Don’t worry if you don’t catch Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony before their national tour ends on Nov. 4. You’ll be seeing more of the couple—and that mysterious belly bump—next month in Hollywood.

Both have signed on to perform at Movies Rock, a Dec. 2 concert at the Kodak Theater produced in conjunction with Movies Rocks, a new Conde Nast magazine supplement celebrating film and music. CBS will air the concert on Dec. 7.

Although I’m told Lopez and Anthony haven’t decided what they’ll sing, the show lineup already includes Beyoncé singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” Carrie Underwood belting out “The Sound of Music,” Sir Elton John doing a tribute to animated-movie themes and my gal Jennifer Hudson putting her spin on Shirley Bassey’s James Bond classic “Goldfinger.”

As for the Movies Rock magazine, on stands Nov. 1 (with Hollywood hotshot writer-producer Mitch Glazer as editor and Vanity Fair honcho Graydon Carter as editorial director), it’ll feature some goodies, including Bill Murray in full Elvis regalia on the cover and an oral history of Saturday Night Fever from writer Sam Kashner.

John Travolta tells Kashner he wasn’t too pleased when he saw the first edit of that now legendary solo dance number. Travolta placed an emergency call to Fever producer Robert Stigwood.

“I called Stigwood crying and furious and said, ‘Robert, I’m off the movie,’ ” Travolta recalls. “I don’t want to be a part of it anymore.”

But Stigwood saved the day. Despite director John Badham’s objections, the producer allowed Travolta to reedit the scene.

And that’s not all I have for you from Movie Rocks. For more, make sure to check back later today for more.

Source: EOnline.com