List of awards and nominations received by Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez awards and nominations
	Lopez at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2019
Award
Awards and nominations
Award	Wins
Totals
Wins	189
Nominations	579
	Note ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination. ;

Jennifer Lopez is an American singer and actress. After gaining her first regular high-profile job as a Fly Girl dancer on In Living Color in 1991, she decided to pursue an acting career in 1993. For her performance in the independent drama film My Family (1995), Lopez was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Female. Her breakthrough role came when she starred in Selena (1997), which earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical. With Selena, Lopez also became the first Latin actress to earn over US$1 million for a film role.^[1] For her subsequent role in Out of Sight (1998), she was nominated for the Empire Award for Best Actress.

Lopez's debut album On the 6 (1999) garnered her various awards and nominations. Its singles "Waiting for Tonight" and "Let's Get Loud" both received Grammy Award nominations for Best Dance Recording, with the former also winning the MTV Video Music Award for Best Dance Video. In 2001, she won an MTV Europe Music Award for Best Female, and the following year, "I'm Real" from her second studio album J.Lo (2001) won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Hip-Hop Video. Lopez's next album J to tha L–O! The Remixes (2002) was recognized by Guinness World Records as the first remix album to reach number one on the U.S. Billboard 200.^[2] In 2006, Lopez was presented with the Crystal Award by Women in Film for her "strong portrayals of women" and charitable work.^[3]

Lopez was honored by the World Music Awards with the Legend Award for her contribution to the arts in 2010. The music video for "On the Floor" was recognized as the "Highest Viewed Female Music Video of All Time" by Guinness World Records in 2012.^[4] In 2013, she was presented with the landmark 2,500th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her musical contributions, and the World Icon Award at the 2013 Premios Juventud. In 2014, she became the first female recipient of the Billboard Icon Award. She was awarded the Telemundo Star Award at the Billboard Latin Music Awards in 2017. In 2018, she became the first Latin artist to receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award. Her performance in the crime drama Hustlers (2019) earned her nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role. She received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination in 2020 as a headlining performer at the Super Bowl LIV halftime show.

Lopez ranked at number one on "100 Most Influential Hispanics" by People en Español in 2007,^[5] and in 2012 topped the Forbes Celebrity 100 list.^[6] For her contributions to fashion, the Council of Fashion Designers of America honored Lopez with the Fashion Icon Award in 2019. Outside of entertainment and fashion, Lopez has been honored by organizations such as Amnesty International and the Human Rights Campaign for her humanitarian activities, and received the GLAAD Vanguard Award in 2014.

Awards and nominations


Award / Association	Year^[a]	Recipients	Category	Result	Ref.
4Music Video Honours	2011	"On the Floor"	Best Video	Nominated	^[7]
	2011	"I'm Into You"		Nominated	^[7]
	2012	"Dance Again"		Nominated	^[8]
	2012	"Goin' In"		Nominated	^[8]
AARP Movies for Grownups Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[9]
ACE Awards	2006	Jennifer Lopez	Fashion Icon of the Year	Won	^[10] ^[11]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists EDA Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Actress in a Supporting Role	Nominated	^[12] ^[13]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists EDA Awards	2020	Hustlers	Most Daring Performance Award	Nominated	^[12] ^[13]
ALMA Awards	1995	Money Train	Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film	Won	^[14]
	1996	Jack		Nominated	^[15]
	1998	Selena and Anaconda		Won	^[16]
	1999	Out of Sight		Won	^[17]
	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Outstanding Music Video Performer	Won	^[18]
	2000		Entertainer of the Year	Won	^[18]
	2001		Entertainer of the Year	Won	^[19]
	2001	1st Annual Latin Grammy Awards	Outstanding Host of a Variety or Awards Special	Nominated	^[19]
	2002	Angel Eyes	Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film	Nominated	^[20]
		Jennifer Lopez: Let's Get Loud	Outstanding Performance in a Music, Variety or Comedy Special	Nominated
		J.Lo	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	People's Choice for Outstanding Music Video	Won
		Jennifer Lopez	Outstanding Female Performer	Nominated
	2006	Jennifer Lopez	Female Music Artist	Nominated	^[21]
	2007	El Cantante	Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film	Nominated	^[22]
	2008	El Cantante	Performance of a Lead Latino/Latina Cast in a Motion Picture	Nominated	^[23]
	2011	American Idol	Favorite Reality, Variety or Comedy Personality Act	Nominated	^[24]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Music Artist	Nominated	^[24]
	2012	What to Expect When You're Expecting	Favorite Movie Actress – Comedy or Musical	Nominated	^[25]
		American Idol	Favorite Reality, Variety or Comedy Personality Act	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Music Artist	Nominated
American Music Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Nominated	^[26]
	2000		Favorite Latin Artist	Nominated	^[26]
	2002		Hip-Hop/R&B Female Artist	Nominated	^[27]
	2003		Hip-Hop/R&B Female Artist	Nominated	^[28]
	2003		Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Won	^[29]
	2007		Favorite Latin Artist	Won	^[30]
	2011		Favorite Latin Artist	Won	^[31] ^[32]
American Telemedicine Association Award	2013	Lopez Family Foundation	ATA Humanitarian Award	Won	^[33]
