Jennifer Lopez is preparing for a hybrid wedding…

Universal has announced that their romantic comedy Marry Me, starring the 52-year-old Puerto Rican actress singer and Owen Wilson will stream on Peacock the same weekend the movie hits theaters, February 11-13.

Marry Me, directed by Kat Coiro, follows a musical superstar, played by Lopez, who is about to be proposed to by her fellow music supernova (Maluma in his feature film debut) before a global audience of fans. However, she learns that he’s been unfaithful and decides to marry Charlie (Wilson), a stranger in the crowd instead.

Lopez and Maluma have original songs in Marry Me.

The film also stars John Bradley, Michelle Buteau and Utkarsh Ambudkar.

John Rogers, Tami Sagher and Harper Dill wrote the screenplay based on the graphic novel by Bobby Crosby. T

he film is produced by Lopez and her producing partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas for the multi-hyphenate’s Nuyorican Productions, by John Rogers for Kung Fu Monkey Productions and by Benny Medina.

Julianna Peña has pulled off the unbelievable…

The 32-year-old Mexican and Venezuelan American mixed martial artist (11-4) scored one of the biggest upsets in MMA history on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena, as she submitted Amanda Nunes (21-5) in the second round of their bantamweight title fight.

The finish came at 3 minutes, 26 seconds, after Peña hurt Nunes on the feet, took her to the ground, moved to her back and locked her in a rear-naked choke.

“I told you,” Peña said. “Don’t ever doubt me again. … She tapped and I asked the commission, ‘Is it over?’ He said, ‘Yes, you won.’ It didn’t [seem real]. It feels crazy. But I expected to win. The world is my oyster. You have the ability to do anything you want in this life.”

Officially, it is the fourth-largest upset in UFC title fight history, according to ESPN Stats & Information. The biggest remains Holly Holm‘s victory over Ronda Rousey for the 135-pound title at UFC 193 in November 2015.

Nunes, of Brazil, appeared to be well on her way to victory in the opening round. She dropped Peña with a right hand about three minutes into the fight and spent some time near the end of the frame in top position. She smiled at Peña at the close of the round, and even offered a high-five before they went back to their corners.

The fight changed dramatically in the second round. Peña, who hails from Spokane, Washington, is not known as a fearsome striker, but she began finding an easy home for her straight punches. Nunes’ face turned red from shots to the chin, and she started to breathe heavier. She refused to back off or change tactics, however, electing to stand directly in front of Peña and trade shot for shot. She tried to land her fastball right hand, which has finished so many fights in her career, but mostly hit air.

According to UFC Stats, Peña outlanded Nunes in total strikes 90-58, including 79-46 in significant strikes. Peña landed 74 significant strikes in Round 2, the second-most in a round in women’s bantamweight history, according to ESPN Stats & Information.

“I did everything I could tonight,” Nunes said. “I trained hard for it. Congratulations to Julianna. She’s a warrior. I knew that the whole time. I’ll go back to the gym, train more and get the next one.”

It’s the first time Nunes has lost since 2014, when she dropped a bantamweight fight to Cat Zingano. Since that loss, Nunes had won 12 in a row and claimed belts in multiple weight classes. Her most recent two fights had been at 145 pounds, so this was the first time since December 2019 she’d had to cut weight.

It’s stranger days for Jordana Brewster.

The 41-year-old half-Brazilian Panamanian actress will star opposite Sam Worthington and Luke Grimes in the sci-fi thriller Hello Stranger.

April Mullen will direct from a screenplay penned by Ryan Christopher Churchill.

In Hello Stranger, Faye (Brewster) attempts to replace her newly deceased husband, Evan (Grimes) with an android simulant (SIM). Although SIM Evan appears like human Evan in everyway, Faye does not feel the same love for SIM Evan as it does for her. SIM Evan tries to win Faye back, while at the same time, on-the-run from a government agent (Worthington) chasing down SIMS who have become “conscious,” and could potentially be a threat to humankind.

The film is being produced by Tim Doiron and James van der Woerd in association with their production company Wango Films, with Myriad’s Kirk D’Amico as an executive producer.

Said Wango CEO and producer Tim Doiron: “The addition of Sam and Jordana to Hello Stranger takes an already stellar creative team to the next level. We have secured our dream cast for this film and cannot wait to bring this project to life.”

Brewster’s previous credits include the Fast & Furious franchise films and TNT’s Dallas reboot.