Jennifer Lopez plays Harlee Santos on the hit NBC drama "Shades of Blue," which she executive produces. She also serves as a judge and executive producer on NBC's dance competition series "World of Dance," alongside judges Derek Hough and NE-YO and host/mentor Jenna Dewan.

As an actor, global music and dance superstar, singer, film and television producer, fashion designer, New York Times best-selling author, entrepreneur and humanitarian, Lopez has created one of the most successful and well-known brands in entertainment.     

2016 was a remarkable year for Lopez in which she launched a Las Vegas residency, a new primetime television series and bid farewell to "American Idol." In January 2016, Lopez premiered her one-of-a-kind Las Vegas show, "All I Have," at the AXIS Theater in Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The sold-out shows - complete with original costumes, set design and choreography - won praise from critics, with the Los Angeles Times hailing her the "Queen of the Strip." She will be performing 40 shows a year through the end of 2018. Lopez also served as a judge alongside Keith Urban and Harry Connick Jr. on the fifteenth and final season of Fox's "American Idol."

Lopez made her feature film debut in the highly acclaimed "Mi Familia," which garnered her an Independent Spirit Award nomination. She followed that performance with "Selena," her portrayal of the Latin music sensation Selena which earned her widespread acclaim, including a Golden Globe nomination and an ALMA Award. Lopez has had five films open at No. 1 - "Maid in Manhattan," "Monster-in-Law," "Anaconda," "The Cell" and "Antz." Her 2015 film "The Boy Next Door," which she starred in and produced, was her highest-grossing film to open in January and the second-highest box office opening of her career. Lopez also starred alongside Rihanna and Jim Parsons in 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks Animation's "Home," which opened at No. 1 at the box office and featured Lopez's song "Feel the Light" on its soundtrack. Other film credits include "Enough," "Out of Sight," "Angel Eyes," "Parker," "An Unfinished Life," "Money Train," "Jack," "Lila & Eve," "Blood and Wine," "El Cantante" and "Shall We Dance?" In addition to continuing her role on "Shades of Blue," Lopez is set to star in "Griselda" for HBO. The script will be written by Terence Winter.

Since Lopez's first album "On the 6" debuted in 1999, she has been transforming the global music scene and has sold more than 75 million records worldwide. She has had 16 top-10 hit songs and three No. 1 albums. Her music achievements include winning three AMAs, three ASCAP Pop Music Awards, eight Billboard Latin Music Awards and two VMAs, and she became the first woman to receive the lifetime achievement Icon Award at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards for outstanding contributions to pop music. Lopez is also a two-time Grammy Award nominee. In 2015, she released her 10th album, "A.K.A.," which includes singles "I Luh Ya Papi," "First Love" and "Booty." Lopez continues to work on new music and in 2016 returned to her previous label, Epic Records, where she works with L.A. Reid.

Lopez made history in 2001 by being the first female artist to have a No. 1 movie and a No. 1 album simultaneously. "The Wedding Planner" was the nation's top-grossing film, while her second album, "J.Lo," was No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart.   

Lopez joined the cast of "American Idol" in 2010 and helped make it the most-watched U.S. television series for two years in a row. She won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Celebrity Judge for her work on "Idol" as well as a Teen Choice Award for Favorite TV Personality. She was also named the World's Most Beautiful Woman by People Magazine in 2011.  

Lopez's career achievements continue to grow. In 2013, Lopez received the honor of having a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, won Favorite Actress and the World Icon Award at the Premios Juventud awards, was honored at the amfAR Inspiration Gala and received the March of Dimes' Grace Kelly Award for her charitable work. In 2014, she received GLAAD's Vanguard Award and was honored at Variety's Power of Women event for her philanthropic efforts. Previous awards include the Glamour Woman of the Year Award, ShoWest Female Star of the Year, multiple Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, a Blockbuster Entertainment Award, multiple ALMA awards and a Women in Film Crystal Award. In 2012, Forbes Magazine named her as the No. 1 Most Powerful Celebrity in the world.

Nuyorican Productions is Lopez's motion picture and television production company, which has produced the box office hit "Boy Next Door," "Dance Again" and "Neighborhood Sessions with Jennifer Lopez," in addition to "Shades of Blue." Nuyorican has branched into scripted and unscripted television, producing the critically acclaimed, groundbreaking hit ABC Family series "The Fosters," from creators Peter Paige and Bradley Bredeweg. Among non-scripted projects, Nuyorican's credits include the bilingual Latin America talent show "¡Q'Viva!" for Fox and Univision, and "House of Joy" and "A Step Away" for the NUVO network, the English-language cable channel for which Lopez is chief creative officer. In early 2014, NuvoTV acquired Fuse TV, a channel dedicated largely to music, and features original series and specials, live concerts and blocks of music videos.

In 2002, Lopez joined forces with the international beauty company Coty to release Glow by J. Lo. The fragrance broke sales records and continues to be one of the most popular scents sold in the world today. Since that time, Lopez has released multiple fragrance lines, including Love & Glamour, Still, Live, Glowing and JLove. In 2015, Lopez's twenty-second fragrance, JLuxe, was made available exclusively at Kohl's as part of the Jennifer Lopez Collection, an affordable line of fashionable clothing, home goods and accessories for the modern woman.  

In 2014, Lopez released an autobiographical novel, "True Love," which became an instant international best-seller, landing at No. 5 on the New York Times hardcover nonfiction best-seller list. The book, which was published in English and in Spanish, also landed on the USA Today best-seller list, and "Amor Verdadero" was the No. 1 Spanish-language nonfiction hardcover in the first week of release, according to Bookscan. "True Love" is an intimate look at one of Lopez's most defining moments - a two-year period of great personal growth in the wake of her divorce as she created and set out on her first world tour. Like many other women balancing the demands of motherhood and career, Lopez found herself at a crossroads, determined to confront her greatest challenges and identify her biggest fears. The book is an honest and revealing personal diary with hard-won lessons and heartfelt recollections and an empowering story of self-reflection, rediscovery and resilience.