Jennifer Lopez banned her ex-husband from auditioning for ‘American Idol’.

Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband is set to audition for her on ‘American Idol’.

Jennifer Lopez’s first husband, Ojani Noa, was ordered to enter arbitration with the pop star over his plans for a tell-all book about their brief marriage.

Actress Jennifer Lopez’s first husband, Ojani Noa, has told a Los Angeles judge that he plans to fight her efforts to quash a tell-all memoir.

A dispute between Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband over his proposed US tell-all book about their relationship does not need to go to court, their lawyers said.

Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband will reveal intimate details about her unless he is stopped by a judge, despite having being paid nearly €100,000 by the singer-actress, her lawyer claims in court documents.

JENNIFER Lopez is suing her ex-husband, claiming he demanded $5 million (€4.125m) to keep him from publishing a book containing private details about the star and their relationship.

Jennifer Lopez has filed a lawsuit against her ex-husband Ojani Noa in a bid to show the former model she won't tolerate his plans to reveal all about her personal life in a new book.

Jennifer Lopez is being sued by her first husband Ojani Noa, who claims the Latina singer forced him to quit his job to run her California restaurant, but unfairly sacked him six months later despite his success.

An ex-husband of Jennifer Lopez has sued her for alleged breach of contract, claiming he was wrongly fired as the manager of her restaurant in Pasadena.

Jennifer Lopez's ex-husbands Cris Judd and Ojani Noa teamed up for the first time on Monday to appear on Spanish language chat show Cristina.

Jennifer Lopez has reportedly married singer Marc Anthony in a small ceremony at her Los Angeles home, less than six months after she ended her high-profile engagement to Ben Affleck.

A STUNNED world sent words of sorrow to grieving Americans after watching the dramatic break-up of the US space shuttle Columbia in the clear blue skies over Texas.

ISRAELIS yesterday mourned the death of their country’s first astronaut on the space shuttle Columbia with a weary sense of familiarity with dashed dreams.