LOPEZ TO BE DROPPED FROM RECORD LABEL?

Last updated: Wednesday, November 7, 2007

LOPEZ TO BE DROPPED FROM RECORD LABEL?

JENNIFER LOPEZ is facing the axe from her record label after disappointing sales of her latest album BRAVE.

JENNIFER LOPEZ

The seventh studio effort from the Get Right hitmaker was released last month (Oct07) and sold a mere 53,000 copies in its first week, prompting reports the Latina would be dropped by Epic Records, a subsidiary of Sony BMG.

The label is reportedly fed up with Lopez's poor record sales and the extravagant costs to maintain the artist, including an album cover that cost $60,000 (GBP30,000) and a make-up fee of nearly $8,000 (GBP4,000) for each promotional appearance.

An source at Epic Records says, "(Lopez) costs too much money and doesn't sell enough. The woman requires everything short of flying monkeys to get on a stage."

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Source: WENN

| Wednesday, November 7, 2007

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