Salma Hayek's Wedding Day

By Alicia Cruz
Senior writer
theblackurbantimes
Traditional ceremony took place in Venice, Italy
Salma Hayek, one of my favorite Latina actress, was a pretty sight for sore eyes as she wed her billionaire husband, Francois-Henri Pinalt - a second time this past weekend.
Their first ceremony was a civil union in Paris.
The second ceremony was a traditional bash with lots of celebs on hand in Venice, Italy.
Pinalt and Hayek's beautiful daughter, Valentina was a flower girl in the ceremony.
Everybody that is anybody was in attendance: Bono, Stella McCartney, Ashley Judd, Vogue editrix Anna Wintour and Charlize Theron to name a few.
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Does Salma Hayek have to go anywhere?

DAVID BAUDER
AP Television Writer
NEW YORK — Let’s hope a little thing like a broken engagement won’t keep Elisa Padriera away from "30 Rock."
Salma Hayek’s spirited guest appearances as Padriera are among the best this absurdist comedy has to offer. Hayek throws herself into her role with gusto, matching Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin step for silly step, and it would be a shame if Thursday’s shot was her last.
She returns to tell Fey’s Liz Lemon that she can’t accept Jack Donaghy’s (Baldwin) engagement offer because she has a shameful secret.
"Are you a man?" Lemon asks.
"Is that your guess? You’re a man? Do you want to see me naked?" an insulted Padriera says.
Replies Lemon: "Sort of."
No, she’s la viuda negra — the black widow — known for killing her former husband in a fit of jealous rage.
Donaghy’s willing to overlook that transgression ("everybody has a bad day") until he sees her capacity for jealousy up close. She secretly follows him when he’s out on the town with Tracy Jordan, revealing herself at the end. Set aside for a moment the idea of Hayek going undercover in New York nightclubs — we said this was an absurdist comedy — Donaghy is spooked and calls off their engagement.
Jordan has a secret of his own, one he shamefully admits to Donaghy. In 20 years of marriage, he’s never once cheated on his wife. All those times he passed out phone numbers to ladies in the clubs, they were false numbers.
This leads to the night’s other guest shot, a brief one by NBC News anchorman Brian Williams. He’s seen answering the phone, presumably from one of the ladies given a wrong number by Jordan.
"I’ve not heard of that term before," Williams says.
He’s a good sport. But he’s no Salma Hayek.
Long live Elisa Padriera!