News (Noticias) Tagged ‘Salma Hayek’

our Latina entrepreneurs, with businesses that capture the flavor and fiesta of Latino heritage, joined forces to send gift baskets brimming with color and culture to three new Latina moms – Salma Hayek, Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Lopez.

The gifts are a “Welcome to el Mundo” for their little ones and a warm embrace for the new mothers, each of whom proudly represents what it means to be a successful Latina in America. And now, each represents Latina motherhood.

“As business women and Latin mothers we want to support and encourage them on their new adventure,’’ said Monica Olivera, who owns the on-line boutique Latin Baby and blogs on products, services and trends for Latina mothers at www.micielitolindo.blogspot.com. “And, of course, to help them celebrate and pass on ‘la cultura’ to their new babies.’’

In addition to Latin Baby, the gift-givers are: Frijolitos, Los Pollitos Dicen and Proud Tots.

The Gifts Were Sent for:
- Max and Emme: the twins born to Puerto Rican-American superstar Lopez and Puerto Rican salsa king Marc Anthony.
- Valentina Paloma, daughter of Mexican-born star Hayek and Francois-Henri Pinault.
- Max Liron, son of Ecuadorian and Irish-American singer Aguilera and Jordan Bratman.

The Gifts:
Latin Baby, an on-line baby boutique for Latino families, sent gifts from their infant and toddler lines - such as hooded towels and jean jackets - which feature designs with Spanish phrases and terms of endearment like “Precioso,” “Chicanita” and “Latina in Training.” www.latinbabyusa.com

Frijolitos, specializing in Latino toy and educational products, sent the children a “Picadillo the Armadillo” book and their popular character plush toys and puppets. www.frijolitosinc.com.

Los Pollitos Dicen (The Little Chicks Say), gifted the celebrities with onesies, t-shirts and newborn hats from their independent designer collection of vibrantly colored baby wear decorated with popular Spanish colloquialisms and phrases such as “Gordito,” “Pachanga” and “Pio Pio Pio.” www.piopio.biz

Proud Tots, which specializes in extraordinary and heirloom quality baby items at affordable prices, sent the babies soft and silky blankets. www.proudtots.com

More About the Businesses:
Latin culture comes alive through Frijolitos line of colorful bilingual books and plush toys for young children based on the antics of Picadillo the Magical Armadillo, Albóndiga the Mariachi Dog, and the little turtle, Tuguita Tere. The collections continues to grow with three new mariachi dogs, Fifi la Francesa, Buñuelo the bulldog, and Pepe the terrier; and three new hard-cover bilingual books Albóndiga the Mariachi Dog/Albóndiga el Perro Mariachi, Tuguita Tere:A Home for My Books/Tuguita Tere: Un Hogar Para Mis Libros and Picadillo the Armadillo/Picadillo el Armadillo. Founded in 2002 Frijolitos has been featured in Despierta America daily show, the L.A. Times, and magazines such as Tu Ciudad, Hogar, Hispanic Business and Hispanic Magazine. www.frijolitosinc.com.

Latin Baby is the largest on-line boutique specializing in baby products celebrating the U.S. Hispanic culture and spirit. Latin Baby carries a wide variety of products for babies and toddlers, as well as gift items for mamás and abuelitas (grandmothers.) Their comprehensive web site is family friendly and includes a number of resources for Latina mothers. www.latinbabyusa.com.

Los Pollitos Dicen’s garments are made in the U.S.A. and packaged in a custom wooden keepsake box. Los Pollitos celebrates the sayings and sweet nothings of Latino culture on vibrantly colored garments. They are available on-line and in boutiques across the country. The firm, founded in 2005 by two Cuban-Americans, has been featured in national media, including Working Mother, Ser Padres, and the Miami Herald. www.piopio.biz.

Proud Tots supplies affordable high-end merchandise to baby boutique owners and retail customers, including unique baby blankets, comfortable shoes and luxurious silk baby bedding. Proud Tots was inspired by owner Maggie Vitale’s dream of “making every little star twinkle.” www.proudtots.com.”

Despite the surprising news that Salma Hayek, 41, and the father of her daughter, French multimillionaire François-Henri Pinault, have split up, Hayek’s close friend Felipe Fernández del Paso, claims the news wasn’t as shocking as everyone thinks, and that Hayek is anything but weepy mess. “*

Mexican-born actress Salma Hayek and French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault have called off their engagement, their representative confirms to USA TODAY.”*

Although some might think it’s hard being over 40 in a youth-crazed Hollywood, age doesn’t seem to faze Salma Hayek, 41, one bit. She seems happier than ever. “*

Is it hard being over 40 in youth-obsessed Hollywood? No way, says new mom Salma Hayek.

