Jennifer Lopez "definitely" wants more children. The singer-and-actress already has one-year-old twins Max and Emme with her husband Marc Anthony and is keen to expand her brood in the future.

She said: "I definitely want to have more though. I don't know if it's in the cards for us, but I would like to."

Jennifer Lopez sympathizes with Britney Spears' "painful" breakdown. Jennifer, who has kept a low-profile since marrying husband Marc Anthony and becoming a mother, was shocked by Britney's erratic behavior in 2008 - which saw her hospitalized for mental health issues.

Talking of Britney's breakdown, Jennifer said: "That was painful to watch."

Jennifer Lopez threw a star-studded party to celebrate her twins' first birthday on Saturday afternoon.

The singer-and-actress and her husband Marc Anthony hosted 50 guests in the garden of their Bel Air home, in Los Angeles, in honor of Max and Emme, who turned one yesterday.

Jennifer Lopez is reportedly starting a new career as a TV and film producer. The "Get Right" star is set to take a break from her 10-year music career to get some "professional distance" from Marc Anthony, the Latin singer she married in 2004.

A source told MSNBC: "Jennifer hasn't been able to be considered a real recording success since she's been with Marc. No matter how hard she tries, she can't go back and be Jenny from the Block."

Jennifer Lopez was star struck when she met U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. The singer-and-actress attended the Latino Inaugural Gala in Washington, D.C. on Sunday evening and admitted Obama was the only person she was interested in meeting.

She said: "He is the biggest star here, even though it's chock-full of celebrities. The night he won the election, you could feel it in the air. I was watching him with tears in my eyes, thinking, 'Yes. Something is different. Something is happening.' We're very excited."