about a book, I wanted the audience to have a dreamlike visual experience almost as if they are reading a book themselves, yet kept it higher on the contrast to maintain a certain cinematic perspective.” Ateet also worked on some of the interesting music videos for famous artists like Divine, Badshah, etc. He shot films like Khuda Haafiz and Collar Bomb as a second-unit DOP and action cinematographer.

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Jennifer Lopez pokes fun at her tryst with bad marriages: 'Bad picker'

Documentary based on Benjamin Netanyahu- 'The Bibi Files', premieres at TIFF 2024

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Jennifer Lopez's Unstoppable receives standing ovation at TIFF 2024

TIFF 2024: Indian film Tara and Akash: Love Beyond Realms promises dreamlike visual experience