Eye Candy

This week I wanted to showcase hot fiery latino Eye Candies. There's someone for everyone dahlings. Tf you don't like my first choice, just keep scrolling, though I think you'll agree that dancing the salsa or mamba with any of these beautiful men would seem like fulfilling a life's dream.











I first noticed Antonio Banderas in Philadelphia as Tom Hanks' lover, although he'd enjoyed a vastly successful screen career in Spain long before he made it big in Hollywood. His acting range is vast. Just contemplate at a short list of his movies. The Mambo Kings. Evita. Interview With the Vampire. Desperado. Zorro. Spy Kids. Frida. And who can forget his unforgettable turn as Puss in Boots in Shrek 2? He's married to my favorite working girl, Melanie, she of the soft whispery voice.




Here's a young man you've probably seen on such television shows as Ugly Betty, Law and Order SVU, The OC, Close to Home, and Behind Enemy Lines. I have a feeling Nicholas Gonzales has just begun to make his mark. Meanwhile, I'll just relax and enjoy the sight of this beautiful man. Yum. Double Yum. Yummiliscious.


























When Benjamin Bratt left Law and Order, so did this viewer. That was one cast change too many. There's something appealing and riveting about the characters he plays in even the most trivial projects, like Detective Matthews in Ms. Congeniality. And who could forget his gentlemanly deportment when Julia Roberts accepted her Oscar, fixing her train, and holding her hand in the crook of his arm?

Jimmy Smits was my favorite actor in LA Law. As Victor Sifuentes, he sizzled. As Bobby Simone in NYPD Blue he broke my heart when he died. And he was totally believable as the president-elect then president in The West Wing. His new project, The Jane Austen Book Club is in post-production. Being a Janeite, I simply can't wait to see him in it. Like a fine, mellow wine, Jimmy is aging well. Oh, yeah!