Jennifer’s official site just posted about the new movie. Sounds good!:

That’s right, Miz Lopez is pregnant—in her new movie, that is! Jennifer just signed on for the lead role in the new romantic comedy “The Back-Up Plan,” where she’ll play Zoe, a single woman who turns to artificial insemination to answer her ticking biological clock. But her strategy goes bust when Mr. Right, Alex O’Loughlin (“Moonlight”, “August Rush”) shows up at the same time as her positive pregnancy test. Now she and her new dream man must figure out love, marriage and family—in reverse.

JenniferLopez.com

Alex O’Loughlin, who starred in the cult vampire TV show “Moonlight,” is in negotiations to nab the male lead role opposite Jennifer Lopez in the romantic comedy “The Back-Up Plan.”

Written by Kate Angelo, the story centers on a single woman (Lopez) who turns to artificial insemination to answer her ticking clock, only to meet the man of her dreams on the same day that her pregnancy test comes back positive.

Alan Poul is directing the CBS Films project.

O’Loughlin, who played immortal detective Mick St. John on “Moonlight,” recently booked a starring role in the CBS television pilot “Three Rivers.” The Australian actor appeared in the feature “August Rush” and next stars with Kate Beckinsale in the comic-book adaptation “Whiteout,” being released by Warner Bros. this year.
Reuters

IMDB.com’s page for The Governess has officially been marked as in pre-production.

Plot: A woman falls in love with a con artist who asks her to pose as a governess for the wealthy family he intends on robbing.
Writers: Wendy Braff (story)
Kevin Wade (screenplay)
Release Date: December 2009 (USA)

Nigel Cole directing romantic comedy for Yari
Jennifer Lopez will topline Yari Film Group’s romantic comedy “The Governess,” with Nigel Cole directing. “The Governess” was written by Kevin Wade, who also penned Lopez starrer “Maid in Manhattan,” and Wendy Braff. Don Roos is polishing the script. Story centers on a professional thief who, in order to pull off a major bank heist, poses as a nanny to the three unruly children of a wealthy widower. When she starts to fall for the kids and their father, she must decide if she can give up her past for a chance to start over.

Bob Yari will produce along with Sid Ganis, Alex Siskin and Simon Fields, Lopez’ producing partner. Shooting’s set to begin in Massachusetts in the fall. “The Governess” has a SAG waiver. David Glasser, president of YFG’s sales arm Syndicate Films, will handle international sales. Lopez is in pre-production on indie project “Love and Other Impossible Pursuits,” with Roos directing from his own script. Cole previously directed “Calendar Girls.” YFG recently wrapped production on thriller “Nothing But the Truth,” comedy “The Maiden Heist” and drama “Real Men Cry.” Joe Carnahan’s “Killing Pablo” is scheduled to begin filming in the fall.
Variety