amfAR Award	2013	Jennifer Lopez	Humanitarian Award	Won	^[34]
Amnesty International Awards	2007	Bordertown	Artist for Amnesty International^[b]	Won	^[35]
Apollo Theater Spring Benefit Concert & Awards	2010	Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Arts and Humanitarian Award	Won	^[36] ^[37]
ARIA Music Awards	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Most Popular International Artist	Nominated	^[38]
Austin Film Critics Association Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[39]
Bambi Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Pop Performance	Won	^[40]
Basenotes Fragrance Awards	2007	Glow by JLo	Best Celebrity Fragrance for Women	Nominated	^[41]
	2007	Live Jennifer Lopez	Best Celebrity Fragrance for Women	Nominated	^[41]
	2008	Glow by JLo	Best Celebrity Women's Fragrance	Nominated	^[42]
	2009	Deseo	Best Celebrity Fragrance for Women	Nominated	^[43]
		Glow by JLo	Best Celebrity Fragrance for Women	Nominated
		Deseo for Men	Best Celebrity Fragrance for Men	Nominated
Best of Las Vegas Awards	2016	Jennifer Lopez: All I Have	Best Production Show	Gold	^[44]
	2016		Best Resident Performer	Silver	^[45]
	2017		Best Bachelor Party	Bronze	^[45]
Beauty Awards	2021	JLo Beauty	Best Eye Cream	Won	^[46]
Billboard Music Video Awards	1999	"If You Had My Love"	Maximum Vision Award	Won	^[47] ^[48]
			Best Video	Nominated
			Best New-Artist Video	Won
			Best Pop-Clip	Won
		"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Video	Nominated
		"Waiting for Tonight"	Best New-Artist Video	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Best New Artist	Won
Billboard Music Awards	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Top New Artist	Nominated	^[49]
	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[50]
			Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Hot 100 Singles Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Female Hot 100 Singles Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2002		Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2014		Icon Award	Won	^[51]
Billboard Latin Music Awards	2000	"No Me Ames"	Hot Latin Track of the Year	Nominated	^[52]
			Best Vocal Duo	Won
			Tropical/Salsa Track of the Year	Nominated
	2002	"Play"	Latin Dance Club Play Track of the Year	Nominated	^[53]
		"Amor Se Paga Con Amor"	Latin Dance Maxi-Single of the Year	Won
		"I'm Real"	Latin Dance Maxi-Single of the Year	Nominated
	2003	"Alive (Thunderpuss Club Mix)"	Best-Selling Latin Dance Single of the Year	Won	^[54]
	2004	"I'm Glad (Paul Oakenfold Remix)"	Best-Selling Latin Dance Single of the Year	Won	^[55]
	2008	Como Ama una Mujer	Latin Album of the Year	Nominated	^[56]
		Como Ama una Mujer	Latin Pop Album Of The Year, Female	Won	^[57]
		"Qué Hiciste"	Latin Pop Airplay Song of the Year	Nominated	^[58]
		"Qué Hiciste"	Female Latin Dance Club Play Track of the Year	Nominated	^[58]
	2012	"Ven a Bailar"	Vocal Event Song of the Year	Nominated	^[59]
		"Ven a Bailar"	Latin Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Female Songs Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2013	Enrique Iglesias & Jennifer Lopez Tour	Tour of the Year	Won	^[60]
		Jennifer Lopez	Songs Artist of the Year, Female	Nominated
		"Follow the Leader" (featuring Wisin & Yandel)	Streaming Song of the Year	Nominated
	2015	"Adrenalina" (with Wisin and Ricky Martin)	Latin Rhythm Airplay Song of the Year	Nominated	^[61]
	2016	Jennifer Lopez	Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female	Nominated	^[62]
	2017	Jennifer Lopez	Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female	Nominated	^[63]
			Social Artist of the Year	Won
			Telemundo Star Award	Won
	2018		Social Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[64]
	2018		Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female	Nominated	^[64]
	2019		Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Female	Nominated	^[65]
	2019	Jennifer Lopez: All I Have	Tour of the Year	Nominated	^[65]
	2020	It's My Party	Tour of the Year	Won	^[66]
Billboard.com Mid-Year Music Awards	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Best Comeback	Won	^[67]
	2011		Comeback of the Year	Won	^[68]
	2012		Sexiest Woman in Music	Nominated	^[69]
	2014		Best Comeback	Runner-up	^[70]
Billboard Women in Music	2020	Jennifer Lopez	Icon Award	Won	^[71]
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards	1998	Anaconda	Favorite Actress – Action & Adventure	Nominated	^[72]
	2000	On the 6	Favorite Female – New Artist	Nominated	^[73]
	2001	The Cell	Favorite Actress – Science Fiction	Won	^[74]
BMI Awards	2004	"Jenny from the Block"	Award-Winning Song	Won	^[75]
BMI Awards	2004	"All I Have"	Award-Winning Song	Won	^[75]
BMI Latin Awards	2016	"Adrenalina"	Award-Winning Song	Won	^[76]
Boys & Girls Club of America	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Alumni Hall of Fame Award	Inducted	^[77]
Brand Genius Awards	2021	Jennifer Lopez	Brand Visionary Award	Recipient	^[78]
Bravo Otto	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Female Actress	Silver	^[79]
	2000		Female Singer	Bronze	^[79]
	2001		Female Actress	Silver	^[80]
	2002		Female Actress	Gold	^[81]
Break the Internet Awards	2019	Jennifer Lopez	Fashion Moment of the Year	Nominated	^[82]
Brit Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Female Artist	Nominated	^[83]
			Best International Breakthrough	Nominated
			Best International Newcomer	Nominated
British LGBT Awards	2021	Jennifer Lopez	Celebrity Ally	Nominated	^[84]
Celebrity Fight Night Awards^[c]	2013	Jennifer Lopez	Muhammad Ali's Celebrity Fight Night Award	Recipient	^[86] ^[87]
CFDA Fashion Awards	2019	Jennifer Lopez	Fashion Icon Award	Won	^[88]
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[89]
Chicago Indie Critics Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[90]
Children's Hospital Los Angeles Award	2004	Jennifer Lopez	Children's Humanitarian Award	Won	^[91]
