Jenny from the Block is red-hot on The Cover Of Billboard !

44 years old and Damn HOT ! Jennifer Lopez is FINE. The newly single lady is showing off her perfect body (well done photoshop) but still ! She got that "good thing" on and, for the Billboard magazine cover, she is showing all kind of fabulosity. "On the cover of the music mag lensed by Joe Pugliese, Jenny from the Block is red-hot, rocking an Alaïa leotard with Christian Louboutins and lips to match as she perches herself atop a silver stool. And inside, she continues to bare all, not only about life and love, but in lots of leotards, too." says globalgrind. J.Lo’s spread and excerpts from her interview before the full story drops next Monday. Scroll to know more about the Bomba Latina ! On finding herself:

“Things have changed so much for me,” she says. “I had to really do some soul searching and just realize a lot of things about love, and now I feel like I come from a place where I’m stronger and, I think, better.”

On finding her voice:

“I never put myself out there to show the world what I could do in the best way I could. And touring, you gain a lot when you go out there every night and sing when you feel good, or even when your voice is scratchy and you feel a little off. It made me want to get back into the studio without that cage I had put on myself. Once I let that beast loose, I was doing things I didn’t know I could do.”

The many sides of Ms. Lopez:

“I’ve always strayed from embracing all these different parts of myself as a person and as an artist, but this time I was like, ‘I am all these different things,’” says Lopez. “I can be silly, I can make fun of myself, but I can also be deathly serious and way too deep and introspective sometimes. I think people have so many more sides to themselves than just one. We’re much more colorful than that.”

On having longevity in her career like Cher and Tina Turner:

“You can go on, and you can do what you want into your 60s and 70s and you can be powerful and be vulnerable and be human. And I think we’re just carrying that on. I’d like to think I’m part of the generation that’s carrying that on.”

On what’s next:

“I don’t know what I’m going to be doing in the next six months. I really don’t. And that’s OK for me. Because what I like is whatever happens is supposed to happen. And I’m good. I can roll with that.”