Salma Hayek ::Talks "Doing It" With Puss in Boots'

Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek perched atop a giant pair of boots right on the beach in Nice promoting their upcoming animated flick, Puss in Boots, after screening clips of their still-in-production Shrek spinoff.
The Latin heartthrobs clearly have a bond. In fact, read on to hear why Salma says of Antonio, "I can feel him in the room when I'm doing it."

But Salma's billionaire hubby Francois-Henri Pinault needn't worry. The "doing it" she's alluding to is recording her dialogue in the studio solo. Seems the actors' hectic schedules haven't let them work together in the studio yet, though they should be doing so soon.
Both actors clearly adore their project, which Salma insists is "not the typical spinoff. It really has its own space and style and feel and sensation."
Antonio adds that he feels uplifted by the fact that fans stopped their Cannes screening 14 times with applause and laughter.

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Salma Hayek :Likes eating bug

Salma Hayek is appeared at David Letterman show Monday night. She told on her craving for bugs and and how they’re delicately cooked in her native land of Mexico.

“These little ants fried are amazing – with a little guacamole. And the worms … there are many different recipes for those. The little grasshoppers have a smoky flavor to them. It’s the way they cook them, and it’s really good. They’re not that easy to find. They’re delicatessen.”

When the audience (and Letterman himself too) laughed,She realized she had made a mistake in pronouncing the word “delicacy” and joked about her gaffe.

“Yeah, sorry. My French is getting a little better – [but] my English is getting a lot worse.”

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Salma Hayek : Scared at the Sight of a Snake

Salma Hayek didn't exactly react like a grown up at the sight of an advancing snake during her interview with fellow actresses Mario Bello and Maya Rudolph to promote their upcoming comedy "Grown Ups." But who would?

In the video all three women stop talking and blanch in slack-jawed horror as the legless reptile -- which can't be seen in the video -- slithers closer.

But it was Salma who had a bona fide freak out, climbing onto Rudolph's chair and screaming at the top of her lungs while a throng of macho crew members rushed to her rescue.

Come to think of it She was the same woman who performed the Sultry Snake Dance in the 1996 movie "From Dusk Till Dawn."

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