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The FX miniseries Love Story revisits JFK Jr.’s decision to have Drew Barrymore pose as Marilyn Monroe for George, examines the toll of relentless media scrutiny on Carolyn Bessette, and portrays behind-the-scenes tensions—while USA TODAY fact-checks the episode to separate fact from fiction in light of public scrutiny.
CBS Media Ventures renewed The Drew Barrymore Show for two more seasons, keeping it on the air through 2028 (its seventh and eighth seasons) and upgrading several time slots in major markets; the show averages about 1.6 million viewers and continues a multiplatform strategy with two half-hour episodes plus extended digital cuts on YouTube.
Sony Pictures is developing a new Charlie’s Angels feature with Pete Chiarelli writing the script; the project is in early development with no producers announced yet, and there’s chatter that Drew Barrymore’s Flower Films could be involved as the franchise is revived after earlier attempts (the 2000 film and the 2019 reboot).
Drew Barrymore, 50, unveiled a dramatic cool-gray transformation on the set of her show, styled by Chris Appleton; her fellow actor Valerie Bertinelli also lightened her look. The fans praised the silver shade, while some observers questioned whether wigs were used for the after shots.
Michael Vartan, the 57‑year‑old star of Alias who dated Jennifer Garner in real life, was spotted grocery shopping in Los Angeles with a gray beard and glasses, signaling a markedly low‑profile return from Hollywood. The former heartthrob, known for Never Been Kissed and Monster‑in‑Law, hasn’t acted since a 2018 guest appearance on God Friended Me, and says he remains on good terms with former co‑stars (Garner even wished him a birthday post in 2023).
Drew Barrymore shared her personal experience of a breast cancer scare involving a bad mammogram and emergency biopsy on her show, inspired by Tig Notaro's story, highlighting the importance of awareness and support during such health crises.
The 52nd Daytime Emmys celebrated the best in daytime TV, with General Hospital winning the top drama award and notable wins for Paul Telfer, Nancy Lee Grahn, and Drew Barrymore, among others. Deborah Norville received a Lifetime Achievement Award, and the event paid homage to Days of Our Lives' 60 years of storytelling. The ceremony was held in Pasadena, California, with a variety of categories recognizing talent across talk shows, dramas, and lifestyle programs.
The 52nd Daytime Emmys are underway, with early winners including Drew Barrymore for Outstanding Daytime Talk Series Host, Apple TV’s The Secret Lives of Animals, and Netflix’s Black Barbie. The ceremony features top nominees like The Young and the Restless, General Hospital, and Days of Our Lives, with winners announced across various categories in daytime television and programming.
The Daytime Emmys nominations highlight 'The Young and the Restless' leading soap operas, with Kelly Clarkson's show trailing behind Drew Barrymore's for the first time, amidst a diverse array of categories and programs.
Drew Barrymore has opened up about her fondness for physical touch, explaining that as a single person, she lacks physical connection in her life, which she compensates for by being touchy with friends and guests. Despite being warned to "back off," she finds comfort in non-romantic physical connections. Barrymore, who has been private about her love life since her 2016 divorce, emphasizes the importance of physical touch in friendships, a sentiment echoed by Cynthia, who highlighted the non-verbal communication it can facilitate.
Drew Barrymore, known for her affectionate interview style on her talk show, bonded with actress Cynthia Erivo over their mutual appreciation for physical touch, particularly through their shared connection with Ariana Grande. Erivo, who often communicates with Grande through touch, expressed understanding and respect for this form of platonic love. Barrymore, who frequently hugs her guests, mused about a world more comfortable with physical touch.
During a recent episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, Martha Stewart playfully pushed Drew Barrymore away after Drew got physically close while discussing romantic gestures. The humorous exchange, which ended with laughter from both Martha and the audience, highlighted Drew's tendency to get close to her guests, a topic previously noted by fans.
During an interview on Drew Barrymore's daytime talk show, Martha Stewart humorously deflected Barrymore's touchy-feely interview style. When Barrymore asked Stewart what makes her 'soft and gooey' and began rubbing her back, Stewart playfully pushed her away, quipping about gender. Despite the playful exchange, Stewart has been a frequent guest on Barrymore's show. Stewart is currently promoting her 100th cookbook and a Netflix documentary about her life, though she expressed dissatisfaction with some aspects of the film.
Martha Stewart pushed Drew Barrymore away during an episode of The Drew Barrymore Show when Barrymore became too touchy-feely, leading to an awkward moment. Stewart, who was promoting her new cookbook, expressed a preference for "soft and gooey treatment" from men, highlighting her discomfort with physical affection. Barrymore, known for her intimate interview style, has faced criticism for her approach, which she acknowledged during the show's September premiere.
Drew Barrymore shared a heartwarming moment when she found her children watching "50 First Dates" with Adam Sandler's daughter, reflecting on their families' close bond. Barrymore reminisced about the film's original ending and her long-standing friendship with Sandler, which began with "The Wedding Singer." The two actors have maintained a close relationship, often sharing nostalgic moments from their past collaborations.