Lopez’s latest film, “Unstoppable,” tells the real-life story of Anthony Robles, a one-legged wrestler who defied the odds to become a champion. Directed by Billy Goldenberg and co-starring Jharrel Jerome, the film is as much about Robles’ journey as it is about his mother, Judy, who fought tirelessly to support him.

Jennifer Lopez opens up about breaking Latina stereotypes in Hollywood and her powerful role in 'Unstoppable'.

Lopez’s latest film, "Unstoppable,” tells the real-life story of Anthony Robles, a one-legged wrestler who defied the odds to become a champion. Directed by Billy Goldenberg and co-starring Jharrel Jerome, the film is as much about Robles’ journey as it is about his mother, Judy, who fought tirelessly to support him.

In a new interview, singer and actress Jennifer Lopez talks awards snubs, lack of representation in Hollywood, and how she fought against Latina stereotypes in her early career, asking, “Why can’t I be the ‘Girl Next Door?