For Jennifer Lopez, every project is an opportunity to push boundaries - not just for herself, but for an industry still catching up to the realities of representation. Whether she's playing a struggling single mother in the new film "Unstoppable" or diving into the multilayered role of Aurora in the upcoming musical "Kiss of the

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?