Suck it in, Drew!

“Whip It” Los Angeles premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, CA.

The always adorable Drew Barrymore poses with Steven Spielberg, Ellen Page, Zoe Bell & Juliette Lewis.

The top two interesting photos from the premiere:

What IS that on Eve’s head? I can’t think of any rodent that big with a tail that long, but I am sure there must be one because I’m looking at it!

And Quentin, love ya Q, I really do – BUT – just because you have a hip, eye-catching, retro -looking jacket doesn’t mean it will make your Dockers look any cooler. The wrinkled shirt underneath is a big fail too. You need something with a bigger collar. I bet your girlfriend knows all this, too. But she is probably too far up your *** to tell you. So I will. Hugs.

[Photos: ©AXELLE/BAUER-GRIFFIN.COM]

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long get cozy on a boat while filming scenes for their upcoming film, “Going the Distance.”

Great, now I am going to have that song by Cake in my head for the rest of the day..

The on-again, off-again couple are going the distance alright. This is what they make the big bucks for!

[Photographs: ©BAUER-GRIFFIN.COM]

Drew Barrymore on the set of “Going the Distance”, filming on location in New York City.

The film is a look at the trials and tribulations of a long-distance relationship. Drew stars in the film alongside her on-again, off-again boyfriend Justin Long.

Drew looks amazing! LOVE her!

[Photograph: Hector Vallenilla, PacificCoastNews.com]

I love, love, love Drew Barrymore, but I hate, hate, hate this photo of her for ELLE magazine!

She looks like a water logged cadaver tangled in millfoil! I really hate to say that, but I am just being honest. It’s the first thing that popped into my head when I saw it!

Anyhow, here is her interview with the magazine, since I have nothing nice to say!

On her breakup from boyfriend Fabrizio Moretti: “It’s hard to be with someone for five years and say, This isn’t going to work. But it was a time in my life where I finally just said, I can’t live for anyone else anymore. I have to be on my own.”

On the Hollywood career she would like to try: “I’m in my thirties now, and I really want to try all the things that I haven’t gotten to do yet, like directing, and doing a drama. I’ve produced and gotten to do a lot of optimistic love stories, and that was so where I was at for 10 years in my life. And now I feel like, okay, now I know how to do that. I wanted to get scared again.”

On preparing for the role of Grey Gardens’ Little Edie: “I did what I do when I have a big challenge lying in my path. I go to school. I shut the windows, the shades come down, the phone gets turned off, I don’t go out – I study.”

On completely transforming for the role: “I knew this was not a courtesy meeting, but not far from it. I didn’t want to come in there like a hungry freak. But I also felt every second counting. So – polite conversation, then he started looking through my binder, and I saw his demeanor change, actually noticing all the hard work I had put into it. So I just put it out there. I said, ‘Look – I have all of this inside of me, and I promise you that I will change my face to be her. I will learn how to stop talking out of the side of my mouth. I will go to school to relearn body language. I will shut out the world. I will not talk to my friends. I will give up my life for this, because I don’t think you can play this character and have a social life and balance the two mentalities. I won’t act. I’ll become this person.’”

[ELLE]

Drew Barrymore keeps on rocking the sixties look on a night out at ll Sole.

The “He’s Just Not That Into You” star donned Cleopatra eyes and a cute daisy print mini dress for her evening meal in WeHo.

[Photograph: Breeden, Wordley, ©PacificCoastnews.com]

What did you guys think of Drew’s hairdo, powder blue dress and eyeshadow?

I love, love, love Drew, but thought the entire ensemble made her look old, old, old!

Drew Barrymore ditched her naturally darker locks for an eye catching platinum blond hairdo!

So what do you think of it?

Yay – or nay?

[DM]

Quote from Harper’s Bazaar:

“For example, when I heard him speak about a gay person never having to sit outside the hospital room with their loved one sick inside, I burst into tears because so many people I care about are homosexual and it was profound to have someone be sensitive to that. That’s the kind of world I want to live in, where we’re not holding our own principles in judgment above someone or against someone.”

- Drew Barrymore on Barack Obama.

[HB]