Angelina Jolie joins Eternals co-star Salma Hayek at her 55th birthday party

Angeline Jolie and Salma Hayek are co-stars in the Marvel movie The Eternals.

And the two Hollywood veterans proved on Friday that they have become fast friends as the 46-year-old Oscar-winning actress Maleficent was seen with the star of Frida during her celebrations of her 55th birthday. birthday.

Brad Pitt’s ex even got involved while the Hollywood beauty let his face be pushed into a white cake while his friends sang “Bite.”

Bite, which means “bite” in Spanish, is a Mexican tradition at birthday parties.

Usually, the person celebrating the birthday has their hands removed while pushing their face into the cake, which is usually a soft, creamy three.

Guests shout Bite! once again.

And Angelina was seen pushing herself a little while her hand was on Salma’s back.

Jolie was dressed in black with black high heels, her long, brown hair worn when she joined the singing.

Hayek was blue with boots and a long necklace and dark hair down.

The family sang Bite as Hayek gets nervous about the fall, but seems prepared as he holds back the locks.

“My brother @hayekstudio and I are trying to teach Angie how to make Mexican bite @angelinajolie My brother Sami and I are teaching #anjelinajolie how to bite!” wrote the mother of one in her legend.

Angie and Salma have a great movie to promote this fall.

The Eternals comes out on November 5, 2021.

Directed by Chloé Zhao, the film features a joint cast with Jolie and Hayek, along with Kit Harrington, Richard Madden and Gemma Chan.

The Eternals is an action film about a race of immortal beings with superhuman powers who have been secretly living on Earth for thousands of years and come together to fight the evil Deviants.

Jolie plays Thena and Hayek is Ajak.

This publication comes on the same day that Angelina published her new book, Know Your Rights and Claim Them, written with human rights lawyer Geraldine Van Bueren, one of the original drafters of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. 1989 Children’s Rights.

The volume aims to provide children with the knowledge needed to challenge injustices safely.

“There are a lot of kids at risk around the world and we just don’t get enough of it,” Jolie told Reuters in an interview.

“These are their rights, decided years ago based on what would make them healthy, balanced, safe and stable adults.”

Jolie, special envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), said she hoped the book would also remind governments of their commitment to the global treaty enshrining children’s civil, social, political and economic rights.

‘We’ve spent a lot of time blocking these rights, so this book helps kids have a toolkit to say‘ these are your rights, these are things you have to question to see to what extent, according to the your country and the circumstances, are the access to these rights, what are your obstacles, others that have preceded and fought you, ways to fight. “

The Salt actress added, “So it’s a manual to fight for.”

The six-year-old mother said she organized the UN convention at home for her children, but was surprised to learn that her own country, the United States, has not ratified it.

“That made me angry and made me start wondering what that means?” said Brad Pitt’s ex.

“So for every country, what is this idea about, you have a right to an education … but why are there so many children out of school? Why is it hurting the girls in Afghanistan if they go there? she said.

The book is about identity, justice, education and protection from harm, among other issues. It provides guidance for becoming an activist, being safe, and a glossary of terms and organizations.

“Through the book, you have to find your own way forward, because we are very concerned about the safety of children. We don’t want children to just run around shouting for their rights and putting themselves in danger,” Jolie said.

The book is full of examples of powerful young voices from around the world, such as Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, climate activist Greta Thunberg and 15-year-old Palestinian journalist Janna Jihad.

“I was trying to … show the world what Palestinian children face on a daily basis,” he told Jolie and other young activists in a video call on Jihad, who lives in the village of Nabi Salih in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. , which was attended by Reuters, where they commented on their campaign work.