City of Miami Beach	2019	Jennifer Lopez	Keys to the City	Recipient	^[92]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[93]
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	4th place	^[94]
DanceStar Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Best Chart Artist	Won	^[95]
	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Best Chart Artist	Nominated	^[96]
	2003	"Alive (Thunderpuss remix)"	Party 93.1 FM Best Remix Award	Nominated	^[96]
Deezer Monitor Music Awards	2021	"Pa' Ti"	Best Female Pop Song	Nominated	^[97]
Diversity Awards^[d]	1997	Jennifer Lopez	Nova Award	Won	^[98]
Dorian Awards	2016	The Boy Next Door	Campy Flick of the Year^[b]	Nominated	^[99]
	2020	Hustlers	Film of the Year^[b]	Nominated	^[100] ^[101]
	2020	Hustlers	Supporting Film Performance of the Year — Actress	Won	^[100] ^[101]
Dorian TV Awards	2020	Super Bowl LIV halftime show (with Shakira)	Best TV Musical Performance	Nominated	^[102]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Actress	9th place	^[103]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Film^[b]	8th place	^[103]
E!'s Entertainer of the Year Award	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Entertainer of the Year	Runner-up	^[104] ^[105]
Echo Awards	2000	On the 6	International Newcomer of the Year	Nominated	^[106]
	2002	J.Lo	International Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Hit of the Year	Nominated
Elle Women in Hollywood	2023	Jennifer Lopez	Icon Award	Won	^[107]
EMMA Awards	2000	On the 6	Best International Music Act/Production	Nominated	^[108]
Empire Awards	1999	Out of Sight	Best Actress	Nominated	^[109] ^[110]
Entertainment Tonight	2015	Jennifer Lopez	Icon Award	Won	^[111]
FiFi Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Celebrity Fragrance Star of the Year	Won	^[112]
	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Celebrity Fragrance Star of the Year	Won	^[113]
	2004	Still Jennifer Lopez	Top Ten – Women's: Luxe	Nominated	^[114]
Florida Film Critics Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[13]
Georgia Film Critics Association Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[115]
GLAAD Media Awards	2014	Jennifer Lopez	GLAAD Vanguard Award	Won	^[116]
GLAAD Media Awards	2014	The Fosters	Outstanding Drama Series^[b]	Won	^[117]
Glamour Awards	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Woman of the Year	Won	^[118]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Woman of the Year	Won	^[119]
	2012	American Idol	TV Personality	Nominated	^[120]
Glamour Beauty Awards	2023	JLo Beauty (Hydrafacial)	The Best Beauty Innovators of 2023	Won	^[121]
Gold Derby Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[122]
Golden Globe Awards	1998	Selena	Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy	Nominated	^[123]
Golden Globe Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture	Nominated	^[124]
Golden Raspberry Awards	2002	The Wedding Planner and Angel Eyes	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[125]
	2003	Maid in Manhattan and Enough		Nominated	^[126]
	2004	Gigli		Won	^[127]
	2004	Gigli (with Ben Affleck)	Worst Screen Couple	Won	^[127]
	2006	Monster-In-Law	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[128]
	2010	Jennifer Lopez	Worst Actress of the Decade	Nominated	^[129]
	2013	What to Expect When You're Expecting	Worst Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[130]
	2016	The Boy Next Door	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[131]
	2020	Hustlers	Razzie Redeemer Award	Nominated	^[132]
	2024	The Mother	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[133]
	2025	Atlas	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[134]
Grammy Awards	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Dance Recording	Nominated	^[135]
Grammy Awards	2001	"Let's Get Loud"	Best Dance Recording	Nominated	^[136]
Golden Schmoes Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[137]
Golden Schmoes Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best T&A of the Year	Won	^[137]
Gotham Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Feature^[b]	Nominated	^[138]
Gotham Awards	2019	Hustlers	Audience Award^[b]	Nominated	^[139]
Groovevolt Music & Fashion Awards	2004	This Is Me... Then	Best Album – Female	Nominated	^[140]
		"All I Have" (with LL Cool J)	Best Collaboration, Duo or Group	Nominated	^[140]
		"I'm Glad"	Video of the Year	Nominated	^[141]
		Jennifer Lopez	Most Fashionable Artist	Nominated	^[142]
	2006	Jennifer Lopez	Most Fashionable Artist	Won	^[143] ^[144]
		"Get Right" (featuring Fabolous)	Best Song - Group or Collaboration	Nominated
		"Get Right" (featuring Fabolous)	Most Fashionable Music Video	Nominated
Guinness World Records	1998	Jennifer Lopez	First Latina to Earn $1 Million for a Film Role	Won	^[145]
	2003	J to tha L–O! The Remixes	First Number-One Remix Album on the Billboard 200	Won	^[4]
	2007	Jennifer Lopez	World's Most Powerful Actress^[e]	Won	^[145]
	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Highest Viewed Female Music Video of All Time	Won	^[4]
	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	First Music Video Ending Voted For by Fans on American Idol	Won	^[146]
	2014	Jennifer Lopez	Most Twitter Followers for an Actress	Won	^[145]
Heat Latin Music Awards	2015	"Adrenalina" (with Wisin and Ricky Martin)	Mejor Video Musical	Nominated	^[147]
Hispanic Federation	2024	Jennifer Lopez	Premio Orgullo	Recipient	^[148]
Hollywood Critics Association Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[149]
Hollywood Music in Media Awards	2022	"On My Way (Marry Me)"	Best Song – Onscreen Performance (Film)	Nominated	^[150] ^[151]
		Marry Me Live Concert Special	Live Concert for Visual Media	Nominated
		Marry Me	Soundtrack Album	Nominated
Hollywood Walk of Fame	2013	Jennifer Lopez	Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame (Recording Category)	Won	^[152]
Houston Film Critics Society Awards	2016	The Boy Next Door	Worst Film^[b]	Nominated	^[153]
