Are you seeing Savages this weekend? We've got an exclusive look into the intense new release. (Pssst, don't forget: Savages hits theaters Friday, July 6!)
Salma Hayek
Born Sept. 2, 1966
Salma Hayek is a Mexican actress, director and producer, and remains one of the most prominent Mexican figures in Hollywood. Hayek was born in Veracruz, Mexico. She received her debut role in Teresa (1989), a Mexican telenovela. Her first Hollywood starring role was opposite Antonio Banderas in 1995’s Desperado. The starlet founded her own film production company, Ventanarosa, in 2002, around the same time she starred in and directed the film Frida, which landed her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. Hayek was also executive producer of the critically acclaimed ABC sitcom Ugly Betty.
Salma Hayek is still one tough mujer.
The Mexican actress may be featured on Got Milk ads and starred in the comedy Grown-Ups, but she's delivering a gangster performance for Oliver Stone's new movie, Savages. The drama flick, about two marijuana dealers who get mixed up with a drug cartel, also features Benecio del Toro, Blake...
Strong brows, like Penelope Cruz's, create definition and draw attention to your eyes. Eyebrow specialist Stevi Christine, who has worked on Dancing With the Stars and E! Entertainment gives her steps to recreating the look at home.
1. First, determine the placement of your arch. You can do this by taking a small manicure stick or pen, and placing it at an outward diagonal across your eye and center of the pupil. Where the diagonal point ends is where your arch should be. Because Penelope’...
Everyone has been buzzing about the U.S. Supreme Court striking down most of the provisions in the Arizona’s immigration law (also known as SB 1070), but leaving the "papers please" law set in place. Check out what these Latino celebs have to say about it below!
Human trafficking affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide and Latinos are the largest demographic to fall victim to sex and labor trafficking cases. Thirty-seven percent of Latinos are sex trafficked and 56 percent are labor trafficked victims in the U.S., according to the Department of Justice. Within the percentage of citizens being trafficked for forced prostitution in the U.S., most are Latinas under the age of 25.
The harsh statistics have...
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