Halftime is a self-portrait of the star’s emotional climb to the top of the entertainment industry, despite everyone who doubted her along the way.
She also calls out how, early in her career, she became a tabloid favorite—but only because of the men she loved and lost, and her generous derrière.
Lopez describes how that chaotic period made it difficult to take herself seriously as an artist, and how it killed her self-esteem and made her doubt her capabilities. Ben Affleck has a quick cameo where he recalls asking Lopez about how she deals with the harassment from the press. Her response? “I’m Latina, I expected this.”
Flash forward again to the present day, where Lopez is in the midst of preparing for her Super Bowl performance, when she learns she has to share the stage with Shakira,
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