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divorce Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez Are Allegedly Still Going to Co-Star on TV 
  
 Despite announcing that they're getting divorced, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony still plan to host Q’Viva: The Chosen together. The show will officially begin its talent search this fall — which leaves time for one of them to back out of the series — and the couple is set to visit dozens of communities to find the next Latin singing star. “The show goes on,” a representative for Q’Viva! told The Hollywood Reporter. "Both Jennifer and Marc are committed to the Q’Viva! project and will work on it as planned." Either they're divorcing as press for the show, which we will now be forced to watch, or they're handling this divorce very maturely. Or they just figure they might as well cash in. [THR, Deadline] ||||| The seed for this crawl was a list of every host in the Wayback Machine 
  
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 With Friday’s news of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony’s split after seven years of marriage comes the inevitable question of who gets what? But even before the world starts speculating on the power couple’s assets, there’s the lingering issue of their division of labor: namely, whether they’ll continue with plans to launch the new Latin talent show Q’Viva: The Chosen. 
  
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 Announced in June, the collaboration between Lopez, Anthony, director-choreographer Jamie King and American Idol creator and XIX Entertainment CEO Simon Fuller seeks to find the best undiscovered performers south of the border. The couple was due to visit dozens of communities and the series promised multi-lingual simultaneous broadcast across 21 countries in North America, Central America and South America. 
  
 “The show goes on,” a representative for XIX Entertainment tells THR. “Q’Viva!, the hotly anticipated 2012 celebration of Latin music, artistry and dance, is set to film this autumn in South America with Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony as previously announced.” 
  
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 The television series is not the only creative endeavor the two stars have taken on together in recent years. In 2006, they teamed up for the film El Cantante, which starred Anthony and Lopez (she also served as executive producer via her own Nuyorican Productions). To date, its domestic gross is just over $7.5 million, but the movie made twice that in DVD sales. 
  
 Lopez joined American Idol’s tenth season for which she was paid an estimated $12 million. She has yet to commit to the show for next year, but has signed on for the Lionsgate comedy What To Expect When You’re Expecting, slated to open in May 2012. Anthony can currently be seen in the TNT medical drama Hawthorne. 
  
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 Demanding schedules aside, XIX assures that “both Jennifer and Mark are committed to the Q’Viva! project and will work on it as planned.” ||||| Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony’s surprise announcement yesterday that they’re ending their marriage after 7 years won’t affect their first major TV project together, the international talent show ¡Q’viva! The Chosen they’re doing with Simon Fuller’s XIX Entertainment and Endemol. The series, in which Lopez and Anthony search for undiscovered talents in 21 countries across Latin America, has not been completed, with the singers set to film it later this year. “They’re both committed to ¡Q’viva! and will work on it as planned,” a spokesman for XIX Entertainment said. “The show goes on!”. XIX Entertainment is yet to lock English- and Spanish-language U.S. networks to carry the show, and the publicity surrounding Lopez and Anthony’s split may actually help line up distributors. 
  
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 We may soon find out just how much Jennifer Lopez swooned for William Levy during their steamy video for her hit single “I’m into You” now that the Puerto Rican dynamo announced her divorce from Marc Anthony. Lopez and Anthony released a statement Friday evening (perfectly timed to minimize how much attention the news received) where they dropped the bombshell that they were calling it quits after seven years. The news may have come as a surprise for fans who saw Anthony and Lopez put on an electric performance towards the end of American Idol but the sultry songtress has also shared a volcanic video shoot with telenovela heartthrob, Levy. 
  
 Lopez and Levy share intimate beach-side embraces as she strokes his shoulders and his chest in the video which was shot in Mexico and while there has been no official word linking the two stars, both have left their long-time spouses since the video aired. Levy also separated from his wife, Mexican actress Elizabeth Gutiérrez, who took on the rumors of his alleged infidelities in the press release she sent out about the separation. “I was always firmly by William’s side, despite the persistent rumors…I had no reason to doubt the strength of our union,” her statement read in Spanish. “I confess that this decision hasn’t been easy but I owe respect to myself as a person, woman and mother,” she wrote. 
  
 Lopez and Anthony were married seven years and have 3-year-old twins. They were to start work on a singing competition reality show billed as American Idol in Latin America. No word on the status of the upcoming show. And only time will tell if Lopez is into anything more than a video shoot with the Cuban bachelor now that she’s on the market as well. |||||
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In case you missed it, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony announced on Friday that they're splitting up. Up next: the expected deluge of gossip. Was J.Lo cheating on her hubby? Bossip notes that "word on the Latino streets" is that she was having some extramarital fun with telenovela star William Levy, who starred in the video for her song, "I'm Into You." The "proof" includes the fact that the video featured some steamy embraces, as well as the fact that both Lopez and Levy have since left their spouses. (Jezebel notes that Levy allegedly cheated on his wife with more than three dozen ladies.) Break-up and rumors of infidelity aside, Lopez and Anthony are still working together on Q’Viva: The Chosen, which Bossip calls "American Idol in Latin America." Simon Fuller's XIX Entertainment, which partnered with the couple on the talent search show, tells the Hollywood Reporter and Deadline it will start filming in the fall. (Either "they're handling this divorce very maturely," writes Mike Vilensky in New York, "or they just figure they might as well cash in.") Anthony is apparently handling the separation quite well, flirting with female audience members at a Colombia concert Saturday night, People reports. His idea of a joke, delivered to huge cheers: "They're saying I'm single."