Human Rights Campaign	2013	Jennifer Lopez	Ally for Equality Award	Won	^[154] ^[155]
Hungarian Music Awards	2002	J.Lo	Foreign Pop Album of the Year	Nominated	^[156]
IFPI Top Sales Music Award, Hong Kong	2001	J.Lo	Ten Best Sales Releases, Foreign	Won	^[157]
IFPI Top Sales Music Award, Hong Kong	2003	This Is Me... Then	Ten Best Sales Releases, Foreign	Won	^[158]
IGN Movie Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Performer in a Movie in 2019	Nominated	^[159]
iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina	2019	Jennifer Lopez	iHeartRadio Premio Corazón Award	Won	^[160] ^[161]
iHeartRadio MMVAs	2011	Jennifer Lopez	International Video Of The Year – Artist	Nominated	^[162]
iHeartRadio Music Awards	2016	Jennifer Lopez	Best Triple Threat	Nominated	^[163]
	2022	Jennifer Lopez	Icon Award	Won	^[164]
	2023	Jennifer Lopez: Halftime	Favorite Documentary	Nominated	^[165]
Imagen Awards	1998	Selena	Lasting Image Award	Won	^[166] ^[167]
	2003	Maid in Manhattan	Best Actress	Nominated	^[168]
	2016	Jennifer Lopez	Powerful & Influential Latinos in Entertainment (Honoree)	Won	^[169]
		Shades of Blue	Best Primetime Television Program – Drama^[b]	Nominated	^[170]
			Best Actress – Television	Nominated	^[170]
	2017		Best Primetime Television Program – Drama^[b]	Nominated	^[171]
	2017		Best Actress – Television	Nominated	^[171]
	2018		Best Primetime Television Program – Drama^[b]	Nominated	^[172]
	2018		Best Actress – Television	Nominated	^[172]
	2019		Best Primetime Television Program – Drama^[b]	Nominated	^[173]
	2019	Second Act	Best Actress – Feature Film	Nominated	^[173]
	2020	Hustlers	Best Actress – Feature Film	Won	^[174]
	2025	Unstoppable	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[175]
Independent Spirit Awards	1996	My Family	Best Supporting Female	Nominated	^[176]
Independent Spirit Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Female	Nominated	^[177]
IndieWire Critics Poll	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Runner-up	^[178]
IndieWire Honors	2024	Unstoppable	Maverick Award	Won	^[179]
International Dance Music Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Best New Dance Artist	Won	^[180]
	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Dance Video	Won	^[180]
	2007	"Control Myself" (with LL Cool J)	Best Rap/Hip Hop Dance Track	Nominated	^[181]
	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Best Latin/Reggaeton Track	Nominated	^[182] ^[183]
	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Best Commercial/Dance Pop Track	Nominated	^[182] ^[183]
	2013	"Dance Again" (featuring Pitbull)	Best Latin Dance Track	Nominated	^[184]
	2015	"Booty" (featuring Iggy Azalea)	Best Commercial/Pop Dance Track	Nominated	^[185]
Italian Music Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Female Artist	Nominated	^[186]
Italian Music Awards	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Female Artist	Nominated	^[187]
Kiss Awards	2005	Jennifer Lopez	Style Icon	Nominated	^[188]
Latin American Music Awards	2015	"Back It Up" (with Prince Royce)	Favorite Dance Song	Nominated	^[189]
	2016	"El Mismo Sol" (with Álvaro Soler)	Favorite Pop/Rock Song	Nominated	^[190]
	2017	"Olvídame y Pega la Vuelta" (with Marc Anthony)	Favorite Tropical Song	Nominated	^[191]
	2018	Jennifer Lopez: All I Have	Favorite Tour	Nominated	^[192]
	2018	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Artist	Nominated	^[192]
	2019	It's My Party	Favorite Tour	Nominated	^[193]
	2021	Jennifer Lopez	Social Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[194]
Latino Entertainment Film Awards^[f]	2020	Hustlers	Best Picture^[b]	Nominated	^[196]
		Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won
		Jennifer Lopez	Rita Moreno Lifetime Achievement Award	Won
Latin Grammy Awards^[g]	2000	"No Me Ames"	Best Pop Performance by a Duo/Group with Vocals	Nominated	^[197]
Latin Grammy Awards^[g]	2000	"No Me Ames"	Best Music Video	Nominated	^[197]
Lo Nuestro Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Pop Group or Duo of the Year	Nominated	^[198]
		Jennifer Lopez	Pop Female Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Pop New Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2008		Pop New Artist of the Year	Won	^[199]
	2013	"Follow the Leader" (with Wisin & Yandel)	Video of the Year	Nominated	^[200]
	2015	"Adrenalina" (with Wisin and Ricky Martin)	Urban Song of the Year	Nominated	^[201]
			Urban Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
			Video of the Year	Nominated
	2019	Jennifer Lopez	Social Media Artist	Won	^[202]
	2021	Jennifer Lopez	Pop Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[203]
London Film Critics' Circle Awards	2020	Hustlers	Supporting Actress of the Year	Nominated	^[204]
Lone Star Film Awards	1997	Selena	Best Actress	Won	^[167]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[205]
Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica	2007	Jennifer Lopez	MTV Tr3́s Viewer's Choice Award – Best Pop Artist	Nominated	^[206]
LOS40 Music Awards	2007	Jennifer Lopez	Mejor Artista (Best Artist)	Nominated
	2007	"Qué Hiciste"	Mejor Canción (Best Song)	Nominated
	2011	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Best International Song	Nominated	^[207]
	2012	Jennifer Lopez	Best Latin Artist	Nominated	^[208]
	2013			Nominated	^[209]
	2014			Nominated	^[210]
	2016		Best International Artist	Nominated	^[211]
		"Ain't Your Mama"	Best International Song	Nominated
		"Ain't Your Mama"	Best International Video	Nominated
M6 Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	International Revelation	Nominated	^[212]
March of Dimes	2013	Jennifer Lopez (for the Lopez Family Foundation)	Grace Kelly Award	Won	^[213]
Mi TRL Music Awards	2007	Jennifer Lopez	Chica of the Year (Female of the Year)	Nominated	^[214]
Mi TRL Music Awards	2007	Jennifer Lopez	So You Think You Can Act?	Nominated	^[214]
MOBO Awards	2000	"Feelin' So Good"	Best Video	Nominated	^[215]
