With $52 million in earnings over the last year, Lopez is raking in the bucks, but according to the magazine her power has more to do with her growing resume. Along with her gig on Idol–where she raked in a cool 2 million for season two–she reignited her singing career with 2011′s Love?, which featured her hit single “On the Floor.” She heads back to the big screen with the pregnancy comedy, What To Expect When You’re Expecting this weekend, but has dominated the small screen with commercials for L’Oreal, Gillette and Fiat. And even teamed up with her ex-husband Marc Anthony for the Latin talent competition show, Q’Viva: The Chosen.

If that wasn’t enough, any one of J.Lo’s over 7 million Twitter followers (yes, a strong social media presence makes you powerful too) looking to cop her style can check out her new clothing line at Kohl’s and then pick up Glow or one of her 17 other fragrances.

The magazine points out that Idol helped revive Lopez’s career after she stumbled with 2006′s El Cantante, which featured ex-hubbie Marc Anthony, and Como Ama una Mujerand, the all-Spanish album she released in 2007.  But the judge, who’s touring this summer with Enrique Iglesias, says it might be time to call it quits.

“I miss doing other things,” she said on Ellen this week. “It really does lock you down, which was nice the first year with the babies being three and four.”

But now that her twins, Max and Emme, are getting ready to go to school the single mom doesn’t know if staying on for season three is a good fit.

With nearly two years under her belt, Lopez has learned a few things and recently shared some sound advice with the new X Factor judges Demi Lovato and Britney Spears, who plans to look good for her TV debut.

“You don’t have to be tough,” she told Access Hollywood. “There’s not one way to do that, reality TV, and those competition shows [are] about being yourself. It’s about being your best self, and I think that’s the most important thing.”

She also paid the two ladies a few compliments saying, “I was like, ‘Live TV! Eek.’ It’s a big thing to take on, but I think they’re both more than capable to handle it.”

Oprah Winfrey, Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga, who held the top spot in 2011, join Lopez on this year’s Forbes Celebrity 100 list.

-Shannon Carlin, CBS Local

During the Beach Boys’ live broadcast, fans will also have the opportunity to order their new album. According to the QVC website, all orders will be shipped out on June 5 regardless of when the order is placed. However, if one does order tonight during the special, the album will be paired with a bonus CD including 11 tracks of the Beach Boys’ greatest hits.

Along with the album, there is also a new book being published about the Beach Boys on June 1, Fifty Sides of The Beach Boys: The Songs that Tell Their Story by Mark Dillon.

According to the description, it says this book tells the story behind 50 of the band’s greatest songs from the perspective of group members, collaborators, fellow musicians, and notable fans. There are chapters that feature certain songs, such as “Kokomo,” “Barbra Ann” and “Fun Fun Fun.” It is filled with new interviews with music legends such as Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Alan Jardine, Alice Cooper and Al Kooper, and commentary from a younger generation such as Matthew Sweet, Carnie Wilson, Daniel Lanois, Cameron Crowe, and Zooey Deschanel.

-Kate Murphy / 98.5 WNCX

Now one of the most successful acts of all time will have its turn in Hollywood, when Frankie Valli and the story of the Four Seasons makes its way to theaters with the adaptation of the hit Broadway musical, Jersey Boys.

While sitting down with Dan Taylor in the CBS-FM studio in New York, Valli admits the movie will be a bit different from the stage production because of the type of experience the audience is exposed to with the different mediums.

“The play is a live experience and movies are through a microscope,” he said. “They are two totally different journeys.”

However, the change from stage to screen won’t alter the fact that this film is biographical, which means honesty is key to the story.

“When you’re doing a show about your life it should be the truth,” Valli said. “Or as close as you possibly can get without hurting anybody.”

A major question up in the air is who will play the role of Frankie Valli. Will it be a big Hollywood name or an unknown looking for their big break?

“I don’t have the slightest idea,” admits the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer. “I’m glad it’s not me that has to make that decision. The director and the casting people… Thank God for them!”

Jersey Boys will begin production at the start of 2013 and is slated to hit theaters at the end of that year. The talents of John Logan have been assigned to screenwriting duties for the film. His credits include acclaimed films such as Gladiator (2000), The Aviator (2004) and Hugo (2011), all of which have been nominated for multiple screenwriting awards.

