Drew Barrymore and her husband Will Kopelman flew out of Los Angeles International Airport with their daughter Olive on Wednesday afternoon, and it looks like the trio are ready for their own early spring break!

Drew doesn't have much on her plate as far as work at the moment, but it was recently announced that she'll team up with Adam Sandler again for the third time in a new untitled rom com. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Barrymore and Sandler’s characters get stuck at a resort with their children following a disastrous first date.

Drew and Adam previously starred together 1998's The Wedding Singer and 2004's 50 First Dates. It's about time there was another one!

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After spending the last two months filming The Rover in Australia, Rob Pattinson is back in Los Angeles ... and he's back with lady love Kristen Stewart!

The lovebirds enjoyed a night out at Ye Rustic Inn in Los Feliz last night, and while they're known for being a bit camera shy, they had absolutely no problem posing for several fan photos.

Laura Austin, the online editor at The Berrics posted the above photo on Twitter, and she wrote to curious Twilovers, "I just ran into them at a karaoke bar by my house… mellow night. They were just there hanging out with a few friends ... they were super nice… just normal people out at a bar ... They were just minding their own business hanging out in a booth with friends."

"Rob and Kristen were having so much fun together," an eyewitness told E! Online. "They sat in the back of the bar in a booth and were laughing. At one point, they were standing at the bar and were just being normal, as any boyfriend and girlfriend would be with each other. They were touchy-feely. She was holding on to his jacket and had her hand on his back. They were just cute."

Aww! Looks like Rob's friends were just keeping an eye on K. Stew after all...

Lindsay Lohan initially expressed an interest in going to rehab in New York, but various news outlets have reported that the actress will have to look for a new place to serve her 90-day sentence, as there are no "lockdown" facilities in the state.

TMZ reported that prosecutors offered Lohan a plea deal based on attorney Mark Heller's information that "New York had lockdown rehab facilities" and "if there's no such thing, then she'll go to jail for 90 days," but neither Heller nor Lohan explicitly said that in court on Monday, rather, Judge Dabney said Lohan could complete her 90 days in New York if she wanted to.

Additionally, part of the plea deal that the Santa Monica City Attorney originally offered Lohan included a 60-day stay in a residential rehab facility, and Heller turned that deal down last month. We're not sure why TMZ's revised story states that it was Heller who was seeking 90 days in "lockdown" rehab, because rehab seems to have been part of the deal all along.

And based on what the judge said on Monday, Lohan was already cleared to do rehab in California too -- she just said she'd prefer rehab on the east coast. And not only that, but Lohan's attorney Mark Heller tells X17online exclusively, "She can serve anywhere in the country as long as the judge approves it."

And does it have to be a "lockdown" facility? Not necessarily! "The intent is that it be an in-house facility with supervision where she stays for 90 days," Heller told X17online. "The semantics are not as important as the credentials and the facility's experience." You see, a rehab center can't hold an adult for more than 72 hours unless they are a danger to themselves or others, and though there are a few establishments that call themselves "lockdown" facilities, they wouldn't be able to keep someone there for 90 days. So even though Lohan would be there on a court order, there wouldn't be anyone to prevent her from leaving -- it's up to her not to screw up.

So basically, all Lindsay REALLY has to do is pick a well respected rehab center, let the court know about it by May 2 and make sure she's there for 90 consecutive days. It doesn't matter if it's a so-called "lockdown" facility or not, as long as Lohan complies with the terms of her deal. (Minor detail: she has to submit to drug and alcohol testing and stay clean while she's there.)

Now that we've got all that cleared up, what are Lindsay's options?



Silver Hill Hospital (New Canaan, Connecticut)

Cost: $1,200 per day
Celebrity alums: Nick Nolte, Mariah Carey, Billy Joel and Liza Minnelli
Pros: It is a self-professed "lockdown" rehab which would keep the judge happy, and it's only an hour away from NYC, so Lilo's family can easily come visit
Cons: We can't think of any!