MTV Asia Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Artist	Nominated	^[216]
	2003			Nominated	^[217]
	2004			Nominated	^[218]
MTV Europe Music Awards	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Breakthrough Artist	Nominated	^[219]
	1999		Best R&B Artist	Nominated	^[219]
	2000		Best Female Artist	Nominated	^[220]
	2000		Best R&B Artist	Won	^[221]
	2001		Best Female Artist	Won	^[222]
	2002		Best R&B Artist	Nominated	^[223]
	2002		Best Female Artist	Won	^[224]
	2003		Best R&B Artist	Nominated	^[225]
	2011	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Best Song	Nominated	^[226] ^[227]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Best Female Artist	Nominated	^[226] ^[227]
MTV Movie & TV Awards	1998	Selena	Best Breakthrough Performance	Nominated	^[228]
	1999	Out of Sight	Best Female Performance	Nominated	^[229]
	1999	Out of Sight (with George Clooney)	Best Kiss	Nominated	^[229]
	2001	The Cell	Best Female Performance	Nominated	^[230]
	2001	The Cell	Best Dressed	Won	^[230]
	2011	The Back-up Plan	Best Latino Actor	Nominated	^[231]
	2015	The Boy Next Door	Best Scared-As-S**t Performance	Won	^[232]
	2022	"On My Way"	Best Song	Won	^[233]
	2022	Jennifer Lopez	MTV Generation Award	Won	^[234]
MTV Style Awards	2004	Jennifer Lopez	Most Influential International Artist	Nominated	^[235]
MTV Video Music Awards	1999	"If You Had My Love"	Best Female Video	Nominated	^[236]
			Best Dance Video	Nominated
			Best Pop Video	Nominated
			Best New Artist in a Video	Nominated
		www.jenniferlopez.com	Best Artist Website	Nominated
	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Dance Video	Won	^[237]
	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Choreography in a Video	Nominated
	2001	"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	Best Female Video	Nominated	^[238]
	2001	"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	Best Dance Video	Nominated	^[238]
	2002	"I'm Real (Murder Remix)"	Best Hip-Hop Video	Won	^[239]
	2003	"I'm Glad"	Best Female Video	Nominated	^[240]
			Best Dance Video	Nominated
			Best Choreography in a Video	Nominated
			Best Art Direction in a Video	Nominated
	2005	"Get Right"	Best Dance Video	Nominated	^[241]
			Best Direction in a Video	Nominated	^[242]
			Best Choreography in a Video	Nominated
			Best Editing in a Video	Nominated
	2012	"Dance Again"	Best Choreography	Nominated	^[243]
	2012	Jennifer Lopez	Best Latino Artist	Nominated	^[243]
	2013	"Live It Up"	Best Choreography	Nominated	^[244]
	2018	"Dinero"	Best Collaboration	Won	^[245]
		"Dinero"	Best Latin	Nominated	^[245]
		Jennifer Lopez	Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award	Won	^[246]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan	2003	"Jenny From The Block"	Best Female Music Video	Nominated
	2005	"Get Right"	Best Female Music Video	Nominated
	2014	"Live It Up"	Best Collaboration	Nominated	^[247]
MTV Video Play Awards	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Platinum Award	Won	^[248]
MTV Video Play Awards	2013	"Dance Again" (featuring Pitbull)	Platinum Award	Won	^[249]
MVPA Awards	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Pop Video of the Year	Nominated	^[250]
	2000	"Waiting for Tonight"	Best Hair	Won	^[251]
	2005	"Get Right"	Choreography	Nominated	^[252]
			Styling	Nominated
			Make-Up	Nominated
My VH1 Music Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Woman of the Year	Nominated	^[253] ^[254]
		Jennifer Lopez	Booty Shake	Nominated
		"Waiting for Tonight"	Sexxxiest Video	Nominated
		The Cell	Double Threat (Musician-Actors)	Nominated
	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Navel Academy	Nominated	^[255]
		"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	Is It Hot in Here or Is It Just My Video	Nominated	^[255]
		"What's Going On" (with various artists)	There's No "I" in Team (Best Collaboration)	Won	^[256]
NAACP Image Awards	2003	Maid in Manhattan	Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture	Nominated	^[257]
NAACP Image Awards	2020	Hustlers	Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture	Nominated	^[258]
NAMIC Vision Awards	2018	Shades of Blue	Best Performance – Drama	Nominated	^[259]
National Film & TV Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Actress	Won	^[260]
National Society of Film Critics Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	3rd place	^[261]
New York Film Critics Online Awards	2019	Hustlers	Top 10 Films^[b]	Won	^[262]
New York Latin ACE Awards	1999	Out of Sight	Best Actress	Nominated	^[263]
New York Latin ACE Awards	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Special Recognition	Won	^[263]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards	2000	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite New Music Artist	Won	^[264]
	2000		Favorite Female Singer	Nominated	^[264]
	2001		Favorite Female Singer	Nominated
	2002	The Wedding Planner	Favorite Movie Actress	Won	^[265]
	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated	^[265]
	2003	Maid in Manhattan	Favorite Movie Actress	Nominated	^[266]
		Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated
		"Jenny from the Block"	Favorite Song	Nominated
	2004	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Singer	Nominated	^[267]
	2016	Home	Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie	Nominated	^[268]
	2019	World of Dance (with Derek Hough and Ne-Yo)	Favorite TV Judges	Nominated	^[269]
NRJ Music Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	International Female Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[270]
	2002	Jennifer Lopez	International Female Artist of the Year	Won	^[271]
	2003	JenniferLopez.com	Music Website of the Year	Won	^[272]
		Jennifer Lopez	International Female Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[273]
		J to tha L–O! The Remixes	International Album of the Year	Nominated	^[274]
NRJ Radio Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Female	Nominated	^[275]
