Salma Hayek, 59, Shows That Graying Hair Is Red Carpet Gold Alongside Husband François-Henri Pinault, 63

Salma Hayekis showing off one of the best accessories on the red carpet this season: graying hair!

The acclaimed actress, 59, who has a diverse resume that includes everything from rom-coms likeFools Rush Into groundbreaking films likeFrida, has always known how to make a statement on the style front. But on the red carpet at the Breakthrough Prize, the world's largest science prize, the gifted actress knew how to make her mark by showing off her natural graying locks. With her hair tied up in an elegant updo, Hayek glowed alongside her husband, billionaireFrançois-Henri Pinault, 63.

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Hayek's Daughter, Valentina, Looks Just Like Her

Hayek and Pinault's daughter,Valentina, just turned 18, and she's the spitting image of her mother. In a sweet photo carousel that showed the family celebrating the bigbirthday, Hayek expressed her love for her lookalike daughter on her special day.

"We ate, we danced, we laughed, we loved… and we kept the party going all weekend. Happy birthday mi cielo, celebrating you never feels long enough 🎂💃❤️," Hayek captioned the post, which was also translated into Spanish.

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Hayek is Also a Proud Stepmother

Hayek previously spoke about her desire to have a big family, and the way it all came together with Pinault, who already had three children,François, Mathilde,andAugustin, when they got together.

“I always wanted to have a lot of children, and I was not able to. My body, as a miracle, had one,” Hayek toldRedin 2017. “The huge blessing I've had is that my husband has three other children. So, I have four. And they are all so different.”

Hayek's stepson, Augustin, who goes by Augie, was also celebrated by Hayek last year upon his high schoolgraduation.

"Augie!!! We are so PROUD 🥹 of you congratulations for becoming the extraordinary young man that you are and managing to still be our lovely boy and congratulations to Linda, Francois and all the parents who got our babies up to this point. Easier said than done 🎓#graduation," Hayek captioned the sweet photo set.

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April 21, 2026

Salma Hayek, 59, Shows That Graying Hair Is Red Carpet Gold Alongside Husband François-Henri Pinault, 63

Salma Hayekis showing off one of the best accessories on the red carpet this season: graying hair! The acclaimed actress, 59, who ...

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“Marshals' ”Ash Santos Breaks Down Her 'Slow Burn' with Luke Grimes' Kayce, Says Things Will Get 'More Interesting' (Exclusive)

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the April 19 episode ofMarshals.

NEED TO KNOW

• Marshals star Ash Santos weighs in on the dynamic between her character, Andrea, and Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes), in the Yellowstone spinoff series

• "They feel so polar opposite when they meet, but then they slowly start finding that they have so much in common," she says

• New episodes of Marshals air Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS

Is there a vibe between Kayce and Andrea onMarshals?

The teammates started off on the wrong foot and seemed to be at odds when theYellowstonespinoff seriespremiered, but Kayce (Luke Grimes) has warmed up to Andrea (Ash Santos) — or maybe it's the other way around.

Regardless, Santos, 32, tells PEOPLE that there's a "slow burn" happening for the pair. "It's really unexpected," she says on the red carpet atCBS Fest 2026on April 15.

"They feel so polar opposite when they meet, but then they slowly start finding that they have so much in common," Santos says. One thing the characters have bonded over is their shared grief — Kayce's overthe death of his wife, Monica (Kelsey Asbille), Andrea over her father's death.

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The dynamic between the teammates is "one of those things where it gets more interesting the longer that you watch," Santos teases.

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"There's so many unexpected things that happen that will, I think, make the audience want more," she says.

Last year, beforeMarshalspremiered, Grimes, 42, told PEOPLE that thespinoff would "find a whole new world" for his characterafter theYellowstonefinale. Though he didn't address the creative decision to kill off Monica, nor the possibility of Kayce finding a new romance, he said the concept for the show "really roped me in."

"We definitely wanted to make sure to give it a real story and make it interesting and make it believable," he said. "If it was just like, 'well, he's happy' — we're just going to watch him be happy? That's not very cool."

