Mario Lopez

Mario Lopez is a dynamic figure in entertainment, widely recognized for his roles as host, actor, author, and producer. He currently presides over NBC’s "Access Hollywood" and "Access Daily," and maintains an overall development deal with NBC/Universal. Lopez also engages audiences nationwide through iHeart radio programs "On with Mario Lopez" and "iHeartRadio Countdown with Mario Lopez."

Lopez’s extensive career spans nearly four decades, during which he has remained a notable presence in the pop culture landscape. His recent projects include hosting and producing the reboot of "Saved by the Bell" for NBC’s streaming service, Peacock, and executive producing the music competition series "Menudo." He has also co-created and executive produced the Netflix series "The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia." His acting credentials include appearances on "This Is Us," "Jane the Virgin," and a voice role in Disney’s "Elena of Avalor."

Beyond his screen achievements, Lopez is a bestselling author with works ranging from fitness to children's books, including titles like "Extra Lean" and "Mud Tacos." He is also a dedicated philanthropist, partnering with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and advocating for youth and community engagement. Alongside his wife, Courtney, whom he met while performing in the Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line," Lopez is a devoted father to their three children, Gia, Dominic, and Santino, and their two dogs, Salvador & Oscar.