Drew Barrymore and Justin Long…Game On!

March 16, 2009 at 8:34am PST
Tags: Drew Barrymore, Ed Westwick, Jason Segel, Justin Long, Kirsten Dunst, Life & Style
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Sometimes, absence does make the heart grow fonder.

After breaking up eight months ago, Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are reportedly back together.

Life & Style reports that Drew, 34, and Justin, 30, walked into Hollywood hotspot Bar Marmont on Thursday, March 12th, and spent the rest of the night getting their mack on.

But the love fest didn’t stop there.

The next night, the couple went out to dinner at Ike sushi in Hollywood where they split sushi, sake and Sapporo and walked out arm in arm.

After alleged flings with Kirsten Dunst (him), Ed Westwick and Jason Segel (her), we guess they realized what they’d been missing.

We like these two together!

Pull a Tim Gunn, kids. Make it work!

—Sasha Perl-Raver

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