Watch WCBS-FM’s full interview with Frankie Valli.

–E.J. Judge, WCBS-FM New York

We scrolled through and selected some of the best advice Tweets from musicians for the past few days. Let them be your guide.

We start with prolific Tweeter Chris Brown.

Life is lesson. Everything else is creativity and energy! Love u Teambreezy.

— Chris Brown(@chrisbrown) May 16, 2012

Diddy revs his followers up with a quote from motivational speaker Ralph Marston.

Your dreams are as real as you allow them to be- RM

— iamdiddy (@iamdiddy) May 15, 2012

Jordin Sparks hits us with some Biblical inspiration.

Many plans are in a man’s heart,But the counsel of the Lord will stand. Proverbs 19:21

— Jordin Sparks (@JordinSparks) May 16, 2012

Drake gets a bit sarcastic with his motivation advice.

You never had no one like me? Well why you so complacent.

— Drizzy (@Drake) May 14, 2012

Keri Hilson dips into some sage love advice.

Your FREE will can COST you a good woman or man. And that’s expensive!

— Keri Hilson (@KeriHilson) May 15, 2012

While Hot Chelle Rae teach something new about music.

Pop is the sound of a song exploding.

— Hot Chelle Rae (@HotChelleRae) May 16, 2012

And Katy Perry just wants you to have nice manners.

Don’t be rude! RT @Kyleejoys: @katyperry Yo Katy urgent question… have you ever considered that Rhinos may in fact be old, fat unicorns?

— Katy Perry (@katyperry) May 16, 2012

-Courtney E. Smith, CBS Radio

Each Monday 101.9 LITE FM will select a special winner and award them with a family four pack of tickets to Medieval Time Dinner and Tournament.

Ellen DeGeneres will receive the Mark Twain Prize for Humor in October. She joins heavy hitters like Bill Cosby, Tina Fey and Steve Martin.

John Mayer is still resting his voice after vocal problems. He is taking it easy and writing a bunch of new songs.

Locust Point’s Victorian brick row houses with streets named after the War of 1812 heroes have provided…

…a sense of stability to family life and a sense of history. Pictured above, a welcoming bench encourages neighbors to socialize, and below a Locust Point painted screen door.

The Black-Eyed Susan is the official drink of the Preakness and here is the official recipe…

It took a little longer than the expected March release, but Adam said it was well worth it.

“We had to do some last minute work on the album. [We] worked on some new songs and had to extend the release date a little bit but I think the fans will not be disappointed,” Lambert told Mix 96.5/Houston.

Currently atop the iTunes chart, Lambert expressed his excitement on Twitter yesterday.

Wow!! #Trespassing is sitting nice and high on the itunes chart! What a great sight to wake-up to! Thank you all for checking it out!!

— Adam Lambert (@adamlambert) May 15, 2012

One of the new tracks, “Never Close Our Eyes” was co-written by Bruno Mars. “It was the first time we worked together and he’s fantastic. He’s so talented and really down to earth and cool and humble. He’s a really nice guy,” Adam said.

And who wins the hair competition? “[Bruno's] hair is higher. I saw him at the AMA’s and I looked at him and said ‘your hair is higher than mine! Bastard!’”

Adam has been busy promoting his new album and will perform tomorrow night on American Idol.

- Blake Hayes Mix 96.5/Houston

During the performance Paul was joined on stage by a traditional Mexican mariachi band to sing the Beatles’ hit “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da.” The crowd went crazy for the performance. The concert, which was free, was sponsored by the Mexico City mayor’s office. People camped out overnight in anticipation to see the former mop-topper.

“It was quite emotional and exciting that people who might not be able to afford to come to our shows could come to this. It was like Beatlemania all over again,” said McCartney according to Hello Magazine.

“When you visit places that you don’t often come to, like South America, they’ve been saving up the excitement so when you get there they let it all go,” he went on to say.

McCartney performed two nights before the free event for 70,000 people at Azteca Stadium.

-Garret Heinrich 98.7KLUV