Avatar-Concert Startup Wave’s $30 Million Round Draws Scooter Braun, Alex Rodriguez Among Investors

Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez, and their kids are a big happy family and their Instagram pictures are proof! The couple along with Jennifer Lopez's two kids, Emme and Maximilian and Alex Rodriguez's kids Natasha and Ella are having a great time together in the quarantine phase.

 Alex Rodriguez  may have embarrassed his daughters but that’s the small price to pay for celebration. The former New York Yankee shared a hilarious video on his Instagram, in celebration of the return of the MLB.

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez are spending time with their kids! The 44-year-old former baseball player took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a video of himself, his fiancée and three of their combined children dancing and singing to celebrate the news that the MLB has a plan to return to play this year, following a delay due to the coronavirus pandemic.In the cute video, Rodriguez danced around and smiled while his daughters — Natasha, 15, and Ella, 12 — joined Lopez and her daughter,

Father’s Day feast! Dads all over the country celebrated the annual holiday on Sunday, June 21, with gifts, sweet cards from their kids and, of course, some tasty home-cooked meals.Take John Legend, for example.

Jennifer Lopez is celebrating all the dads in her life.

Virtual concert startup Wave has raised $30 million in series B funding led by Maveron that features participation from Griffin Gaming Partners and individuals including Scooter Braun, Alex Rodriguez, Superfly co-founder Rick Farman and Twitch co-founder Kevin Lin. The company will use the investment to go beyond concerts and into the broader entertainment experience space, including gaming and social.

Scooter Braun, Alex Rodriguez, Superfly co-founder Rick Farman and Twitch co-founder Kevin Lin.The company will use the investment to go beyond concerts and into the broader entertainment experience space, including gaming and social. The round also included NTT DOCOMO Ventures, Avex, Superfly Ventures, Convivialite Ventures and Raised in Space.

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Jennifer Lopez is still feeling the blues about indefinitely postponing her wedding to Alex Rodriguez.

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez had been planning a summer wedding in Italy. Reportedly, the couple had started making arrangements for their big day but like many other couples who were looking forward to getting married in 2020, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez's marriage plans also got affected by the Coronavirus.

 Jennifer Lopez  and  Alex Rodriguez ’s wedding day will not be in the near future. The World of Dance star opened up about putting a pin in her upcoming nuptials. “Nobody knows,” the 50-year-old said on Today. “There’s no planning right now. You just have to kind of wait and see how this all plays out. You know, it’s disappointing on one level.” JLo and Alex got engaged in March 2019, and were supposed to tie the knot this summer in Italy after a packed work schedule.

Jennifer Lopez can't wait to say "I do" to her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez, but she'll have to because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Jennifer Lopez is opening up about postponing her wedding. During her virtual visit to TODAY on Tuesday, the "Jenny From The Block" singer shared how she and fiancé Alex Rodriguez came to the "disappointing" decision to postpone their upcoming summer nuptials in the wake of the pandemic and if a new plan had been set in motion yet.  "Nobody knows because, really, there's no planning right now," she told host Hoda Kotb.

Jennifer Lopez is disappointed that her summer wedding to fiance Alex Rodriguez won't be happening this year. The 51-year-old singer opened up about how the couple had to postpone their nuptials because of the coronavirus pandemic via video chat on the “Today Show” on Tuesday.