In 2003, following the use of dance routines from the film "Flashdance" in the music video for "I'm Glad" (directed by David LaChapelle), Maureen Marder sued Lopez, Sony Corporation, and Paramount in an attempt to gain a copyright interest in the film.
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The recreation of scenes from Flashdance led Maureen Marder—whose life was the inspiration for the storyline of the film—to sue Lopez, Sony Corporation, and Paramount Pictures for copyright infringement in November 2003, claiming the video was an unauthorized depiction of her life story.
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After that, Lopez is seeing pedaling down a city alley, dressed in the schlumpy welding clothes of Jennifer Beals's character, Alex Owens, and accompanied by a chocolatey mutt, similar to the one Alex had in the movie.
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