Online Film Critics Society Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[276]
Palm Springs International Film Festival	2020	Hustlers	Spotlight Award	Won	^[277]
Palm Springs International Film Festival	2024	Unstoppable	Legend & Groundbreaker Award	Won	^[278]
People's Choice Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Musical Performer	Nominated
	2001	The Cell	Favorite Motion Picture Actress	Nominated
	2002	Angel Eyes	Favorite Motion Picture Actress	Nominated	^[279] ^[280]
	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Musical Performer	Nominated	^[279] ^[280]
	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Female Musical Performer	Nominated	^[281]
	2005	Jennifer Lopez	Best Smile	Nominated	^[282]
	2013	American Idol	Favorite Celebrity Judge	Nominated	^[283]
	2015	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Pop Artist	Nominated	^[284]
	2016	The Boy Next Door	Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress	Nominated	^[285]
	2016	The Boy Next Door	Favorite Thriller Movie^[b]	Nominated	^[285]
	2017	Shades of Blue	Favorite TV Crime Drama Actress	Won	^[286]
	2019	Jennifer Lopez	The Style Star of 2019	Nominated	^[287]
	2019	It's My Party	The Concert Tour of 2019	Nominated	^[287]
	2020	Hustlers and the Super Bowl LIV halftime show	People's Icon Award	Won	^[288]
	2022	Jennifer Lopez	The Female Movie Star of 2022	Nominated	^[289]
	2022	Jennifer Lopez	The Comedy Movie Star of 2022	Nominated	^[289]
People Magazine Awards	2014	Jennifer Lopez	Triple Threat Award	Won	^[290]
People en Español Awards	2010	Jennifer Lopez	Best Dressed of the Year	Won	^[291]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Separation of the Year	Won	^[292]
	2012	Jennifer Lopez	Best Female Singer	Nominated	^[293]
		Jennifer Lopez	Queen of Facebook	Nominated
		"Follow the Leader" (with Wisin & Yandel)	Video of the Year	Won
	2013	"Live It Up" (with Pitbull)	Best Collaboration of the Year	Nominated	^[294] ^[295]
	2013	"Live It Up" (with Pitbull)	Best Video of the Year	Nominated	^[294] ^[295]
	2014	Jennifer Lopez	Selfie of the Year	Nominated	^[296]
	2014	Jennifer Lopez	Bikinazo of the Year	Nominated	^[296]
Pollstar Awards	2018	Jennifer Lopez: All I Have	Best Residency	Nominated	^[297]
	2019	It's My Party	Best Latin Tour	Won	^[298]
	2021	Jennifer Lopez	Latin Touring Artist of the Decade	Won	^[299]
Premios Amigo	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Best Latin Female Soloist	Nominated	^[300]
	2000	On the 6	Best International Album	Nominated	^[301]
	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Best Latin Female Soloist	Nominated	^[302]
	2007	Jennifer Lopez	Premio Amigo Artista Latino Más Vendido	Won	^[303] ^[304]
		"Qué Hiciste"	Canción Más Descargada (Most Downloaded Song)	Nominated
		"Qué Hiciste"	Tono Más Descargado (Most Downloaded Tone)	Nominated
Premios Globo	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Female Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[305]
		On the 6	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"No Me Ames"	Song of the Year	Nominated
Premios Juventud	2004	Jennifer Lopez	She Steals the Show	Nominated	^[306]
			Best Moves	Nominated
			All Over the Dial	Nominated
			She's Totally Red Carpet	Won
			Paparazzi's Favorite Target	Nominated
			Dream Chick	Nominated
			My Idol Is	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Paparazzi's Favorite Target	Won
			Dynamic Duet	Nominated
			Hottest Romance	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck	Hottest Romance	Nominated
		"No Me Ames"	Catchiest Tune	Nominated
	2005	Jennifer Lopez	She's Got Style	Won	^[307]
		Shall We Dance? and Monster-in-Law	She Steals the Show	Won	^[307]
		Jennifer Lopez	Paparazzi's Favorite Target	Nominated	^[308]
		"Escapémonos (Tropical Version)" (with Marc Anthony)	Dynamic Duet	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Hottest Romance	Nominated
	2006	Jennifer Lopez	She's Got Style	Nominated
	2006	An Unfinished Life	She Steals the Show	Nominated
	2007	Jennifer Lopez	She's Got Style	Won	^[309]
			Paparazzi's Favorite Target	Nominated
			Girl of My Dreams	Won
	2008		She's Got Style	Won	^[310]
			Girl of My Dreams	Won
			Paparazzi's Favorite Target	Won
		El Cantante	She Steals the Show	Nominated
		El Cantante	Favorite Flick	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Torrid Affairs	Nominated
	2009	Jennifer Lopez	She's Got Style	Won
	2011	"On the Floor" (with Pitbull)	The Perfect Combination	Nominated	^[311]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Actress Who Steals The Screen	Nominated	^[311]
	2013		World Icon Award	Won	^[312] ^[313] ^[314]
	2013		Favorite Actress	Won	^[312] ^[313] ^[314]
	2014	"Adrenalina" (Wisin featuring Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez)	The Perfect Combination	Nominated	^[315]
	2015	The Boy Next Door	She Steals the Show	Won	^[316]
	2015	The Boy Next Door	Favorite Movie^[b]	Won	^[316]
	2016	"Back It Up" (featuring Prince Royce & Pitbull)	The Perfect Combination	Nominated	^[317] ^[318] ^[319]
		Jennifer Lopez	She Steals the Show	Won
			My Favorite Twitter Celebrity	Nominated
	2019		Scroll Stopper	Nominated	^[320]
			Street Style	Nominated
			Hair Obsessed	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez	Couple That Fired Up My Feed	Nominated
	2020	Jennifer Lopez	Can't Get Enough	Nominated	^[321]
			High Fashion	Nominated
			Hair Obsessed	Nominated
Premios Ondas	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Mención especial de la Organización	Won	^[322]
Premios Oye!	2007	Jennifer Lopez	Pop Español: Solista Femenina	Nominated	^[323]
Premios Tu Música Urbano	2019	"Te Guste" (with Bad Bunny)	Collaboration of the Year – International	Nominated	^[324] ^[325]
Premios Tu Música Urbano	2019	"Te Bote Remix II" (with Casper Mágico, Nio García, Cosculluela, Wisin & Yandel)	Remix of the Year – International	Nominated	^[324] ^[325]
