Salma Hayek first scorched stateside cineplexes as the fiery border town bookseller who romances Antonio Banderas' vengeful "mariachi" in "Desperado" (1995). A favorite of the film’s renegade writer-director Robert Rodriguez, the former telenovela star from Mexico gained a foothold in the American movie business in independent film and as a favorite on men’s magazines “Sexiest” lists. Spokesmodel work for cosmetics companies further banked on her hourglass figure and smoldering on-screen charisma, but Hayek proved to have far bigger ambitions than to be another piece of Hollywood eye candy.
Salma Hayek and her husband have tied the knot -- again.
Hayek spokeswoman Jillian Fowkes said Sunday in Los Angeles that the Mexican-born actress and French magnate Francois-Henri Pinault renewed their wedding vows Saturday in a
With Salma Hayek as the living, breathing advertisement for her upcoming beauty line, she's guaranteed to rack up sales. The actress will share her beauty secrets through a cosmetics collection that she hopes to keep affordable
Salma Hayek picked a most romantic time and place to get married: Valentine's Day in Paris. The Mexican-born actress wed French magnate Francois-Henri Pinault in a civil ceremony Saturday at the City Hall in Paris' chic 6th
30 Rock isn't even back on the air until the end of the month, but the parade of high-profile guest stars continues in the media. What is this, Project Runway? I'm beginning to wonder if Tina Fey's critical darling is jumping the