Also this week, on February 05, Meryl has attended a special screening of “The Iron Lady”, hosted by the Screen Actors Guild. Pictures can be found in the image library – additional pictures from the AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards Gala have been added as well an can be checked here. Edit: The complete Q&A with Meryl at the SAG screening has been uploaded by the Weinstein Company (thanks!) and can be watched in the video archive.

After attending yesterday’s Oscar luncheon, Meryl was a guest at the AARP’s 11th Annual Movies for Grownups Awards Gala in Beverly Hills, where she accepted the award for Best Grownup lovestory, shared with her “The Iron Lady” co-star Jim Broadbent. Pictures from the gala can be found in the image library.

Meryl is currently attending the 2012 Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills, California. A first batch of pictures has been added to the image library with more to come.

Today’s update features many great scans from around the world, which have been sent to me by Rebecca, Simona and Nat. The Women’s Weekly issue is a standout, as it features more stunning pictures from Brigitte Lacombe’s most recent shoot. A list of all recent magazine additions can be found below the previews. Thank you once again for those fantastic scans!

Image Library > Magazine Scans > 2012 > Women’s Weekly (Australia, February 2012)
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 2012 > Questions de Femmes (France, February 2012)
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 2012 > USA Today (USA, January 2012)
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 2012 > Grazia (Italy, January 2012)
Image Library > Magazine Scans > 2012 > Empire Magazine (Italy, January 2012)

Four new videos have been added. Most importantly, Meryl has been a guest on yesterday’s “Huckabee” on FOX, promoting “The Iron Lady”. It’s a lenghty interview, so check it out. The full version has been snagged by dannix03, thanks :-) Then there are two entertainment reports on the AACTA Awards last week as well as a French interview, which aired on TF1News, last week as well.

Also, many additions have been made to the appearances galleries of 2012, including more pictures from the Golden Globe and SAG Awards as well as the most recent Theater Hall of Fame Induction. Most of the HQs have been sent in by my friend Roberta – thanks for them!

Appearances > 2012 > Theater Hall of Fame Induction
Appearances > 2012 > Screen Actors Guild Awards – After-Party
Appearances > 2012 > Screen Actors Guild Awards – Red Carpet
Appearances > 2012 > Golden Globe Awards – After-Party
Appearances > 2012 > Golden Globe Awards – Press Room
Appearances > 2012 > Golden Globe Awards – Show
Appearances > 2012 > Golden Globe Awards – Red Carpet
Appearances > 2012 > BAFTA L.A. Awards Season Tea-Party
Appearances > 2011 > Kennedy Center Honors – White House Reception

A couple of stunning new production and promotional stills, as well as on-set pictures have been added to the gallery.

More pictures from yesterday’s 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards have been added to the image library, click the links to check all recent additions from the red carpet and the show. Then, the segment of Meryl presenting the In Memoriam tribute, as well as the Outstanding Female Actor category can be found in the video archive.

Pictures and videos from the Golden Globes keep coming in, so here’s another update on last night’s big event. Videos of Meryl’s press room interview, a segment from Access Hollywood – and an interview on the Today Show, which was taped a day before the Golden Globes took place, have been added to the video archive.

Then, many additional pictures have been added to the Golden Globe galleries, have a look at the previews below.

Here’s the complete transcript of her speech: “Oh my God. Oh my God. Well, when Ricky Gervais’ deal fell through and they came to me to play Margaret Thatcher… (laughter). I can’t joke. This is such a thrill, but really, really embarrassing in a year that saw so many extraordinary performances by women in leading roles – by my friends, by people I don’t know. By people that I am so inspired by… Oh, shiii-it (points to her table), I’ve forgot my glasses. Oh, I’m gonna have to remember my speech (laughter). Okay, I’m gonna have to remember, but Glenn, Viola – oh my God I’m gonna leave people off – Michelle, Rooney, Gilda, yeah and how about Adepero Oduye, how about “Pariah” (applause)? How about Michelle, how about Mia Wasikowska in “Jane Eyre”? (applause). Fantastic! Tilda. Oh geez. Everybody I know I’m gonna leave you out. Anyone of these performances in any given year would have been a stand-out and an award winning peformance. But the fact that they all this year is really, really good news for all of us, because sometimes it seems that serious, challenging, weird movies are like exotic birds, near extinct birds, and every year a new flock flies in and somebody picks them up and gives them money and we get to see them. So, I just wanna thank my agent Kevin Huvane and God – Harvey Weinstein (laughter) – the punisher. Old testament, I guess? (laughter) Okay, I gotta thank everybody in England that let me come and trample all over their history. Especially, I’d like to thank Phyllida Lloyd (music starts to fade in) – oh, no! Abi Morgan, who wrote it, Damien Jones, who stayed with us for ten years. Oh, come on. All the cast and crew in England. We’ve made this for twenty-five cents in five minutes and I’m so proud of the film and I’m so, so, so grateful. And I love you, Viola. You’re my girl.

Lastly, lots of additional pictures from the Golden Globe Awards have been added to the image library. You can access all galleries below. Edit: Screencaptures from the ceremony have been added as well.

Meryl Streep has won the Golden Globe as Best Actress in a Drama for “The Iron Lady”. Congratulations! Pictures from the red carpet, the ceremony and the press conference are being added to the image library, so keep checking back for all latest additions.

Meryl Streep stepped into the Golden Globes press room following her big win for The Iron Lady during this evening’s show. On stage she couldn’t give the speech she had planned since she forgot her glasses at the table, and while she almost gave it to the press room instead, she refrained. Instead, Meryl talked about women who inspire her, taking on the role of Margaret Thatcher, and what she’s working on now. On what she would ask Margaret Thatcher: “I would be interested in what she thinks about Europe right now and the debt crisis and whether her views about any of that have evolved. It’s interesting how it’s coming to the same path. It interests me”. On taking on the role: “Coming into this I had a very reductive view of Margret Thatcher. I did what we all do to political leaders we don’t agree with, turning them into something more than human and less than human at the same time. It was interesting to me to look at the human being behind all that, to look at the life that was so groundbreaking, in the winter of that life. To find a compassionate view of someone with whom I disagree”. On what inspires her: “I’ve never really gotten to the bottom of me and all the contradictions and conundrum that I find in my own personality and I feel like I find myself, or parts of myself, and I find some understanding of being alive from the characters I play. I’ve probably only gravitated towards characters I do feel something of me in”. What is your passion project right now: “I’m very interested in the stories of women, the untold stories, and I’m trying very hard to get congress to let us purchase land on the National Mall for the first women’s museum. There are so many stories, I could go on for hours”.