…and growth for many of our characters, particularly Tita,” said executive producer Salma Hayek Pinault to WBD. “This will be an intense journey, full of dramatic but also romantic, magical…
…now known as the International Day for the Elemination of Violence Against Women. In the novel (and the 2001 film adaptation, which featured Latinx stars like Salma Hayek, Edward James…
…be an avid champion for LGBTQIA+ rights. His younger sister Lux, came out as transgender in 2021. Fellow advocate and MCU alum, Salma Hayek-Pinault, still maintains the seductive stare and…
…to us by Salma Hayek, this HBO series brings us the beloved novel with more nuance than the 1994 film adaptation. It keeps the Spanish-language trappings and adds more beautiful…
…Julian de Tavira (Reina Roja) and Ana Lorena Perez Rios (El Hotel de los Secretos), and executive produced by Salma Hayek Pinault (Frida), the six-episode adaptation is introducing new audiences…
…El Callejón de los Milagros was the first Mexican film to bring to the forefront the repressed homosexuality behind machismo. It was also one of Salma Hayek’s first films, starring…
…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24baYvYpRY8 In it, we had an important ensemble of Latinx actors including Ana Ortiz, Tony Plana, Adam Rodríguez, Mark Indelicato, Freddy Rodríguez, and Salma Hayek (also as executive producer). But…
…who transforms into a monster. Both films reflect Hayek’s dedication to challenging and engaging roles. As Salma Hayek continues to break barriers, challenge stereotypes, and inspire the next generation of…
…a hilarious and strong performance by Salma Hayek and Annie Murphy in “Joan is Awful.” Both of their characters, including a fictional version of Hayek, are pushed to make bizarre…
…about this film is that it is Latinx actors, many of whom are Mexican/Chicano, playing Latinx roles. Did you know that Mi Vida Loca was Salma Hayek’s first movie?! It…
