I’ve made a big update in the photoshoots section of the gallery and added some rare shoots that we didnt have already.

Gallery Links:

- Photoshoots > Unsorted Photoshoots > Session 003

- Photoshoots > Unsorted Photoshoots > Session 004

- Photoshoots > 2003> 2003: Elle UK Shoot

- Photoshoots > 2004 > 2004: Mark Abrahams for Self

- Photoshoots > 2004 >  2004: Mark Abrahams for Glamour

Hey all! Added HQ scans from Drew’s spread in the august edition of Elle Magazine and also added HQ outtakes too! Check those out and enjoy!

Gallery Links:

- Photoshoots > 2010 > Elle Shoot

- Magazine Scans > Elle Magazine – August 2010

Gallery Link:

- photoshoots > Photoshoots from 2010 > 2010 – Matt Sayles Shoot

The gallery has been updated with a few new outtakes from Cover Girl, LA Weekly and the oh so lovely Nylon Magazine shoot from last year. Enjoy!

A gorgeous new outtake from Cover Girl has been released. Enjoy it in the gallery!

Some gorgeous new outtakes from the photoshoot Drew did with Ellen Page last year for Marie Claire have been released and can now be viewed in our gallery. Thanks so much to Cher for sharing these with us. Make sure to check out her great Drew site if you haven’t already. Enjoy!

News are awfully slow at the moment but here are some new outtakes from Drew’s photoshoot for Instyle Magazine last year. It’s so nice to see her smiling so big on the pictures. Enjoy!

Outtakes from a portrait session Drew did for Envy Magazine have been released and can now be viewed in our gallery. Credit for these very pretty photos goes to Drew Barrymore Brasil. I also found the article/interview she did for the magazine which can be read below. Enjoy!

At 34, most people in show business are just beginning to make their mark and prove their staying power. For Drew Barrymore, 34 means her third decade in the business. Although she did her first minor TV appearances at 3 and 5, and her first film was Ken Russell’s whacked out Altered States in 1980, Barrymore first captured moviegoers at the tender age of 7 when she melted hearts with her tear-inducing performance in Steven Spielberg’s E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. Flash forward 27 years, and you’ll find an accomplished actress, producer and now director.

For her directorial debut, Whip It, Barrymore enlisted an all-star cast to flesh out her longtime dream of stepping behind the camera, including Juno’s Ellen Page, Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden, “Saturday Night Live”’s Kristen Wiig, Juliette Lewis, Jimmy Fallon, Eve and Andrew Wilson.

Based on the book by Austinite and UT Film School alum Shauna Cross, the film follows Bliss Cavendar (Page), a misplaced waitress of the Oink Joint in Bodeen, Texas, who struggles through every Miss Bluebonnet pageant for her pageant-obsessed mom (Harden). She finally finds her calling in Austin when her and her best friend sneak out to catch a roller derby match. Eventually joining the Hurl Scouts, Cavendar becomes known as Babe Ruthless and enters a world of free-spirited women and fierce competition that begins to take the place of her dead end small town life.

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