Drew Barrymore felt settled enough into motherhood to try her hand at writing a collection of autobiographical essays. Photo: Reuters
Hold on one second,” Drew Barrymore says for the first of several times.
You hold, and listen to a small voice whimpering in the background, then to Barrymore – her voice so familiar, from as far back as 1982’s E.T. The Extraterrestrial to as recently as a Today show appearance last month – singing.
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