Diaz shifted gears entirely for her next film, "Gangs of New York" (2002), Martin Scorsese's long-awaited epic about the New York immigrant riots of the late 19th century. Diaz played the comely street pickpocket Jenny Everdeane, love interest to Amsterdam Vallon (Leonardo DiCaprio), a young Irishman determined to hunt down his father's kill*er, Bill the Butcher (Daniel Day-Lewis). Though "Gangs" was singled out for many accolades, the film also frequently missed the mark, though Diaz gave a satisfying performance. Diaz returned to familiar territory as the ass-kicking Natalie - as well as working with now best friend Drew Barrymore - in their sub-par sequel "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" (2003). In between film roles, Diaz - who made regular appearances in the checkout aisle due to her three-year romance with singer Justin Timberlake - starred in "Trippin'" (MTV, 2004-05), a 10-episode travel series for MTV she helped create that followed celebrities to exotic locales, where they engaged in unusual activities like riding elephants in Nepal, sand-boarding in Chile and enjoying the hot springs in Yellowstone. Diaz returned center stage in Curtis Hanson's dramedy "In Her Sh s" (2005), playing a reckless party girl opposite her responsible attorney sister (Toni Collette) with low self-esteem. They have a calamitous falling out and must slowly come to learn that they share more than the same sh size.
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