Drew Barrymore’s car was hit by a paparazzo’s car on the streets of Los Angeles. The snapper accidentally drove into the back of the actress’ vehicle when she stopped at a red light, reported imdb.com.

On Monday the star had just left a hair salon in Beverly Hills when the accident happened and she jumped out of her vehicle and started screaming at the unnamed photographer.

The 1970s hit show, “Charlie’s Angels,” about three female private detectives may be coming back to the small screen according to Variety, the New York Daily News reported. ABC is almost ready to start shooting a pilot for the show, but no airing date has been decided.

Josh Friedman, behind Fox’s “Terminator: The Sarah Chronicles” will write and executive produce the new “Angels.” Also onboard are original producer Leonard Goldberg and Barrymore, who not only starred, but produced the 2000 film.

Whip It! Drew Barrymore’s directing debut, will be released October 9, 2009. Ellen Page plays a confused teen, who finds a roller derby league as her own bit of salvation—based on the Shauna Cross novel, Derby Girl. Barrymore has a role in the film as well.

Drew Barrymore along with Emmy Rossum and other celebrities rallied on the streets of Hollywood to protest against the new California ban on gay marriage.

The celebrities joined thousands of activists to protest about the re-instatement of Proposal 8, which bans same-sex marriages after they were legalised briefly last year. Star Trek [^] actor George Takei, Kelly Osbourne, Sophia Bush, comedienne Kathy Griffin and singer/actress Deborah Gibson are among other celebrities who have criticised California’s approval of the ban.

Drew Barrymore (in Prada) speaks at the 9th Annual Lupus LA Orange Ball at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel on Thursday (May 28) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 34-year-old actress presented the “Loop Award” to Nancy Utley, President of Fox Searchlight Films.

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long leaving a Green Day concert last night.

Drew Barrymore tries so hard in Grey Gardens. She earns an A for effort – and a D for results. All her straining undermines the HBO movie, which had its debut Saturday.

Grey Gardens, the true saga of eccentric “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and daughter “Little Edie,” was first a documentary and later a Broadway musical. The dramatic version unfolds like a lush soap opera that goes horribly wrong.
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She comes from a famous Hollywood family, began acting as a kid and has worked with many top directors, but Drew Barrymore was never as terrified of a role as she was for her latest part in “Grey Gardens.”

The television movie, which debuts on HBO on Saturday, stars the 34-year-old Barrymore as Edith “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale, the eccentric cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who lived a reclusive life of wealth and extreme poverty before her death in 2002.

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Drew Barrymore to direct Twilight’s Eclipse.

Dakota Fanning, Bronson Pelletier, and Vanessa Hudgens will be starting in Twilight.

Drew Barrymore pierced her tongue about six months ago but showed it off for the first time at the Golden Globes this past Sunday.