“I’m 41 now,” she said while being honored at Tuesday’s Women in Film Crystal+Lucy Awards. “And I have to say, it is the best time in my life.”"*

According to various French publications, actress Salma Hayek is tired of being single and has started to shop around for a wedding dress to wear at the altar with millionaire François-Henri Pinault, the father of their baby daughter, Valentina Paloma. “*

Salma Hayek is celebrating another milestone in her successful career. On June 17, the Mexican actress will be honored at the Crystal + Lucy Awards for the role she’s played in expanding the role of women in the entertainment industry.”*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Yesterday, actress and producer Salma Hayek joined Pampers to launch the “One Package = One Vaccine,” a campaign part of a global UNICEF initiative working to provide tetanus vaccinations for children in developing countries. With tears in her eyes and her voice on the verge of cracking, the new mom talked about her concern for the well-being of children around the world. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Procter & Gamble Co. might just outdo Pontiac.

The General Motors brand got big buzz by giving away G6 cars to the entire audience of “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” But in what figures to be its largest public-relations-driven play in P&G history, Pampers is harnessing the star power of both Ms. Winfrey and Salma Hayek for a global giveaway that also benefits a cause. Today on “Oprah,” the pair endorses a linkup with UNICEF in which the brand will donate one tetanus shot to an expectant mom for every pack of specially marked diapers sold through August. “*

*From: http://adage.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Producer and close friend of Salma Hayek’s Felipe Fernández del Paso has revealed that the actress isn’t interested in baptizing her six-month-old daughter Valentina Paloma.”*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Xenon Pictures and Televisa Home Entertainment via Lionsgate Home Entertainment, announced today the launch of the 2003 hit telenovela LA OTRA, winner of the 2003 TVyNovelas Award for Novela of the Year. With more than 12 hours of footage, this special 3-disc set features the best episodes of this runaway hit and will be available to audiences nationwide on DVD March 25th, 2008.

Yadhira Carrillo (”Te Sigo Amando”, “Amarte es mi Pecado”), who outshone megastars Thalia, J.Lo and Salma Hayek at the 2004 Hispanic Youth Awards (Premios Juventud), stars in this must-see telenovela, embodying the dual role of Carlota and Cordelia. LA OTRA also stars the dazzling Juan Soler (”La Fea Mas Bella”, “Apuesta por un Amor”) alongside a supreme cast that includes Jacqueline Andere (”Peregrina”, “Mi Destino Eres Tu”), Sergio Sendel (”Destilando Amor”, “La Intrusa”), Alejandro Avila (”Piel de otono”), Mercedes Molto (”Nina … amada mia”), and Manuel Ojeda (Romancing the Stone).

LA OTRA was written by Liliana Abud (”La Madastra”, “Barrera de Amor”) and directed by the renowned Benjamin Cann (”Pueblo Chico Infierno Grande”, “Apuesta por un Amor”).

The DVD package is in Spanish with English subtitles. LA OTRA will be available at all major retail and online stores, with a suggested retail price of $19.98. (High resolution cover attached).

SYNOPSIS:
Carlota is the illegitimate daughter of Bernarda and a millionaire named Leopoldo, who left a fortune to Carlota and her half-sister, Eugenia. Bernarda tries to keep her daughters from marrying so that she can continue to live off of their inheritance. In spite of this, Carlota marries Dr. Alvaro Ibanez, while Eugenia is pregnant with the child of Leopoldo’s deranged son, Roman.

Eugenia dies in childbirth, but Bernarda convinces Alvaro that it was Carlota who died. Devastated, he moves to the country to live with his father, where he meets Cordelia, identical in appearance to Carlota, but not in personality. Social-climbing Cordelia takes advantage of Alvaro’s grief, and marries him for his wealth and position. Little does she know, however, that Carlota is not only very much alive, but that she wants her husband back!

LA OTRA
Street Date: March 25th, 2008
Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
Running Time: 682 minutes
Rating: TV-PG
Xenon Pictures/Televisa Home Entertainment
Distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment”*

*From: http://www.hispanicprwire.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Four Latina entrepreneurs, with businesses that capture the flavor and fiesta of Latino heritage, joined forces to send gift baskets brimming with color and culture to three new Latina moms — Salma Hayek, Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Lopez.

The gifts are a “Welcome to el Mundo” for their little ones and a warm embrace for the new mothers, each of whom proudly represents what it means to be a successful Latina in America. And now, each represents Latina motherhood.