Primetime Emmy Awards	2020	Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show Starring Jennifer Lopez and Shakira	Outstanding Variety Special (Live)	Nominated	^[326]
Radio Disney Music Awards	2015	Jennifer Lopez	Hero Award	Won	^[327]
Radio Music Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Artist of the Year – Top 40 Radio	Nominated	^[328]
	2001	"I'm Real"	Song of the Year – Hip Hop/Rhythmic	Nominated	^[328]
	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Artist of the Year – Hip Hop Radio	Nominated	^[329]
		Jennifer Lopez	Artist of the Year – Top 40 Radio	Nominated
		"Baby I Love U!"	Best Hook-Up Song	Nominated
Ritmo Latino Music Awards	1999	Jennifer Lopez	New Artist of the Year	Won	^[330]
Ritmo Latino Music Awards	1999	"No Me Ames"	Video of the Year	Nominated	^[331]
The ReFrame Stamp	2019	Second Act	Narrative Feature^[b]	Won	^[332]
The ReFrame Stamp	2020	Hustlers	Narrative Feature^[b]	Won	^[333]
RTHK International Pop Poll Awards	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Top Ten International Gold Songs	Nominated	^[334]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[13]
Satellite Awards	2020	Hustlers	Best Actress in a Supporting Role	Won	^[335]
Saturn Awards	1998	Anaconda	Saturn Award for Best Actress	Nominated	^[336]
Saturn Awards	2001	The Cell	Saturn Award for Best Actress	Nominated	^[337]
Savannah Film Festival	2025	Kiss of the Spider Woman	Virtuoso Award	Won	^[338]
Screen Actors Guild Awards	2020	Hustlers	Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role	Nominated	^[339]
Seattle Film Critics Society Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[340] ^[13]
Shorty Awards	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Celebrity	Nominated	^[341]
			Music	Nominated
			Actress	Nominated
			Singer	Nominated
ShoWest Convention Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Female Star of the Year	Won	^[342] ^[343]
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Most Fancied Female	Nominated	^[344]
	1999		Best Legs Award	Nominated	^[345]
	2002		Best Female Solo	7th place	^[346]
	2002		Most Fanciable Female	5th place	^[346]
Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards	2000	"If You Had My Love"	Best R&B/Soul or Rap New Artist, Solo	Nominated	^[347]
Soul Train Music Awards	2000	On the 6	Best R&B/Soul Album – Female	Nominated	^[348]
Stinkers Bad Movie Awards	2001	Angel Eyes and The Wedding Planner	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[349]
	2001	Angel Eyes	Most Annoying Fake Accent – Female	Won	^[349]
	2002	Enough	Worst Actress	Nominated	^[350]
	2003	Gigli	Worst Actress	Won	^[351]
		Gigli	Worst Fake Accent – Female	Won
		Gigli (with Ben Affleck)	Worst On-Screen Couple	Won
Streamy Awards	2018	Fear BOX Challenge (with David Dobrik)	Best Performance – Collaboration	Nominated	^[352]
Swiss Music Awards	2012	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	Best Hit International	Nominated	^[353]
Teen Choice Awards	1999	"If You Had My Love"	Best Song of the Summer	Won	^[354]
	1999	Jennifer Lopez	Breakout Artist	Nominated
	2000		Female Hottie Award	Nominated
	2000		Female Artist	Nominated
	2001	"Play"	Best Dance Track	Won	^[355]
		Jennifer Lopez	Female Hottie Award	Won	^[355]
		Jennifer Lopez	Female Artist	Nominated
		The Wedding Planner	Choice Chemistry	Nominated
		"Love Don't Cost a Thing"	Choice Music Single	Nominated
		J.Lo	Choice Music Album	Nominated
	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Female Artist	Nominated	^[356]
		Jennifer Lopez	Female Hottie Awards	Nominated
		"Ain't It Funny (Murder Remix)" (featuring Ja Rule and Caddillac Tah)	Choice Music Hook-Up	Nominated
			Choice Music Single	Nominated
			Best R&B/Hip-Hop/Rap Single	Won
		Enough	Choice Actress in a Drama/Action or Adventure Film	Nominated
	2003	Maid in Manhattan	Choice Movie Actress – Comedy	Nominated	^[357]
		Maid in Manhattan	Choice Movie Liar	Nominated
		Maid in Manhattan (shared with Ralph Fiennes)	Choice Movie Lip-Lock	Nominated
		"All I Have" (featuring LL Cool J)	Choice Music Single	Nominated
		"All I Have" (featuring LL Cool J)	Choice Music Hook-Up	Nominated
		"I'm Glad"	Choice Love Song	Nominated
		This Is Me... Then	Choice Music Album	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Choice Hip Hop R&B Artist	Won
			Choice Crossover Artist	Nominated
			Choice Fashion Icon	Won
			Female Artist	Nominated
			Female Hottie Award	Nominated
	2004		Female Artist	Nominated
	2005	"Get Right"	Choice R&B/Hip-Hop Track	Nominated	^[358] ^[359]
		"Get Right"	Choice Party Starter	Nominated
		Monster-in-Law (with Jane Fonda)	Choice Chemistry	Nominated
		Monster-in-Law	Choice Movie Actress: Comedy	Nominated
		Shall We Dance? (shared with Richard Gere)	Choice Dance Scene	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Choice Red-Carpet Fashion Icon (Female)	Nominated
	2010	The Back-up Plan	Best Romantic Comedy Actress	Nominated	^[360]
	2010	The Back-up Plan	Best Romantic Comedy	Nominated	^[360]
	2011	Jennifer Lopez	Choice Red Carpet Fashion Icon (Female)	Nominated	^[361]
	2011	American Idol	Choice TV: Personality	Won	^[361]
	2012	What to Expect When You're Expecting	Choice Comedy Actress	Nominated	^[362] ^[363]
		"Dance Again" (featuring Pitbull)	Choice Music Single – Female	Nominated
		Jennifer Lopez	Choice Female Artist	Nominated
			Choice Fashion Icon: Female	Nominated
			Choice Summer Female Artist	Nominated
		American Idol	Female TV Personality	Won
	2013	The Fosters	Choice TV Breakout Show (shared with cast and crew)^[b]	Won	^[364]
	2014	American Idol	Female TV Personality	Nominated	^[365]
	2016	Shades of Blue	Choice TV: Drama^[b]	Nominated	^[366]
	2016	Jennifer Lopez	Choice TV Actress: Drama	Nominated	^[366]
	2018	"Dinero" (featuring DJ Khaled and Cardi B)	Choice Latin Song	Nominated	^[367]
Telehit Awards	2014	"Booty" (featuring Iggy Azalea)	El Glúteo de Oro	Nominated	^[368]
The Record of the Year	1999	"If You Had My Love"	The Record of the Year	10th place	^[369]
