About your new show in Las Vegas: "I wanted it to be something very energetic, in the spirit of Bronx. The most exciting show, which will make you dance, scream and jump. I wanted to give people the opportunity to truly relax. I'm going to make the best show Jennifer Lopez. I want it to constantly change, so that every time it was something unique. "
About your new series "Shades of Blue": "The action unfolds in the world of cops, but, in fact, this is a show of people - about how we always go through a thin face between what is right and what is wrong. About how much slipping this path. "
The fact that it critically comes to the choice of dancers: "I started like a dancer, so I understand it. I do this all my life. Sometimes my managers or people from the Music Department may like some kind of dancer, but I always see: here a person is weak, and then there is not enough technique. Their task is to breathe life into one story. So they are an integral part of the show. To some extent they even actors. "