The Dunes (East Hampton, New York)

Cost: $105,000 for a 90-day stay
Celebrity alums: Lindsay would be the first ... that we know of
Pros: Clients have access to the pool, spa, tennis courts, a gym, a media room, massages, a personal trainer and individually designed nutritional meals
Cons: The judge might not approve this place because it's a little bit too much like a resort

The Caron Foundation (Wernersville, Pennsylvania)

Cost: $24,000 per 30-day stay
Celebrity alums: Liza Minelli, Tara Conner and Steven Tyler
Pros: "This center has become known as the rehab clinic to the rich and famous who are serious about getting clean," according to Business Insider
Cons: It doesn't seem private enough for Lindsay

Clarity Way (Hanover, Pennsylvania)

Cost: Approximately $30,000 a month
Celebrity alums: According to the center's website, their staff "is experienced with celebrity and high profile cases," and apparently they're doing a good job, because we don't know of any stars who have stayed here!
Pros: Clients stay in luxury living quarters (some of which are private), maximum enrollment is around 20 patients, and they have access to the pool, fitness training, massage and a business center with Internet access
Cons: We can't think of any!

UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital (Los Angeles, California)

Cost: Approximately $2,500 per day, but this does not include therapy, medicine or tests
Celebrity alums: Britney Spears, Mariah Carey and Lindsay Lohan
Pros: It is a self-professed "lockdown" facility, so this would probably keep the judge happy
Cons: It's in California -- Lindsay has already made it clear she doesn't want to serve her time on the west coast

Lynwood County Jail (Lynwood, California)

Cost: Free!
Celebrity alums: Paris Hilton, Khloe Kardashian, Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan
Pros: There's a chance she could get out early!
Cons: Um, it's jail.

Click the gallery below for full size photos of Lilo's possible options for treatment...

Lindsay Lohan initially expressed an interest in going to rehab in New York, but various news outlets have reported that the actress will have to look for a new place to serve her 90-day sentence, as there are no "lockdown" facilities in the state.

TMZ reported that prosecutors offered Lohan a plea deal based on attorney Mark Heller's information that "New York had lockdown rehab facilities" and "if there's no such thing, then she'll go to jail for 90 days," but neither Heller nor Lohan explicitly said that in court on Monday, rather, Judge Dabney said Lohan could complete her 90 days in New York if she wanted to.

Additionally, part of the plea deal that the Santa Monica City Attorney originally offered Lohan included a 60-day stay in a residential rehab facility, and Heller turned that deal down last month. We're not sure why TMZ's revised story states that it was Heller who was seeking 90 days in "lockdown" rehab, because rehab seems to have been part of the deal all along.

And based on what the judge said on Monday, Lohan was already cleared to do rehab in California too -- she just said she'd prefer rehab on the east coast. And not only that, but Lohan's attorney Mark Heller tells X17online exclusively, "She can serve anywhere in the country as long as the judge approves it."

And does it have to be a "lockdown" facility? Not necessarily! "The intent is that it be an in-house facility with supervision where she stays for 90 days," Heller told X17online. "The semantics are not as important as the credentials and the facility's experience." You see, a rehab center can't hold an adult for more than 72 hours unless they are a danger to themselves or others, and though there are a few establishments that call themselves "lockdown" facilities, they wouldn't be able to keep someone there for 90 days. So even though Lohan would be there on a court order, there wouldn't be anyone to prevent her from leaving -- it's up to her not to screw up.

So basically, all Lindsay REALLY has to do is pick a well respected rehab center, let the court know about it by May 2 and make sure she's there for 90 consecutive days. It doesn't matter if it's a so-called "lockdown" facility or not, as long as Lohan complies with the terms of her deal. (Minor detail: she has to submit to drug and alcohol testing and stay clean while she's there.)

Now that we've got all that cleared up, what are Lindsay's options?



Silver Hill Hospital (New Canaan, Connecticut)

Cost: $1,200 per day
Celebrity alums: Nick Nolte, Mariah Carey, Billy Joel and Liza Minnelli
Pros: It is a self-professed "lockdown" rehab which would keep the judge happy, and it's only an hour away from NYC, so Lilo's family can easily come visit
Cons: We can't think of any!

