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J-Lo and Marc Anthony ‘Believe’
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008 | 3:37 p.m.
To celebrate his 40th birthday, actress-singer Jennifer Lopez took superstar singer husband Marc Anthony to see the new Criss Angel Cirque du Soleil magic spectacular Believe at the Luxor last night. Then Criss took them to celebrate with Cristal champagne at the neighboring LAX nightclub, also in the Luxor. The superstars relaxed at a VIP main stage table and posed for this one photograph.
Later they retired to the exclusive secret hidden Noir bar at the club -- before the proud parents of 8-month-old fraternal twins pulled enough energy together for another excursion out onto the Strip.
Luxe Life has all the details and will have the full report on Monday right here.
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