The Record of the Year	2011	"On the Floor" (featuring Pitbull)	The Record of the Year	9th place	^[370]
Top of the Pops Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Artist on Top of the World	Won	^[371]
Top of the Pops Awards	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Most Crap Hair	Nominated	^[372]
TMF Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Best Zangeres (Best Singer)	Won	^[373]
	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Best Zangeres (Best Singer)	Won
	2002	J.Lo	Best Album	Nominated	^[374]
	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Best Female Artist International	Nominated	^[375]
TRL Awards	2003	Jennifer Lopez	The First Lady Award (Favorite Female)	Nominated	^[376]
TRL Awards	2003	"Play" (TRL Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa)	The Rock The Mic Award (Best Live Performance)	Nominated	^[376]
UNESCO Award	2012	Lopez Family Foundation	Award for Philanthropic Work	Won	^[377]
Urban Fashion Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	Female Urban Fashion Aficionado	Nominated	^[378]
		J.Lo by Jennifer Lopez	New Urban Fashion Celebrity Line	Nominated
		J.Lo by Jennifer Lopez	New Designer of the Year	Won
Us Weekly Awards	2007	Jennifer Lopez	Style Icon of the Year	Won	^[379] ^[380]
Us Weekly Awards	2010	Jennifer Lopez	Style Icon of the Decade	Won	^[381] ^[382]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Nominated	^[383]
Variety Awards	2014	Lopez Family Foundation	Power of Women Award	Won	^[384]
VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards	1998	Jennifer Lopez	Best Personal Female Style	Nominated	^[385]
	1999		Most Fashionable Female Artist	Won	^[386]
	2000		Versace Award	Won	^[387]
	2000		Most Fashionable Female Artist	Nominated	^[388]
	2002		Most Influential Artist	Won	^[389]
Vibe Awards	2003	Jennifer Lopez	Enterprising Entrepreneur	Nominated	^[390]
VIVA Comet Awards	2001	Jennifer Lopez	Best International Artist	Nominated	^[391]
VIVA Comet Awards	2002	"I'm Real"	Video International	Nominated	^[392]
Virgin Media Music Awards	2012	"I'm Into You" (featuring Lil Wayne)	Best Collaboration	Nominated	^[393]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards	2019	Hustlers	Best Supporting Actress	Won	^[394]
Women Film Critics Circle Awards	2019	Hustlers (with Constance Wu)	Best Screen Couple	Runner-up	^[395]
Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards	2006	Jennifer Lopez	Crystal Award	Won	^[3]
World Music Awards	2002	Jennifer Lopez	World's Best-Selling Latin Female Artist	Won	^[396]
	2005		World's Best-Selling Pop Female Artist	Nominated	^[397]
	2007		World's Best-Selling Latin Female Artist	Nominated
	2010		Legend Award	Won	^[398]
	2014		World's Best Female Artist	Nominated	^[399]
			World's Best Live Act	Nominated	^[400]
			World's Best Entertainer of the Year	Nominated	^[401]
		"I Luh Ya Papi" (featuring French Montana)	World's Best Song	Nominated	^[402]
		"I Luh Ya Papi" (featuring French Montana)	World's Best Video	Nominated	^[403]
		"Live It Up" (featuring Pitbull)	World's Best Song	Nominated	^[404]
		"Live It Up" (featuring Pitbull)	World's Best Video	Nominated	^[405]
WSJ Innovator Awards	2020	Jennifer Lopez	Pop Culture Innovator of the Year	Won	^[406]
Your World Awards	2012	"Follow the Leader" (with Wisin & Yandel)	Best Musical Video	Won	^[407]
	2012	Jennifer Lopez	Favorite Latino in Hollywood	Won	^[407]
	2014	"Adrenalina" (with Wisin and Ricky Martin)	Most Popular Song of the Year	Nominated	^[408]
Z Awards	2011	Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony	Biggest Celeb Breakup	Won	^[409]

Listicles

Name of publisher, name of listicle, year(s) listed, and placement result

Notes

^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t Awards and nominations Lopez has received as a producer.
^ The Muhammad Ali Celebrity Fight Night Awards were established to honor individuals in the sport, entertainment and business communities for their humanitarian work.^[85]
^ These awards are administered by the Multicultural Motion Picture Association.^[98]
^ For having an estimated net worth of $250 million at the time.
^ These awards are administered by the Latino Entertainment Journalists Association.^[195]
^ Note: "Back It Up (Spanish Version)" was also nominated for Best Urban Song in 2015, however in this category the nomination is credited to the songwriters and not the performer. The song was written by Savan Kotecha, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Prince Royce and Pitbull.

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[8] Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

[Producer-37] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t Awards and nominations Lopez has received as a producer.

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Accolades Discography Filmography Songs Videography Performances Cultural impact
Studio albums	On the 6 J.Lo This Is Me... Then Rebirth Como Ama una Mujer Brave Love? A.K.A. This Is Me... Now
Soundtrack albums	Marry Me
Compilation albums	J to tha L–O! The Remixes Dance Again... the Hits
Extended plays	The Reel Me
Video albums	Feelin' So Good Let's Get Loud The Reel Me
Concerts and tours	Let's Get Loud Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony en Concierto Dance Again World Tour Enrique Iglesias & Jennifer Lopez Tour ¡Q'Viva! The Chosen Live Jennifer Lopez: All I Have It's My Party Super Bowl LIV halftime show This Is Me... Live (canceled) Up All Night
Clothing brands	J.Lo by Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Lopez Collection Teeology
Books	True Love
Fragrances	Glow by JLo Still Jennifer Lopez Love and Glamour Glowing by JLo
Companies	Lopez Family Foundation Nuyorican Productions Viva Móvil
Related topics	Bennifer Green Versace dress Jennifer Lopez: Halftime Jennifer Lopez Presents: Como Ama una Mujer NuvoTV Lynda Lopez "Fat Butt and Pancake Head"
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