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Salma Hayek at the 2012 Bambi Awards
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Salma Hayek Reveals She "Didn't Want to Be Naked" in 'Desperado'

By Samantha Leal | 11/26/2012 - 12:09 | 0 Comments

Salma Hayek wasn't always so comfortable showing off her body, especially when it came to movie roles. The Mexican-born beauty told The Sun newspaper that filming the nude scenes for the 1992 film Desperado with Antonio Banderas...

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Robert Rodriguez at the Dark Shadows premiere in 2012
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Happy Birthday Robert Rodriguez! Our 5 Favorite Movies

By Sugey Palomares | 06/20/2012 - 19:00 | 0 Comments

Happy Birthday Robert Rodriguez! The Mexican American director turns 44 today so we are celebrating by counting down our favorite flicks!

Desperado: The world fell in love with Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek in this 1995 action sequel to his flick, Mariachi. The dramatic (and...

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The Ultimate Latina Toolkit
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The Ultimate Latina Toolkit

By Grace Bastidas | 10/10/2011 - 11:18 | 0 Comments

Want to reconnect with your Latinidad, but not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of everything you need to know—history, movies, art, sayings, recipes, etc.—to get back in touch with your Puerto Rican, Mexican, Colombian, what have you side. Consider it a cultural toolkit!

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Antonio Banderas on Working with Salma Hayek in "Puss in Boots"

EXCLUSIVE: Antonio Banderas on Working with Salma Hayek Again in "Puss in Boots"

By Mariela Rosario | 03/10/2011 - 16:30 | 2 Comments

We got some insider news on Dreamworks upcoming Puss in Boots we're excited to share with you! First of all, we all knew that Salma Hayek has been cast as the female counterpart to Antonio Banderas' Puss in Boots. But we can now share her character's name: Ms. Kitty Soft Paws. She's a thief rivaled only by Boots...

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Glam From Fashion Week: "Desperado" Inspiration at Carlos Campos

By Angelique Serrano | 02/18/2010 - 13:45 | 0 Comments

The fall 2010 collection of designer Carlos Campos was inspired by three things: Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek in the film Desperado, mariachi, and the embellishments found on a Mexican sombrero. It was, as Campos put it, “a thank-you to Mexico; they’ve done so much for me and my career.” And what a thank-you it...

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