The Dunes (East Hampton, New York)

Cost: $105,000 for a 90-day stay
Celebrity alums: Lindsay would be the first ... that we know of
Pros: Clients have access to the pool, spa, tennis courts, a gym, a media room, massages, a personal trainer and individually designed nutritional meals
Cons: The judge might not approve this place because it's a little bit too much like a resort

The Caron Foundation (Wernersville, Pennsylvania)

Cost: $24,000 per 30-day stay
Celebrity alums: Liza Minelli, Tara Conner and Steven Tyler
Pros: "This center has become known as the rehab clinic to the rich and famous who are serious about getting clean," according to Business Insider
Cons: It doesn't seem private enough for Lindsay

Clarity Way (Hanover, Pennsylvania)

Cost: Approximately $30,000 a month
Celebrity alums: According to the center's website, their staff "is experienced with celebrity and high profile cases," and apparently they're doing a good job, because we don't know of any stars who have stayed here!
Pros: Clients stay in luxury living quarters (some of which are private), maximum enrollment is around 20 patients, and they have access to the pool, fitness training, massage and a business center with Internet access
Cons: We can't think of any!

UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital (Los Angeles, California)

Cost: Approximately $2,500 per day, but this does not include therapy, medicine or tests
Celebrity alums: Britney Spears, Mariah Carey and Lindsay Lohan
Pros: It is a self-professed "lockdown" facility, so this would probably keep the judge happy
Cons: It's in California -- Lindsay has already made it clear she doesn't want to serve her time on the west coast

Lynwood County Jail (Lynwood, California)

Cost: Free!
Celebrity alums: Paris Hilton, Khloe Kardashian, Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan
Pros: There's a chance she could get out early!
Cons: Um, it's jail.

Click the gallery below for full size photos of Lilo's possible options for treatment...

They really have this co-parenting thing down!

Ben Affleck went on his daily coffee run to the Brentwood Country Mart this morning, and the hunky actor brought daughter Seraphina along with him while wife Jennifer Garner was across town picking up prescriptions at the pharmacy!

Stars, they're just like us!

Let's hope the Argo star coated his little girl in SPF, because Jen G is a stickler about it!

"I once told my kids it was against the law not to wear sunscreen," she recently revealed at the Neutrogena Sun Summit.

Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel better slather on the sun protection!

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Guess things aren't that bad between them!

The cast of Trance walked the red carpet for last night's London premiere, and by the looks of things you would never suspect that Rosario Dawson and Danny Boyle had a bad breakup!

According to reports, the actress and her Slumdog Millionaire director beau recently ended their relationship, and promoting a film together has been awkward to say the least! At a recent press junket in L.A., there was visible tension between the former pair.

"Rosario and Danny didn't interact during interviews. It was pretty obvious they're no longer a couple. He was talking to a group of people when she arrived and it was awkward - like a cold greeting, no hug, and they got through it as quickly as possible," a source told Us Weekly.

They give new meaning to the term smiling for the cameras!

So this is why her body is so amazing!

Ashley Greene worked up a sweat during a session at Tracy Anderson's studio yesterday morning, and the Twilight star manages to make perspiration and no makeup look sexy!

She not only looks good, she's also doing good!

The actress headed to Capitol Hill recently to speak at a congressional hearing regarding the NO MORE study, which aims to reduce dating abuse.

"As a young woman, I am proud to help launch the NO MORE campaign and announce the new m.powerment by Mark. Healthy Relationship College Program. While the results of the NO MORE study are sobering, the silver lining is that the respondents reported they were willing to get involved to stop the abuse. We have the power to end the cycle and this is a fundamental step towards that," she explained at the hearing.

Way to do your part, Miss Greene!

So this is why her body is so amazing!

Ashley Greene worked up a sweat during a session at Tracy Anderson's studio yesterday morning, and the Twilight star manages to make perspiration and no makeup look sexy!

She not only looks good, she's also doing good!

The actress headed to Capitol Hill recently to speak at a congressional hearing regarding the NO MORE study, which aims to reduce dating abuse.

"As a young woman, I am proud to help launch the NO MORE campaign and announce the new m.powerment by Mark. Healthy Relationship College Program. While the results of the NO MORE study are sobering, the silver lining is that the respondents reported they were willing to get involved to stop the abuse. We have the power to end the cycle and this is a fundamental step towards that," she explained at the hearing.

Way to do your part, Miss Greene!