Salma Hayek's breasts have been referred to in many complimentary ways over the years, and now her head turning cleavage can also be deemed heroic. No, providing material for teenage boys to pleasure themselves is not heroic, but breastfeeding a starving child whose mother cannot produce milk is considerably more noble.

The sultry "Frida" actress breastfed another woman's baby during a trip to Sierra Leone in front of "Nightline" cameras.

Hayek, 42, discovered the child, who's mother was unable to produce milk, during a tour of a hospital in the war-torn country.

"The baby was perfectly healthy, but the mother did not have any milk," she later recalled to USA Today. "He was very hungry - I was weaning my daughter Valentina, but I still had a lot of milk, so I breastfed the baby."

"You should have seen his eyes," she said. "When he felt the nourishment, he immediately stopped crying."

Normally this is the part where I go into a rant about how celebrities will do almost anything for a little publicity, but Hayek has never seemed the type to care much about that stuff. There's only one part of this story that rings false: the part about the little boy no longer crying; from what I understand, the site of Salma's exposed breasts has been known to bring tears to the eyes of the opposite sex.