There is perhaps no greater polarizing figure in the film world than Drew Barrymore. Very few waffle on Drew Barrymore's ability as an actress - you either love or hate her.

Drew Barrymore has scoffed at reports she is turning her back on romantic comedies, revealing she is working on a third film with her The Wedding Singer co-star Adam Sandler. The actress claims her words got "twisted" in a recent interview when she suggested she's had enough of the lightweight comedies she's famous for.

Drew Barrymore has made her last romantic comedy because they don't test her as an actress. The former wild child is now looking for more challenging roles, after starring in Music And Lyrics with Hugh Grant.

A quarter century after the premiere of MTV at 12:01 a.m., on August 1, 1981, the cataclysmic changes brought about by the first decade of the video revolution are continuing to be seen and heard in the music of today's twenty-somethings' artists. Celebrating Bangles, Loverboy, Eddie Money, and Scandal (all on Columbia/ Legacy), Bow Wow Wow and Rick Springfield (on RCA/Legacy), and A Flock Of Seagulls (on Jive/Legacy), the first seven We Are The '80s collections arrived in stores on July 18.

The Wedding Singer, the new musical based on the 1998 film starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, will open on Broadway at the Al Hirschfeld Theater on April 27, with previews beginning on March 30. The world premiere will take place at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, where it is scheduled to run from Jan. 31 through Feb. 19.