In the latest episode, which aired on April 17, the stakes were higher than ever for Santos' character, as Ash was abducted in a smash-and-grab, leaving her teammates — Kayce, Belle (Arielle Kebbel), Miles (Tatanka Means) and their captain, Cal (Logan Marshall-Green) — rallying together to find her and rescue her.

The episode ended on a cliffhanger, as the Marshals team was out-manned and overpowered after arriving at the farm where they thought Andrea was being held.

Fans will have to tune in next week to find out Andrea's fate — and see if her abduction rattles Kayce.

New episodes ofMarshalsair Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

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“Marshals' ”Ash Santos Breaks Down Her 'Slow Burn' with Luke Grimes' Kayce, Says Things Will Get 'More Interesting' (Exclusive)

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Burton Cummings' 1976 Top 10 Soft Rock Ballad Became a Breakup Survival Anthem

In 1976,Burton Cummingshad his first solo hit after leaving the Guess Who, the legendary rock band he fronted starting in 1965. The singer-songwriter hit No. 10 in theBillboard Hot 100inOctober1976 with his solo song“Stand Tall.”The soft rock single also peaked at No. 2 on theAdult Contemporary chart, landing just under the Captain and Tennille's "Muskrat Love."

“'Stand Tall' was huge,” Cummings once said in an interview posted byUncut Music Interviews. “Because it was a ballad, it got played on so many stations across the board, you know. It got played on the hard rock stations as it climbed the charts, but it got played on all the easy listening stations, all the kind of softer stations. It did extremely well in Australia, it got played all over Europe. It was a monster in Canada. I mean, you can't even imagine how huge that was in Canada for me.”

“’Stand Tall,’ really for being the first single with Burton Cummings as the artist on it, it certainly took away some of the fears, you know, of being solo,” he added.

Cummings wrote ‘Stand Tall’ after a breakup

More than a traditional breakup ballad, “Stand Tall” was a survival anthem for Cummings, who penned every word from the heart.

According toVegasRocks, Cummings once shared that shortly after his departure from the Guess Who in 1975, his longtimegirlfriendleft him for a lawyer. He wrote “Stand Tall” alone at his piano.

In 2023, Cummings elaborated in a lengthyFacebook post. “I have a very clear picture of writing ‘Stand Tall’ in my big house in Winnipeg,” he wrote. “I was genuinely emotionally broken when the song came rolling out of me. Years earlier, when [Guess Who bandmate]Randy Bachmanand I had written ‘These Eyes’ and ‘Laughing,’ I had been too young to know about emotional matter of this intensity. But 'Stand Tall' was for real. I felt it when I wrote it.”

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Cummings noted that he wrote "Stand Tall" while sitting in the dark at his piano, “alone in a house with far too many rooms for one person.”

“I was spilling my guts onto the keys,” he shared. “I had never really wanted hit ballads… but ‘Stand Tall’ seemed so real to people, I suppose its honesty came through. No matter what anyone thinks of the song, it is real. Not one syllable of it is phony.”

Cummings also recalled that when he performed the song onDinah Shore’sdaytime talk show in the 1970s, fellow guestRay Charlestold him “he could hear the pain in it.”

Though he’d been in themusicbusiness for years, his solo status felt different. “’Stand Tall’ was the first record ever that had the name Burton Cummings on it as the artist,” he shared. "I was the new kid in town, innocently blown away by all of it."

In an interview withGlide magazine, Cummings said performing the solo song along with his Guess Who classics still excited him years later. “I still love being onstage and watching the reaction,” he said. “People cry, and they react emotionally when I sing ‘These Eyes’ or ‘American Woman’ or ‘Stand Tall,’ some of the big records that really got through to them. I still love being able to invoke that reaction with people.”

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Burton Cummings' 1976 Top 10 Soft Rock Ballad Became a Breakup Survival Anthem

In 1976,Burton Cummingshad his first solo hit after leaving the Guess Who, the legendary rock band he fronted starting in 1965. The sin...

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