Mexican-American actress Salma Hayek is the newest face of the Healthy Breakfast Campaign in the United States.

Hayek is set to go around the US to promote the importance of eating breakfast, considered as the important meal in a day.

Aside from eating a healthy breakfast, the 45-year-old actress also promotes the importance of drinking milk every morning.

Hayek is very privilege and happy with the chance to promote eating healthy breakfast and milk at the same time.

Being a mother, Hayek is very happy to be the latest endorser of the campaign since it will help a lot of people.

We wish Hayek all the best in this campaign since its success will help a lot of people.

The throne of The Vow as the top grossing film in North American cinemas is now a thing of the past.

This developed after action thriller “Safe House”, became the newest weekend box office winner, after earning $27.5 million last week.

The movie top-billed by Hollywood superstar actor Denzel Washington overtook The Vow because of its strong appeal among action loving moviegoers.

Despite losing its crown, the producers of The Vow which stars Rachel McAdams , remained happy after the movie took the second place last week, after earning a respectable $26.6 million.

Here is the complete list of the top grossing films in America last week:

1. “Safe House,” Universal, $27,542,825, 3,121 locations, $8,825 average, $81,812,440, two weeks.
2. “The Vow,” Sony Screen Gems, $26,640,786, 2,958 locations, $9,006 average, $88,567,623, two weeks.
3. “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,” Warner Bros., $25,934,109, 3,500 locations, $7,410 average, $59,050,451, two weeks.
4. “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,” Sony, $25,470,773, 3,174 locations, $8,025 average, $25,470,773, one week.
5. “This Means War,” Fox, $20,006,912, 3,189 locations, $6,274 average, $21,616,717, one week.
6. “Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace,” Fox, $9,920,675, 2,655 locations, $3,737 average, $35,793,910, two weeks.
7. “Chronicle,” Fox, $9,164,061, 2,556 locations, $3,585 average, $52,643,487, three weeks.
8. “The Secret World of Arrietty,” Disney, $8,684,864, 1,522 locations, $5,706 average, $8,684,864, one week.
9. “The Woman in Black,” CBS, $7,794,176, 2,559 locations, $3,046 average, $46,404,794, three weeks.
10. “The Grey,” Open Road, $3,717,234, 2,107 locations, $1,764 average, $48,610,293, four weeks.
11. “The Descendants,” Fox Searchlight, $3,489,672, 1,243 locations, $2,807 average, $75,572,442, 14 weeks.
12. “Big Miracle,” Universal, $3,162,190, 1,634 locations, $1,935 average, $17,605,685, three weeks.
13. “The Artist,” Weinstein Co., $2,971,453, 808 locations, $3,678 average, $28,070,412, 13 weeks.
14. “Hugo,” Paramount, $2,201,239, 558 locations, $3,945 average, $67,287,363, 13 weeks.
15. “Red Tails,” Fox, $1,769,318, 1,009 locations, $1,754 average, $47,885,854, five weeks.
16. “Underworld Awakening,” Sony Screen Gems, $1,350,106, 826 locations, $1,635 average, $61,593,907, five weeks.
17. “The Iron Lady,” Weinstein Co., $1,296,474, 623 locations, $2,081 average, $24,656,260, eight weeks.
18. “One For the Money,” Lionsgate, $929,511, 933 locations, $996 average, $25,605,720, four weeks.
19. “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,” Warner Bros., $771,146, 577 locations, $1,336 average, $30,774,123, nine weeks.
20. “Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked,” Fox, $684,115, 400 locations, $1,710 average, $129,872,610, 10 weeks.

In his colorful singing career, former Beatles member Paul McCartney is always associated with the use of cannabis.

McCartney had been hooked into smoking cannabis for many years, because of his addiction and liking to the illegal substance.

But now that he is already 60 years old, McCartney revealed that he had already decided to stop his cannabis addiction for the sake of his eight-year-old daughter Beatrice. Being a father, McCartney said it is his responsibility to be a good role model to his daughter, which made him decide to kick his cannabis smoking habit.

He revealed that he loved his daughter so much that he wants to be a good father to her.
McCartney in a recent interview over Rolling Stone magazine also revealed that he and his former band mates had thought of reuniting.

However, after careful thought, they decided to not to push through with their plan in order not to ‘spoil the idea of the Beatles’.