“As business women and Latin mothers we want to support and encourage them on their new adventure,” said Monica Olivera, who owns the on-line boutique Latin Baby and blogs on products, services and trends for Latina mothers at www.micielitolindo.blogspot.com. “And, of course, to help them celebrate and pass on ‘la cultura’ to their new babies.”

In addition to Latin Baby, the gift-givers are: Frijolitos, Los Pollitos Dicen and Proud Tots.

The gifts were sent for:
- Max and Emme: the twins born to Puerto Rican-American superstar Lopez and Puerto Rican salsa king Marc Anthony.
- Valentina Paloma, daughter of Mexican-born star Hayek and Francois-Henri Pinault.
- Max Liron, son of Ecuadorian and Irish-American singer Aguilera and Jordan Bratman.

The gifts:
Latin Baby, an on-line baby boutique for Latino families, sent gifts from their infant and toddler lines - such as hooded towels and jean jackets - which feature designs with Spanish phrases and terms of endearment like “Precioso,” “Chicanita” and “Latina in Training.” www.latinbabyusa.com.

Frijolitos, specializing in Latino toy and educational products, sent the children a “Picadillo the Armadillo” book and their popular character plush toys and puppets. www.frijolitosinc.com.

Los Pollitos Dicen (The Little Chicks Say), gifted the celebrities with onesies, t-shirts and newborn hats from their independent designer collection of vibrantly colored baby wear decorated with popular Spanish colloquialisms and phrases such as “Gordito,” “Pachanga” and “Pio Pio Pio.” www.piopio.biz

Proud Tots, which specializes in extraordinary and heirloom quality baby items at affordable prices, sent the babies soft and silky blankets. www.proudtots.com

More about the businesses:
Latin culture comes alive through Frijolitos line of colorful bilingual books and plush toys for young children based on the antics of Picadillo the Magical Armadillo, Albóndiga the Mariachi Dog, and the little turtle, Tuguita Tere. The collections continues to grow with three new mariachi dogs, Fifi la Francesa, Buñuelo the bulldog, and Pepe the terrier; and three new hard-cover bilingual books Albóndiga the Mariachi Dog/Albóndiga el Perro Mariachi, Tuguita Tere:A Home for My Books/Tuguita Tere: Un Hogar Para Mis Libros and Picadillo the Armadillo/Picadillo el Armadillo. Founded in 2002 Frijolitos has been featured in Despierta America daily show the L.A. Times, and magazines such as Tu Ciudad, Hogar, Hispanic Business and Hispanic Magazine. www.frijolitosinc.com.

Latin Baby is the largest on-line boutique specializing in baby products celebrating the U.S. Hispanic culture and spirit. Latin Baby carries a wide variety of products for babies and toddlers, as well as gift items for mamás and abuelitas (grandmothers.) Their comprehensive web site is family friendly and includes a number of resources for Latina mothers. www.latinbabyusa.com.

Los Pollitos Dicen’s garments are made in the U.S.A. and packaged in a custom wooden keepsake box. Los Pollitos celebrates the sayings and sweet nothings of Latino culture on vibrantly colored garments. They are available on-line and in boutiques across the country. The firm, founded in 2005 by two Cuban-Americans, has been featured in national media, including Working Mother, Ser Padres, and the Miami Herald. www.piopio.biz.

Proud Tots supplies affordable high-end merchandise to baby boutique owners and retail customers, including unique baby blankets, comfortable shoes and luxurious silk baby bedding. Proud Tots was inspired by owner Maggie Vitale’s dream of “making every little star twinkle.” www.proudtots.com.”*

*From: http://www.prweb.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Salma Hayek, who appears on the new cover of Glamour magazine, is opening up about her pregnancy. The Mexican actress – who looks stunning just five months after giving birth – admits that she had hopes for a baby boy, but that she’s of course happy to have little Valentina Paloma.”*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Marrying fiancé François-Henri Pinault doesn’t seem to be Salma Hayek’s top priority right now. In the latest issue of Glamour, the Mexican actress shows off her slim post-baby body on the cover and talks about her relationship with the multi-millionaire French businessman. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Salma Hayek’s maternal instincts came out during a confrontation with a paparazzo yesterday on New York’s Fifth Avenue outside of Bergdorf & Goodman, a store close to the hotel where she and her fiancé François-Henri Pinault are staying. The 41-year-old actress was furious when the photographer got too close to her daughter Valentina Paloma. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish

Break out the champagne! According to a U.S. magazine, Mexican actress Salma Hayek and her fiancé François-Henri Pinault are the richest couple in Hollywood. The fortune of Valentina Paloma’s parents is staggering, due in large part to the exclusive clothing brands his company PPR promotes. “*

*From: http://www.peopleenespanol.com
Traducido: usando Google o Altavista/Babel Fish