’No Botox yet,’ Salma on turing 49

LOS ANGELES: Salma Hayek says that while Hollywood studios may not be calling as much lately, she’s staying plenty busy.
“I think they don’t want me but I don’t really care,” said the Oscar-nominated actress. Hayek produced and voices a character in the animated film adaptation of Lebanese writer Kahlil Gibran’s 1923 book of prose poetry. It’s a passion project, opening in US theaters on Aug. 7, that she said was partially inspired by her 7-year-old daughter Valentina Pinault.
Hayek hasn’t been as much of a red carpet fixture as she once was in the entertainment world. She said she’s been busy with charity events.
“I’ve been getting awards from different places for the humanitarian work and I’ve had a lot of movies come out. Then there is my husband (French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault) also who takes me to many places. There’s that stuff too and I’ve just been busy with life,” she said.