10 Questions for Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez
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TIME's interview with the singer actor continues on Time.com. Read these extra questions for Jennifer Lopez.

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How does your heritage affect your music?Rudy Rodriguez, Corpus Christi, Texas
It influences everything that I do—being Puerto Rican and from New York. I think you can hear it in my music and in the choices that I make.

You grew up in the Bronx. Are you a Yankees fan?Kevin Gray, Bow, N.H.
I don't really like baseball. I have family members that are Mets fans and others that are Yankees fans, so whoever wants to go to the game, I go with.

Do you think a woman is capable of being President? What do you think of Hillary Clinton?Lydia Gomez, Los Angeles
I do think a woman is capable of being president, but I don't want to comment on any of the candidates.

It is very en vogue for celebrities to adopt children from all over the world. How do you feel about adoption by celebrities and non-celebrities alike?Wayne Meyer in Port Elizabeth, Republic of South Africa
I think any child that finds a loving home is a blessing.

If you had to take on a blue-collar occupation, what would be your first choice?Mike Brand, Tallahassee, Fla.
It would have to be something creative. I get pretty bored with everything else.

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