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The reunification of Blink 182 is now officially, officially underway. As you may recall, Blink-182 stunned the world by making a surprise appearance on stage together at the Grammy Awards here in LA back in February, unofficially announcing to the world that the group was getting back together. A couple of weeks later, we got our first look at new promo images of the band together … but there was no word on what, if any, work the band has been doing in the studio together — until now. Mark Hoppus posted a new photo of the trio on his official Twitter profile that shows the Blink boys together again … in the studio:

Finally. It’s so nice to see the guys back together again … glad to see that they can let bygones be bygones and can move forward together as a solid unit again. Mark posted another photo on his Twitter profile, once that showed him looking very much like someone else we know and love — check it out after the jump …

After breaking off their romantic relationship last July and then suddenly spending a lot of time together more recently, ex-flames Drew Barrymore and Justin Long attended the premiere of her HBO movie Grey Gardens at the Pierre Hotel in NYC last night. While People magazine hints at a romantic reunion for the ex-lovers, Drew tells Extra! that the couple are “just friends” that are spending a lot of time together because they will be working together in a new film this Summer. HMMMM. Here’s a cute pic of the happy couple last night and the opposing viewpoints of their togetherness:

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are not shy with their admiration for one another. “I adore him,” Barrymore, who wore a retro flesh-tone Alberta Feretti gown to the premiere of her HBO movie Grey Gardens, said of Long. “And I thank God that my friend supports me the way he does.” The off-again, on-again pair were affectionate the night of the premiere Tuesday. During the screening, she leaned over her seat to give him a quick smooch. At the movie’s after-party at the Pierre hotel, Long, 30, and Barrymore, 34, posed for photos together. Later inside the hotel, she dragged Long into the dining room while holding his hand and gave him a long embrace, whispering into his ear. Michael Suscy, who directed Grey Gardens, told PEOPLE that during the filming of the movie Barrymore “would correspond with [Justin], but only by writing letters on a typewriter – no modern technology, only technology that her character, Little Edie would have had.” Barrymore … said the old-fashioned letters, which she wrote on an avocado green IBM Selectric typewriter, helped her work through her jitters about the part. “Thank God for him because he was my wonderful outlet, my dear friend throughout the process … I had to understand what isolation was really like.” As for the subject of the letters, “They were about my fears of not being able to pull this character off, this icon, about learning a level of discipline … about facing your fears,” she said. According to Long, Barrymore had nothing to worry about. “I’m so proud and stunned. It’s unbelievable. She lost herself completely. It’s an amazing, beautiful, transformative performance. She’s one of the greats.”

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, sure sounds romantic to me. I mean, yes, ex-lovers can be friends after a break-up but … I dunno. Anyways, here is what Drew said about the time she has been/will be spending with Justin:

Drew was spotted at the “Grey Gardens” premiere with ex-boyfriend Justin Long on Tuesday night. The actress confirmed the two are back together, but only for the movie! She revealed, “I’m going to do a comedy this summer with my dear friend Justin Long and I can’t wait to just laugh.” Drew continued, “He really is [one of the funniest guys I know]. I wanted to do it because I trust him so much.”

It’s funny how friendship can lead back to love, especially in situations where people have to work together. Even if the couple aren’t aware that they might be falling back in love, that’s exactly what could be happening. I have no doubt that Justin is still in love with Drew. I’d bet money on it. Here’s hoping that, one day, Drew and Justin can re-forge the love that they shared just last year. There is something about this couple that I just love … they make a really cute couple, don’t you think?

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Nicole Richie is featured in a new set of promo pictures where she is rockin’ pieces from her House of Harlow 1960 jewelry line …

… and which can be purchased at online retailers like Shop Bop and Pascal Mouawad. I must admit, I really like all of these photos … I don’t think anyone else does hippie chic quite as well as Nicole Richie does (sorry, Mischa Barton). But as much as I love these new pics of Nicole, I think I still love any photos of her daughter Harlow Winter more. After the jump, check out two new photos of Harlow Winter that her father Joel Madden posted on his official Twitter profile …

Mandy Moore, who was quietly married to rockstar Ryan Adams in Savannah, GA last month, is featured in the new issue of Details magazine (the one with Eric Bana on the cover) showing off just how much she’s grown up in the past few years. In this new issue, Mandy shows off her sultry, sexy side in what can only be described as her attempt to continue distancing herself from her good girl, squeaky clean, I’m missing you like Candy image. Here is one of Mandy‘s new Details photos and the mag’s short interview with her:

