Jennifer Lopez Sues Over Drug Story

Belfast-based lawyer Paul Tweed, who specializes in fighting U.S. libel cases in European courts, said he had filed a lawsuit with the Belfast High Court on Tuesday reports Reuters

"We will now make similar applications in Dublin, London and other jurisdictions," he told Reuters.

Lopez and Anthony are seeking "substantial damages", a full retraction and an apology over an Enquirer article last month that alleged the couple were linked to a drug scandal after Anthony was pictured with a photographer later charged with heroin possession.

The story was "totally unfounded", said Tweed, who last year won an apology from the Enquirer for singer Britney Spears over an article claiming she was about to divorce her husband.

Meanwhile, Jennifer Lopez appears to have referred to one of the Church of Scientology's tenets, during her guest appearance on American Idol as a mentor to the contestants reports Star magazine.

In response to a question from American Idol host Ryan Seacrest about judge Simon Cowell's harsh judging of contestants, Jennifer scoffed at such harshness, telling Ryan that she believed that "concentrating on the rightness brings more rightness."

Star reports , L. Ron Hubbard penned an essay on May 23, 1971, titled "Recognition of Rightness of the Being." He wrote:

"If you have no rightnesses present...you will never be able to make any progress of any kind. So you have to realize that there are rightnesses present and then you increase those rightnesses."