We at Miss Barrymore would like to wish Drew a happy birthday who today turns 35 years old. May all her dreams come true and may her already amazing career continue to flourish.

Photos from Drew’s latest appearances on talkshows as well as from earlier this year have been added to the gallery and are all in high quality. Enjoy!

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004: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon – October 2, 2009
005: The Jay Leno Show- September 18, 2009
004: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon – March 5, 2009

Yahoo has released the trailer for Drew Barrymore’s feature directorial debut Whip It starring Ellen Page, Zoe Bell, Marcia Gay Harden, Drew Barrymore and Kristen Wiig.

The film centers on a Texas teenager named Bliss (Page) who is tired of being pushed into beauty pageants by her parents, as a result she finds herself after joining a female roller derby team. Whip It will be released by Fox Searchlight on October 9.

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Drew Barrymore has once again fueled speculation that she’s back with her former flame Justin Long — after the pair were spotted making out at the Cabin Down Below in NYC’s East Village on July 9.

“They were groping each other and making out in the middle of the bar!” an eyewitness told America’s Life & Style magazine. “They couldn’t have cared less if there were other people in the room.”

Justin, dressed in skinny jeans and a blazer, was never far from Drew (who was clad in a long sparkly dress and boots) the entire night. “He held her hand or had his arm around her constantly,” the eyewitness adds. “They make an adorable couple, and they seem totally in love!”

Barrymore, 34, has described Long as “the most compassionate person I’ve ever met.”

The pair officially split in July of last year, but have been linked repeatedly since.

They’re due to star together in new movie Going The Distance. In the flick, which hits theaters in 2011, the duo play long-distance lovers.

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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Put that woman on roller skates, and you’ve got hell on wheels.

You’ve also got the new roller-derby comedy Whip It, starring Ellen Page as a rebellious teenager who signs up to play the brutal and sexy female sport against her mother’s will, finding friendship and freedom among the bruises and falls.

The movie, which opens Oct. 9, was directed by Drew Barrymore, who has been producing films for years (Donnie Darko, the Charlie’s Angels movies) but finally decided to get directly behind the camera.

Working with Steven Spielberg on E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and others on her many films as an adult, Barrymore learned that directing calls upon a lifetime of experiences.

“Everything I’ve learned throughout my whole life has been going into this piggy bank, and I just smashed it all over the floor for this one,” she says.

The story of a young girl pushed in many different directions, and pushing back to find herself, is partly her own story as a child star who struggled in the transition to adulthood.

“I felt pressures that everybody feels, whether it’s inter-office, in high school or a small town,” Barrymore says. “Everyone relates to expectations others have or what the world thinks. Who am I going to become? What am I going to be in this world?”

Will it be a busy news week for Drew Barrymore?

On Monday, a romantic comedy starring Barrymore as an older-than-usual newspaper intern is scheduled to arrive for several days’ shooting at the New York headquarters of The Associated Press.

Barrymore and a production crew will be on hand during the week to shoot scenes for “Going the Distance.”

The AP’s newsroom will serve as the setting for the mythical New York Sentinel, where Barrymore’s character works.

Meanwhile, real-life newsgathering will continue around her as usual by the AP’s editorial staff in the sprawling facility, home to the AP since 2004, which covers roughly the size of two American football fields.

Several scenes are expected to be shot for the film, which also stars Justin Long and is directed by Nanette Burstein (“American Teen” and “The Kid Stays in the Picture”). Also featured are Christina Applegate and Jason Sudeikis. The film, a New Line Cinema production, depicts Barrymore and Long as a couple struggling with their long-distance relationship.

New York’s Daily News, based in the same Manhattan office building as the AP’s headquarters, will also play a part in the film, appearing as a fictional rival newspaper to the Sentinel.

Payment for use of the AP newsroom will go to the AP Emergency Relief Fund, which helps AP staff and family members worldwide cope with catastrophes not covered by company benefits or insurance, according to AP spokeswoman Ellen Hale.