She played the field all summer, but Drew Barrymore may be falling in love this fall.
The star, 32, continues to rev up her romance with her He’s Just Not That Into You costar Justin Long, 29. The duo, first linked in August, enjoyed a weekendlong PDA-fest at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in Texas, where “they were making out all over the place,” says a source.
On September 15, they smooched through a bash for Arcade Fire at the Belvedere Music Lounge; the next night, they got cozy at a Wilco show. “They were like kids in love,” an onlooker tells Us.
Back on the L.A. set of their comedy where they have yet to share a scene, Barrymore texts Long during breaks.
Says a source, “She’s really into him.” (Of course, just months ago she seemed really into director Spike Jonze, 37, “but she was never monogamous,” says a pal.)
With Long? “You can definitely tell that she likes him!”
HBO Films is moving ahead with Grey Gardens, a feature starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange, based on the 1975 documentary about Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ eccentric cousin and aunt.
The project has been in the works since 2006, though HBO was not involved at that time.
Albert and David Maysles’ documentary follows the relationship between the mother-daughter duo of ”Big Edie” (Lange) and ”Little Edie” Beale (Barrymore), who spent most of their lives in a decaying mansion known as Grey Gardens on New York’s Long Island.
The two made national headlines in 1971 when the local health department raided the home and found more than 50 cats, raccoons, fleas, piles of garbage, human and cat excrement, and no heat or running water. The department was going to kick the pair out of the 28-room mansion until Kennedy Onassis stepped in and paid to help clean it up.
In spring 2006, Grey Gardens opened as a musical at Playwright Horizons before moving to Broadway in November at the Walter Kerr Theatre. The show earned Tony Awards for actresses Christine Ebersole and Mary Louise Wilson. It ended its Broadway run in July.
The HBO movie will be directed by commercial director Michael Sucsy, who will co-direct from his own script along with Patricia Rozema (This Might Be Good, Tell Me You Love Me). It is unknown whether the movie will open in theaters before heading to HBO. Barrymore’s upcoming projects include He’s Just Not That Into You and South of the Border. Lange was most recently seen in CBS’ Sybil and the movie Bonneville.
Drew Barrymore is wrapping up her summer of love with the Apple computer commercials’ “Mac Guy,” Justin Long.
The He’s Just Not that Into You costars seemed really into one another over Labor Day in Vegas, where the two were “all over each other, making out the entire time,” a witness at Jet Nightclub tells PEOPLE.
First spotted together at Chateau Marmont on Aug. 28, Barrymore, 32, and Long, 29, brought their holiday weekend to a close back in Los Angeles at a trendy sushi restaurant with friends.
According to a Barrymore pal, “the relationship is very new.”
So new, in fact, the actress dallied with Scrubs star Zach Braff in June and rekindled old flame Spike Jonze in August.
At the end of August, a pal of the actress told PEOPLE, “Drew is crazy about [Jonze]. She’s definitely feeling long-term about it. They’re really great together.”
Drew Barrymore is has been tapped to executive produce VH1’s Clash of the Music Videos, a music-video competition show.
It is not yet clear if Barrymore will also appear in the show, which is set to debut in 2008. Strokes drummer Fabrizio Moretti will also produce.
The show will give two contestants a set amount of money to remake a classic 1980s music video, with the stars of the original video serving as judges to select a winner.
The series could expand into a franchise, eventually incorporating new genres.
And speaking of 80’s here is my all time favorite Drew Barrymore clip.
