Here comes a real treasure, an appearance that was almost impossible to find over the last ten years. Now, with many thanks to Youtube user 100lizi, we can finally have a look at Meryl’s and Robert De Niro’s appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show in December 1996, promoting “Marvin’s Room” and talking about their previous projects. The interview can be watched below.

Additionally, captures from the appearance have been added to the Image Library.

According to Sirius Satellite Radio, Meryl Streep and Nora Ephron will speak about “Julie & Julia” on “Here’s Barbara”.

Reflections on Walter Cronkite, Plus Meryl Streep & Nora Ephron
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On the next Here’s Barbara, Barbara Walters and her co-host Bill Geddie will welcome Meryl Streep and Nora Ephron. Barbara will also share her personal reflections on the passing of Walter Cronkite, drawing from both her career as a broadcaster and her classic interview with the legendary news anchor.

Streep and Ephron will be discussing their new film Julie & Julia, in theaters on Friday, August 7.

Added Entertainment Tonight’s exclusive new interview with Meryl Streep – as well as Stanley Tucci and Chris Messina – and two new clips from J&J to the video archive.

Word has it that Meryl Streep, Amy Adams and Nora Ephron will be attending “The View” on August 7. Thanks to Elodie for the heads-up!

Even more production stills from “Julie & Julia” have been added to the Image Library, again thanks to Tina! Also, Entertainment Tonigt will be having yet another feature on Meryl this coming Monday. Enjoy the new pictures!

As reported below, Entertainment Tonight has aired a featurette on “Julie & Julia”, including scenes from the film and interviews with Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, Amy Adams, Chris Messina and director Nora Ephron. The full segment can be watched in the video archive.

Some visitors have written me that today’s Entertainment Tonight will have a featurette on “Julie & Julia”. So if you’re able to see the show, be sure to tune in. Further, Meryl has been mentioned by sources to attend The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien on July 27 to promote “Julie & Julia”. No official word yet, so fingers crossed.

Added lots of new magazine scans – some amazing covers included – ranging from 1993 to 1995. All scans were contributed by Alvaro and feature very interesting interviews with Meryl and in-depth reports on the makings of “The House of the Spirits”, “The River Wild” and “The Bridges of Madison County”. A full list of additions can be found below.

Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1993 > Vogue Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1993 > Studio Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1993 > Hello Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1993 > Grand Hotel Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1994 > Entertainment Weekly
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1994 > Us Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1994 > Ita Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1994 > Harper’s Bazaar
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1995 > Chic Magazine
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 1995 > People Magazine

Added a new clip from “Julie & Julia” – a cooking montage – as well as three television spots to the video archive.

With many thanks to Tina, the full article can be now read in the Magazines Archive – and more pictures, including the gorgeous cover, can be found in the Image Library.

One difference between “Julie and Julia” co-stars Meryl Streep and Amy Adams is their metabolism. In the August issue of Ladies’ Home Journal, the second-time co-stars (they also appeared together in last year’s “Doubt”) chat about indulging their inner foodies on-set. “I gained 15 pounds – I’m still trying to lose it!” moaned Streep, who plays world-renowned chef Julia Child. But, she added, “It was worth it.” Adams didn’t gain nearly as much as Streep when she emulated Julie Powell, a failing writer who challenges herself to cook the recipes Child made famous 60 years earlier. But the titian-haired actress confessed, “I ate a lot!”

Both ladies can blame Nora Ephron for the gorging. “That’s one of the things I said in rehearsal,” the director shared. “Everyone has to eat in the scenes, and everyone really went for it.”  The film, which hits theaters next month, resonates with Child’s life-long motto: “Eat well and enjoy life.” Says Adams, reciting a greeting card that inspired her while starring in the flick: “Cooking is like love – it should be approached with abandon.” Thanks to Amber for the heads-up!