Drew Barrymore and Justin Long were caught making out again in public yesterday while waiting for a flight at Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans. A source said:

"They are totally happy. They aren’t talking marriage yet. She just has fun with him, and they laugh at everything. That’s always been the way to Drew’s heart."

Drew has been married twice, first to Jeremy Thomas in 1994, then to Tom Green in 2001. Drew has also been engaged two other times, first to Jamie Walters in 1992, then to Fabrizio Moretti in 2004. Drew knows exactly what she’s doing, and Justin is just enjoying the ride.

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Tom Green says:

Michael Richards is being unfairly trashed. "Anybody in that room…would have had just cause to have gotten up onstage that night and punched Michael Richards right in the [bleep]ing face . . . [Bleep], dude. Kramer [bleep]ing lost it. But at the end of the day, I don’t think Michael Richards is a racist," Green writes on his blog. "Unlike Mel Gibson, who probably does hold racist attitudes, I don’t think Michael Richards doesn’t like black people. I think he was just trying to say the craziest and most vile thing in that room he could possibly muster. And I think he dug deep, into the darkest corners of his mind, to say those evil things to those men. But he did it in a small room, in an exchange, during a performance, and it wasn’t meant for us. It was just meant for that room. So why don’t we just let them settle it?…Let’s leave Michael Richards alone."

Comedian Tom Green shattered his tibia while skateboarding and will have surgery on Thursday — and will broadcast footage of the surgery on his Internet talk show, “Tom Green Live.” Viewers can check out the footage of the surgery after it happens, as well as footage of the accident (available now), at TomGreen.com.

“I am having a bad year for injuries. First, the broken ribs in Costa Rica after getting hit by a wave, now this. To make matters worse, I need surgery,” Green says. “So on Thursday I will be bringing my video camera, and will be getting put under general anesthetic and operated on. They will be putting screws and a metal plate into the bone in my leg.”

This isn’t the first time Green has brought cameras into the O.R. In March 2000, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer and documented the surgery showing doctors removing his right testicle.