(NSI News Source Info) February 6, 2009: Stepping out for a good cause, Salma Hayek launched the second year of the “One Pack = One Vaccine” campaign at the United States Fund for UNICEF in New York City on Thursday (February 5)
The charitable cause is a partnership between Pampers and UNICEF that provides life saving vaccines to help eliminate Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus.
According to reports, “through May 1, 2009, for every specially marked pack of Pampers product purchased in the USA and Canada, Pampers will provide UNICEF with funding for one life-saving tetanus vaccine held at United States Fund for UNICEF.”
“What really excited me about this was the concept of mothers from around the world working together to protect children,” Hayek told press.
“The thought of somebody in Los Angeles, where I come from, purchasing the one pack of Pampers ... by doing this that they were going to do anyway, they could ... provide one vaccine for another mother somewhere else in the world, someone they don’t know ... these anonymous women around the world coming together to protect women and to protect children was really exciting.”
The charitable cause is a partnership between Pampers and UNICEF that provides life saving vaccines to help eliminate Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus. According to reports, “through May 1, 2009, for every specially marked pack of Pampers product purchased in the USA and Canada, Pampers will provide UNICEF with funding for one life-saving tetanus vaccine held at United States Fund for UNICEF.”
“What really excited me about this was the concept of mothers from around the world working together to protect children,” Hayek told press.
“The thought of somebody in Los Angeles, where I come from, purchasing the one pack of Pampers ... by doing this that they were going to do anyway, they could ... provide one vaccine for another mother somewhere else in the world, someone they don’t know ... these anonymous women around the world coming together to protect women and to protect children was really exciting.”
Listening to their heart-wrenching stories of civil rights abuse, the “Changeling” actress spoke to press about some of what she was told, adding that something must be done.
Barrymore’s ex Justin Long is a “really, really good friend.”
The 33-year-old SAG Award-winning actress chatted with on-set personnel, getting pointers before shooting a few more memorable Isabella Braña Williams scenes.
It was the Mumbai police patrol team who had to after slum-dwellers in the neighbourhood complained of loud music early Sunday morning. The police ordered them to turn down the volume of the loudspeakers and said that the actress will be penalised as per the provisions for flouting noise pollution rules.
Here's the gruesome twosome from The Hills doing what they do best (pretty much all they do, really) at club AREA in West Hollywood, California: During this grand event, Spencer Pratt hosted the party while the great Ya Boy himself performed his hit single, "We Run LA." 
Mark Vincent Kaplan told press, “We are working toward that. There can be an agreement reached in probably the next day, but there is not an agreement that is signed yet.”
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Now, the Rotary Club has chosen the lady for the Vocational Excellence award for being the youngest achiever in the film industry. The function is scheduled to be held at the Grand Hyatt on the 1st of Feb ‘09.
And, on Shah Rukh Khan as well. There’s only one higher French civilan honour — the Legion d’honour which father-in-law Amitabh Bachchan, Satyajit Ray and Pandit Ravi Shankar have received.
Katrina says, “My role in Rajniti has different shades – I start off in a particular way and end up as a completely changed character. The character is immensely challenging and it is a huge responsibility to carry it off. I am very excited to work with Prakash Jha, who is known for his particular brand of cinema and believes in involving himself in every department of his films. I’ll soon be leaving for Bhopal to shoot for the film, where I have scenes with a crowd of around 500 people and I am gearing up for it.”
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