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Salma Hayek net worth in 2023 reflects her years of struggle and hard work to make it in Hollywood industry.
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Chanel West Coast from Ridiculousness in some candid bikini pictures! Is she one of you favorites?

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Marc Anthony and Nadia Ferreira Expecting First Child, Share News on Instagram After Recent Wedding

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Latin music superstar Marc Anthony and his wife, Nadia Ferreira, are expecting their first child together. The happy news was shared by the couple on Instagram, just a little over two weeks after they tied the knot. The pair posted a joint announcement, showing a photo of Ferreira's growing baby bump with Anthony's hand resting on top, and wrote in the caption, ?Best Valentine's Gift Ever!!!?. They also expressed their gratitude to God for this great blessing in their lives.

The revelation of their upcoming arrival comes shortly after their wedding at the Pérez Art Museum in Miami, Florida on January 28. The couple exchanged vows in front of a number of their high-profile friends, including David and Victoria Beckham, Salma Hayek, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Maluma, Leah Remini, Daddy Yankee, and many others. Anthony and Ferreira first sparked rumors that they were romantically involved in early 2022 after they were spotted together in Mexico City. In March of the same year, they confirmed their relationship on Instagram with a selfie taken on a private jet, where Ferreira was sitting in Anthony's lap. The singer captioned the post, ?May God multiply all that you wish us.? Three months later, they announced their engagement, with Ferreira posting on Instagram, ?Kicking off birthday week,? alongside a photo of herself showing off her diamond ring while on another private jet with Anthony.

This is the former Miss Paraguay's first child, while it will be Anthony's seventh.

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13 Feb 2023 05:10:42 -

Salma Hayek In The Opening Scene Of 'Frida'

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A troubling movie that is made bearable by Salma Hayek's and Frida Kahlo's beauty.
Here's a review by Roger Ebert:

Early in their marriage, Frida Kahlo tells Diego Rivera she expects him to be "not faithful, but loyal." She holds herself to the same standard. Sexual faithfulness is a bourgeois ideal that they reject as Marxist bohemians who disdain the conventional. But passionate jealousy is not unknown to them, and both have a double standard, permitting themselves freedoms they would deny the other. During the course of "Frida," Kahlo has affairs with Leon Trotsky and Josephine Baker (not a shabby dance card), and yet rages at Diego for his infidelities.

Julie Taymor's biopic tells the story of an extraordinary life. Frida Kahlo (Salma Hayek), born of a German-Jewish father and a Mexican mother, grew up in Mexico City at a time when it was a hotbed of exile and intrigue. As a student, she goes to see the great muralist Diego Rivera at work, boldly calls him "fat" and knows that he is the man for her.

Then she is almost mortally injured in a trolley crash that shatters her back and pierces her body with a steel rod. She was never to be free of pain again in her life and for long periods had to wear a body cast. Taymor shows a bluebird flying from Frida's hand at the moment of the crash, and later gold leaf falls on the cast: She uses the materials of magic realism to suggest how Frida was able to overcome pain with art and imagination.

Rivera was already a legend when she met him. Played by Alfred Molina in a great bearlike performance of male entitlement, he was equally gifted at art, carnal excess and self-promotion. The first time Frida sleeps with him, they are discovered by his wife, Lupe (Valeria Golino), who is enraged, of course, but such is Diego's power over women that after Frida and Diego are wed, Lupe brings them breakfast in bed ("This is his favorite. If you are here to stay, you'd better learn how to make it.") Frida's paintings often show herself, alone or with Diego, and reflect her pain and her ecstasy. They are on a smaller scale than his famous murals, and her art is overshadowed by his. His fame leads to an infamous incident, when he is hired by Nelson Rockefeller (Edward Norton) to create a mural for Rockefeller Center, and boldly includes Lenin among the figures he paints. Rockefeller commands the mural to be hammered down from the wall, thus making himself the goat in this episode forevermore.

The director, Julie Taymor, became famous for her production of "The Lion King" on Broadway, with its extraordinary merging of actors and the animals they portrayed. Her film "Titus" (1999) was a brilliant re-imaging of the Shakespeare tragedy, showing a gift for great daring visual inventions. Here, too, she breaks out of realism to suggest the fanciful colors of Frida's imagination. But real life itself is bizarre in this marriage, where the partners build houses side by side and connect them by a bridge between the top floors.

Artists talk about the "zone," that mental state when the mind, the eye, the hand and the imagination are all in the same place and they are able to lose track of time and linear thought. Frida Kahlo seems to have painted in order to seek the zone and escape pain: When she was at work, she didn't so much put the pain onto the canvas as channel it away from conscious thought and into the passion of her work. She needs to paint, not simply to "express herself" but to live at all, and this is her closest bond with Rivera.

Biopics of artists are always difficult because the connections between life and art always seem too easy and facile. The best ones lead us back to the work itself and inspire us to sympathize with its maker. "Frida" is jammed with incident and anecdote -- this was a life that ended at 46 and yet made longer lives seem underfurnished. Taymor obviously struggled with the material, as did her many writers; the screenwriters listed range from the veteran Clancy Sigal to the team of Gregory Nava and Anna Thomas, and much of the final draft was reportedly written by Norton. Sometimes we feel as if the film careens from one colorful event to another without respite, but sometimes it must have seemed to Frida Kahlo as if her life did, too.

The film opens in 1953, on the date of Frida's only one-woman show in Mexico. Her doctor tells her she is too sick to attend it, but she has her bed lifted into a flatbed truck and carried to the gallery. This opening gesture provides Taymor with the set-up for the movie's extraordinary closing scenes, in which death itself is seen as another work of art.

Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. In 1975, he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism.

28 Dec 2022 06:48:43 -

Salma Hayek x GQ Candid Portraits Ltd

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