Jennifer Lopez may still be Jenny from the block, as evident from the sexy (but slightly trashy) A.L.C. leopard suit she wore in New York City on Tuesday night for her appearance on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.

J. Lo is currently promoting her new film Parker, but during her chat with Jon, she seemingly defended fellow superstar Beyonce Knowles for her alleged lip-synching debacle.

“You know, sometimes it happens,” she said. “When you’re in certain stadiums and in certain venues, they do pre-record things ... All performers do have to do it at some point.” J. Lo also pointed out that Whitney Houston’s iconic rendition “Star-Spangled Banner” was pre-recorded. Check out her interview below:

Later J. Lo changed into a slightly more demure outfit, and we have to say, this is 100 times better! Sorry J. Lo, but you're not in your 20s anymore! (Then again, boyfriend Casper Smart is...)

Jennifer Lopez may still be Jenny from the block, as evident from the sexy (but slightly trashy) A.L.C. leopard suit she wore in New York City on Tuesday night for her appearance on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.

J. Lo is currently promoting her new film Parker, but during her chat with Jon, she seemingly defended fellow superstar Beyonce Knowles for her alleged lip-synching debacle.

“You know, sometimes it happens,” she said. “When you’re in certain stadiums and in certain venues, they do pre-record things ... All performers do have to do it at some point.” J. Lo also pointed out that Whitney Houston’s iconic rendition “Star-Spangled Banner” was pre-recorded. Check out her interview below:

Later J. Lo changed into a slightly more demure outfit, and we have to say, this is 100 times better! Sorry J. Lo, but you're not in your 20s anymore! (Then again, boyfriend Casper Smart is...)

Matt Damon landed at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday evening, and even though his latest flick isn't doing well at the box office, he was in a great mood, signing autographs and posing for photos with a handful of happy fans.

Matt will be appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live tomorrow to promote Promised Land, and we're not sure if he'll chat about how little money it's made at the box office (so far it's only earned $7,542,000 and it cost $15 million to make), but we're guessing he might address the fact that the film was financed in part by Image Nation, a company completely owned and operated by the oil-rich government of the United Arab Emirates.

The film follows a salesman for a natural gas company (Damon) who travels to a small town to try and buy out land from the locals, but he's met with quite a bit of resistance. Last month Damon was asked about the foreign-oil funding at a promotional event in New York, by Philem McAleer, who directed the pro-fracking film FrackNation. McAleer asked Damon, "How does it feel to be a fully-paid advocate for an oil-rich Middle Eastern government - and doesn't that really negate any artistic credibility that Promised Land might have?" Damon's reply? "[T]he first time we were aware that Image Nation was involved with our movie was when we saw the rough cut and saw their logo."

Matt Damon landed at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday evening, and even though his latest flick isn't doing well at the box office, he was in a great mood, signing autographs and posing for photos with a handful of happy fans.

Matt will be appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live tomorrow to promote Promised Land, and we're not sure if he'll chat about how little money it's made at the box office (so far it's only earned $7,542,000 and it cost $15 million to make), but we're guessing he might address the fact that the film was financed in part by Image Nation, a company completely owned and operated by the oil-rich government of the United Arab Emirates.

The film follows a salesman for a natural gas company (Damon) who travels to a small town to try and buy out land from the locals, but he's met with quite a bit of resistance. Last month Damon was asked about the foreign-oil funding at a promotional event in New York, by Philem McAleer, who directed the pro-fracking film FrackNation. McAleer asked Damon, "How does it feel to be a fully-paid advocate for an oil-rich Middle Eastern government - and doesn't that really negate any artistic credibility that Promised Land might have?" Damon's reply? "[T]he first time we were aware that Image Nation was involved with our movie was when we saw the rough cut and saw their logo."

Ashley Tisdale wasn't feeling camera ready after finishing her morning workout, but we give her a thumbs up on her sweatshirt.

The former High School Musical starlet proudly displayed the words "run on love and margaritas."

Oooh! Sounds like someone's itching for a tropical getaway.

No doubt, Ash's body is definitely ready for a bikini!

Ashley Tisdale wasn't feeling camera ready after finishing her morning workout, but we give her a thumbs up on her sweatshirt.

The former High School Musical starlet proudly displayed the words "run on love and margaritas."

Oooh! Sounds like someone's itching for a tropical getaway.

No doubt, Ash's body is definitely ready for a bikini!

We think he's perfect for the role!

Bradley Cooper recently confessed that he'd love to portray shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong on the big screen.

"I would be interested in that. I think he's fascinating. What a fascinating character," he told BBC before adding, "I remember Matt Damon was going to do his autobiography at one point years ago. I remember thinking, that would be a great character, I'd love to play that character. I would love to do something, I think he's pretty fascinating."

The upcoming film is set to be based on Juliet Macur's book Cycle of Lies: The Fall of Lance Armstrong. Other actors being considered to play the disgraced Tour de France champion include Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Fassbender, Matthew McConaughey and Christian Bale.

We hope B-Coops gets the gig!

We think he's perfect for the role!

Bradley Cooper recently confessed that he'd love to portray shamed cyclist Lance Armstrong on the big screen.

"I would be interested in that. I think he's fascinating. What a fascinating character," he told BBC before adding, "I remember Matt Damon was going to do his autobiography at one point years ago. I remember thinking, that would be a great character, I'd love to play that character. I would love to do something, I think he's pretty fascinating."

The upcoming film is set to be based on Juliet Macur's book Cycle of Lies: The Fall of Lance Armstrong. Other actors being considered to play the disgraced Tour de France champion include Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Fassbender, Matthew McConaughey and Christian Bale.

We hope B-Coops gets the gig!