Name:Drew Barrymore Hometown:Culver City, California Relationship:Divorced Birthday:February 2, 1975 About Drew Barrymore‘s breakout role came a lot earlier than it does for most stars. At the age of 6, she played Eliot’s younger sister in Steven Spielberg‘s 1982 hit film E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. Despite a troubled upbringing (including alcohol rehab at the age of 13), Barrymore went on to star in countless hit films like 1996’s Scream, 1998’s The Wedding Singer, 1999’s Never Been Kissed, 2000’s Charlie’s Angels and 2009’s He’s Just Not That Into You, among others.

Toxic kills you from inside while wounds from outside, however, beauty kills from both. Marysol Patton, age 51, is the prime example of such beauty. The star in the making has already created quite fan base and showed her charm in Real Housewives of Miami. She became the talk of the town when she married Phillippe Pautesta but soon ended her ties with her husband. To know more about the reason behind the premature split, keep reading.

Pre-med student, 22, fell to her death at Las Vegas hotel after suffering paranoid delusions from ecstasy taken at rave Emily McCaughan fell from Circus Circus Hotel on Vegas stripAspiring doctor 'squeezed through window bars in her hotel room' Had spent 3 days at electro music festival with friendsReturned to hotel alone after becoming distressed a 'man was stalking her' Man also died after being hit by truck following Electric Daisy Carnival By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 13:04 EST, 18 June 2012 | Updated: 13:04 EST, 18 June 2012 e-mail 11

OnlyFans star and Chelsea fan Astrid Wett's latest video has seen fans skip to the very end. The 21-year-old's recent "Crazy Strip FIFA" video saw the content creator and boxer tease a thoroughly revealing game of higher or lower played out on FIFA 23. Using the Ultimate Team game mode to try out her stripping system, the Chelsea supporter stunned her fans as she played higher or lower with card ratings in the game.

“It was my first Q&A straight after a screening and I could see the audiences’ emotions and how we connected – that was a whole new experience,” says Ito at the Mira Hotel, in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui area. Ito, 34, has a packed schedule as she takes the film on the road. But it is the date of this interview, April 4, that is symbolic: it was on this day, nine years earlier, that Ito says she was raped by TV journalist Noriyuki Yamaguchi in a hotel room after he invited the then Reuters intern to dinner to discuss a potential job.