Mandy Moore is wearing motorcycle boots. The detail certainly qualifies as strange. As she settles into a booth at a dimly lit Hollywood diner, the kind of greasy spoon where musicians nurse hangovers, it’s immediately apparent that Moore is not the preppy good girl you were expecting—nor the wholesome Neutrogena spokesperson, nor the milquetoast star of bland movie fare, nor the erstwhile nineties pop-tart who’s remained a professional cutie ever since. Her incongruous footwear is accompanied by a flowered vintage frock, a baggy cardigan, and black tights, and her short, layered hair is just-woke-up mussed. She orders a basket of fries and a chocolate shake, then says, “It’s okay to have a milk shake. . . . It is! Whatever! Who fucking cares?”—she’ll repeat that last phrase often. In Hollywood, where everyone is cleaning up his or her image, Mandy Moore seems to be set on giving hers a few rougher edges. To be sure, vestigial hints of her Girl Scout persona remain. Before eating her fries, Moore, who lives nearby in Los Feliz, daubs her hands with lavender-infused sanitizer. “I’m a germ-phobe when I meet a lot of people or shake a lot of hands. I always have hand sanitizer and alcohol swabs,” she says, “so I can sort of go back and forth between the two.” She explains that she added alcohol swabs to her handbag when her “best girlfriend,” a publicist for Coach (“you know, the handbag company”), informed her that “you can build up an immunity to the antibacterial stuff—and I was like, Oh, perfect.” In the process of disinfecting, Moore removes her conspicuous engagement ring, an enormous tear-shaped diamond—a gift, the world now knows, from Ryan Adams, whose indie cred can be measured in numerous reports of his substance abuse and onstage tantrums. It’s hard not to wonder, of course, what role Adams might have played in Moore’s alt-chick reinvention.

Awww … I love it. Mandy has started wearing her husband’s clothes. Except for the fact that she’s a wee bit taller than he is, I bet Mandy and Ryan are pretty much the same size. It’s a shame that the mag doesn’t offer any photos of Mandy wearing her new “alt-chick” clothing — but they do offer a few more photos of Mandy in her undies from the magazine’s photospread. After the jump, check them out …

After famously telling Life & Style magazine that she would “absolutely not” do a reality TV show about her life or the lives of her children, Nadya Octomom Suleman confirms to L&S that she has signed on to do a TV show after all. Suleman makes a point to clarify that her TV show will not be a reality TV show but, instead, a sort of documentary that will follow her children’s lives up until the age of 18. But really, aren’t documentaries (at the heart of it all) really just fancy reality TV shows?

After weeks of speculation, Nadya Suleman confirms to Life & Style exclusively that she will be doing a television show with her 14 children! “Yes, it is official. I’m going to be doing a show, but it’s not a reality show,” Nadya tells Life & Style. “What I’m doing with this TV show is basically creating documentaries about the lives of my children. It’s going to be an ongoing thing, and it will follow them from now until they are 18. It’s being done by Eyeworks; they’re in the UK. It will air in the UK and then we’ll see if the US is interested.” Nadya adds that the documentary style of the show won’t infringe on her family’s privacy: “The producers will come here to film six times a year. They’ll come by and take some footage and then they’ll go. They won’t be invading my life or my children’s lives.” Plus, the filming will help this busy mom remember the important milestones for her children. “It will give me the opportunity to have incredible home movies that, believe me, I don’t have the time to make myself. Having this documentary crew allows me to focus on raising my children and still have great movies of them.”

You gotta hand it to the lady, she does know how to work things out in the manner that best benefits her. By signing on for this TV deal, she can say that she is not doing a reality TV show and still get her reality-like TV show. Additionally, she gets a professional production company to film her crazy life for her … footage that will, no doubt, be sold every place possible so as to maximize her monetary gain. It’s almost as if she’s squeezing her babies for every penny she can get. Now that the 8th baby has been released from the hospital and is in her care, there’s no reason why production of her new show can’t get underway immediately. I weep for those poor babies.

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Today is a pretty quiet, muted day … which is nice considering how crappy I feel from yesterday’s travels. For the most part, the flight from NYC to LA was pretty standard but we were treated to an almost 2-hour delay on the tarmac before take-off which made the overall flight feel really uncomfortable. On the plus side, I got to read a few issues of The New Yorker on my lovely Kindle 2 in addition to watching all my Tuesday night TV on the plane. I was very excited for Donna Martin‘s return on 90210 last night but the ep itself sucked. I don’t recall the writing on the show being so atrocious … but I found last night’s writing particularly horrible. The acting was just as poor. It’s kinda sad to see Diablo Cody go from the Academy Awards to this … I was just so disappointed:

If I were a new fan and last night was the first ep of 90210 that I watched I doubt I’d ever watch again. I’m hoping the show gets better but, really, last night’s ep was painful.

