Drew Barrymore‘s rom-com Never Been Kissed is one of her fans’ favorite movies and she just reprised her character Josie Geller on her talk show.
It has been over 21 years since the movie was released, but Drew looks exactly the same while dressed up as the “Josie Grossie” version of the character.
On the latest episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the talk show host invited Josie to join her at the Drew’s Nesk to fulfill her dream of becoming a journalist by letting her deliver the top news of the day.
Josie appeared to be stuck in 1988 while talking about the presidential election because she brought up George Bush and Michael Dukakis!
The trailer for the 45-year-old actress and TV host’s new movie The Stand In was released.
Here’s the synopsis for the new movie: When ordered to serve a year in rehab, actress Candy (Barrymore) hires her on set stand-in to take her place. The unassuming woman flips the script and steals her identity, career and boyfriend in this hilarious comedy about trading places.
“I loved it. You know what it’s like, every time you make a movie it’s like the first day of school kind of so you know you are always a bit nervous and I think particularly with Annie [Anne Hathaway] it was just so nice, it was so easy,” he said of the experience of making the movie.
“I’ll be honest about The Devil Wears Prada, they were already shooting and then they cast me. I was the last person to be cast in the film. But also with Julie & Julia, I was doing The Lovely Bones and just prior to doing that Meryl [Streep] had asked me, ‘Would you be interested, would you do this role?’ Of course I always loved Julia Child, I love food, I’m food obsessed. When she asked me, I said, ‘Yeah.’ What do you say, no? ‘No, I’m not going to work with you and Nora.’ So, yeah of course I did it and it just was one of the happiest experiences ever.”
Drew Barrymore reprised her iconic Scream character for a new sketch for her The Drew Barrymore Talk Show.
The sketch follows the 45-year-old actress back in her blonde, bob wig and white sweater and reveals what Casey would be up to if she wasn’t murdered in the opening scene of the 1996 movie.
Now in 2020 – 24 years later – Casey is walking around with a smartphone and decides to ignore Ghostface’s texts.
While walking down the street Ghostface continues to text Casey messages like “Casey, come on pick up!” and “I come in peace lol :) :) :).” Casey ignores the texts and continues on walking.
Stop GHOSTING me!!!” Ghostface texts Casey, but once again, she ignores him and survives.
Drew Barrymore had a psychic on her show last week and she was given a reading, which her ex-husband Will Kopelman is now calling out.
Medium Anna Raimondi gave Drew a reading and said she sensed the aura of a “judge.”
Drew said that the judge was David, who was related to her ex-husband and has since died. Anna said that the judge reaching out to her was a sign that “you are … a part of that family — it doesn’t matter [that] the two of you are not together anymore.”
Will has revealed to Page Six that David is actually still alive though.
“Drew and I have a close and highly amicable co-parenting relationship; I have and always will continue to cheer her on from the sidelines. That being said, the segment was a solid laugh considering my uncle Judge David Kopelman is still very much alive,” Will said.
He added, “And I’m a little surprised that Drew chose to give oxygen to someone like this, because self-entitled mediums who prey on vulnerable bereaved people with claims they can communicate with their dead loved ones in exchange for fame and compensation all belong in jail. None of my dead relatives — all of whom I’m sure would have really liked Drew — are speaking with some submental hack working the talk show circuit. This I assure you.”
Drew‘s rep told the outlet, “The grandfather of Will is Frank, who was a judge and is deceased. David is … Will’s uncle, who’s alive and also a judge. That was the confusion.”
Anna said, “I felt a judge who is passed. Drew said David. I only felt a judge.”
Drew Barrymore poses for photos at a CVS store to celebrate the launch of Flower Beauty on Wednesday (October 21) in New York City.
The actress, talk show host, and entrepreneur visited an Upper East Side store and checked out the art installation that was set up in honor of Flower Beauty‘s launch at CVS.
Flower Beauty had its launch on October 22, which marked National Color Day. Drew chose this day for the launch as “Flower Beauty’s ethos has always been about color, playing and having fun, and most importantly, spreading joy.”
New Flower Beauty products will be available exclusively at CVS and the partnership will be their largest to date, making the collection the most accessible it has ever been – with over 3,000 doors nationwide as well as CVS.com.
During her appearance, she spoke on going public with her breast cancer diagnosis years ago.
“It’s funny, sometimes it’s easy to share the good stuff but you don’t want to share the crummy stuff and having kids was a great joy for me and sharing that was effortless for me,” she explained.
“When I was sick at one point, when I was working at NBC with breast cancer, I was determined to put that deep in my pockets and not share that because I didn’t want to be that person. I remember distinctly meeting someone on a plane and he asked me why I was wearing a compression sleeve on the plane and I told him that I had cancer, but I said to him, ‘but I hope that’s not how you remember me.’ And he said, ‘What’s wrong with you? Having cancer is part of you. It’s like working at NBC or getting married or graduating college. Let me give you some advice and you can go to sleep: don’t hog your journey, it’s not just for you,’” she continued.
“I sat there in that moment with a complete stranger and realized I had just changed the path of my life. He said, ‘You can put your stuff deep in your pockets and take it to your grave or you can help someone. Those are your choices, A or B, choose.’ When he said that I was so struck by the fact that I wanted to hide the bad parts of my life and suddenly I felt lifted and lighter and I mentioned it at work when I had kept it a secret, I said it out loud, and all of a sudden I found it really was helping people. It shaped me. It didn’t define me, but you can still help people with that.”