I’m happy to report that Tax Day is a much less painful one for me this year … careful planning by my tax dudes prepared me for a good day this year. So … I’m pretty much carefree these days :)

David and I are gearing up for our two Britney Spears shows tomorrow and Sunday but today, well, I think we’re lying low so we can regroup and settle in our home again.

• Today is Tax Day here in the US, make sure you get those tax returns filed by midnight tonight.
• Star Trek premieres in Paris, France.
• Jamie Foxx apologizes to Miley Cyrus for making fun of her.
• Seth Green goes blue … and mohawk.
• Is the California Supreme Court planning to hand down their Prop 8 decision on Monday April 20?
• Zac Efron causes a melee on Hollywood Blvd.
• Will New Hampshire be the next State to legalize same-sex marriage?
• Despite badgering from the ladies of The View, Tori Spelling insists that she does not want to reconcile with her mother Candy Spelling.
• Evan Rachel Wood does GQ magazine.
• Jennifer Love Hewitt does Maxim magazine again.
• “I could have turned everything into a crime scene, like OJ, cutting everybody’s throat … I totally understand OJ. I get it.” — Hulk Hogan
• Leonardo DiCaprio sells himself for Earth Day.
• Star magazine claims that Angelina Jolie is pregs again.
• Emma Watson is 19, Seth Rogen is 27, Samantha Fox is 43 and Emma Thompson is 50 years old today. Click HERE to see who else is celebrating a birthday today.
• Megan Fox confesses that she is not the “marrying type”.
• Prison Break prepares for the end, two years too late.
• Michael Jackson will get to keep all of his creepy stuff after all.
• Is THIS Mel Gibson‘s new lady?

Kanye West posted a new blogpost on his official blog yesterday along with a very interesting photo … both of which I present to you here (all spelling, grammatical and CAPS errors are Kanye‘s own):

I WAS WORKING ON THIS DOPE ASS SONG WITH JARED AND BRANDON STOPPED BY. I PLAYED THEM SOME OF THE NEW JEEZY BEATS AND BEFORE EVERYBODY BOUNCED BRANDON HOPPED ON THE KEYBOARD AND I HOPPED ON THE MPC. SHIT WAS DOPE. OH AND YES THOSE ARE SWAROVSKI CRYSTALS ON BRANDON’S SHIRT BY DRIES VAN NOTEN.

Um, whut? Talk about your strange bedfellows … but, hey, I can dig it. I’m so glad that Kanye provided a photo of these three together cuz as strange as the blogpost sounds, the somewhat awkward photo really tells the tale. We can only hope that we will be able to, one day, hear this “dope ass song” by Kanye West featuring Jared Leto and Brandon Flowers. Do any of y’all have any guesses as to what an opus like this might be titled?

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Radar Online has recently come upon a few previously unseen photos of Britney Spears and her young sons — Sean Preston and Jayden James — lookin’ happy, healthy and relatively sane back in December of 2007 … during the time in between Britney‘s head-shaving antics in ’07 and her very public melt-down in ’08. Radar does not divulge from whence these photos came but they are a nice look at a time in Britney‘s life when, for all intents and purposes, she was living a live of turmoil (to say the least):

Britney Spears plays with her sons Jayden James and Sean Preston in the backyard of her mansion in the gated Summit community in Beverly Hills in these photographs exclusively obtained by RadarOnline.com. The photos were snapped in December 2007 but have never been seen before. The pics show a happy and fit Britney, looking good in her teenie weenie leopard print bikini and showing off her tats. It’s hard to believe that just months earlier, Britney had shaved her head and was in the midst of a very public meltdown.

The thing that strikes me most about these photos is how happy Britney looks. No matter what she was going thru, no matter the drama … she seemed to brighten up and normalize when she was able to spend time with her children. I am also surprised by the tattoos on her abdomen … I don’t recall when she got that tattoo work done. Happily, news has been relatively quiet on the Britney Spears front for the past few weeks … after all, she’s been bizzy touring the country playing to sold-out venues everywhere she goes. Brit Brit brings her Circus to LA tomorrow night … and I’m very excited. While these “new” photos come from a time that was tumultuous for her, I always love seeing her with her kids. Leopard print bikini notwithstanding, the pics are really cute … don’t you think?

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Eric Bana, the Aussie hottie who will play villain in JJ Abrams‘s new Star Trek prequel movie, is featured on the cover and in the pages of the new issue of Details magazine. Here is Bana‘s coverphoto along with a portion of his coverstory interview:

SOMETHING HAPPENED TO BANA when Hollywood called. He was a successful Australian comedian who’d spent five years doing stand-up before landing his own TV show, Eric. Then, in 2000, his searing performance as the blaring psycho Mark Read in Chopper demonstrated a raw talent at full tilt—and offered him a ticket to the movie major leagues. But no sooner had he burst through Hollywood’s gilded doors than he steadied himself and began a run of characters who were defined by their inability to emote: the hawkeyed hard case Hoot in Black Hawk Down; Avner the conscience-stricken assassin in Munich; the conflicted scientist in Ang Lee’s Hulk; Hector in Troy, the warrior trying to avoid war. In these roles Bana glowered, his eyes dark, wrestling with some inner dilemma. The old Bana does reveal himself occasionally: At Aussie Rules football games, for example, Bana screams himself hoarse. In his comedy-club days, he had to stop going to contests on the night before a gig, because he wouldn’t have a voice the next day. But now, for the most part, he’s thoughtful, earnest, and a little serious. And he’s sincere about wanting to show me around Melbourne. On finding out how far I’ve come, how limited my time is, and that this is my first visit to Australia, he chews pensively, calculating an itinerary … We stop at a park and watch some ducks being fed. It seems a little sedate for Hector of Troy. But the ducks aren’t the draw for Bana. “It’s a Formula One track. There’s a race in three weeks’ time.” He never planned on being Eric Bana the actor, or the comedian, for that matter. What he really wants is to be Mario Andretti. Between shooting movies, Bana can be found “fart-arsing around with my car, getting ready for a race.” Although he has more than one, his favorite car is a fire-engine-red ’74 XB Falcon coupe that he calls the Beast. He’s had it since he was 15. “Three of my closest friends—our relationship has been maintained because we’ve always worked on this car,” he says. “The car has transcended itself. It has become a campfire.” But one day, during the Targa Tasmania rally in April 2007, he crashed into a tree. “I totaled it. After a two-year restoration, everything handmade. Oh, it hurt—yeah. Absolutely.” He falls silent for a moment, still mourning the Beast … [H]e drives to a small, nondescript brick building and we park outside the house he lived in when he first attempted to make people laugh for a living. He made the decision to give comedy a try after driving around the United States in a 1979 Mustang on his own for six months. He was all of 22. “It sounded like a great idea at the time, but after 10 days straight without talking to anybody, you start to think, What the fuck am I doing here?” he says. Still, he plowed on, from city to city, sleeping in his car because money was tight. And then he got lost in the wrong part of Washington, D.C. “I’d be pulling up to street corners, and there were gangs right there, and I’m in this little Mustang by myself. I thought, I am fucking dead. I was running red lights, hoping the cops would pull me over.” The experience prepared him for stand-up—the loneliness and fear had hardened him. So when he was working as a bartender in a comedy club back home a few months later, he says he thought, “These acts are all a bit shithouse—I can do that. I’ll be a bit uncomfortable up there, but after the trip I had, how bad can it be?” It was the right choice. He has a talent for impersonating people. On YouTube you’ll find Bana doing Arnold, Bana doing Tom Cruise. He went about as far as you can in Australia—from $60-a-night gigs to his own TV show. And then, after 10 years, he quit. “I got sick of listening to myself,” he says. “I had all the tools, but my act had stagnated and I felt dirty.” Comedy is not something Bana wishes to revisit. The closest he’s come to that is a part in the upcoming Judd Apatow movie Funny People, starring Seth Rogen and Adam Sandler. “All I miss about comedy is being producer, director, and writer. I miss the control,” he says. Like many comics, Bana is prone to dark moods … In a few weeks he’ll be racing again. Then there’s a heap of press to do for all the movies he’s got in the can—Star Trek, Funny People, the chick-flicky Time Traveler’s Wife. Beyond that, he’s just reading and deciding what comes next. The in-between is his favorite time, living his Melbourne life, sticking the bikes on the roof of the car and taking the kids to the beach. Today he’s happy just to be a tour guide. “If you’ve got time tomorrow, you should check out the Melbourne Cricket Ground—it’s one of the great sporting stadiums. I think they do tours,” he says before we part. He shakes my hand and heads into the balmy night in the city where he can fool himself into thinking that he’s still plain old Aussie Eric, the family man and race-car nut who remembers who he is just enough to forget what he does.

What a strange interview … especially for a coverstory. There is no talk of his new film nor does he even really talk about his acting career … that said, I had no idea that Eric Bana used to be a comedian. Honestly, I can’t see it so I may have to look up some videos on You Tube to get a sense of his humor. While the interview feels a bit lacking to me, the accompanying photoshoot does not. After the jump, check out some photos from Eric‘s Details magazine photospread which was shot by Steven Klein …