Pictures from a variety of public appearances from 2008 to 2010, including promotions for “Mamma Mia!”, “Doubt” and “Julie & Julia”. Did you know that Meryl and Nora Ephron received a Honorary Diploma from “Le Cordon Bleu” during their promotional visit for “Julie & Julia” in France? Enjoy the latest additions.

Production stills from Meryl’s earliest work has been added, including some stunning deleted scenes from her film debut in “Julia”, showing that most of her scenes did indeed end up on the cutting room floow. There are also some wonderful on-set pictures and production stills from “The Deer Hunter”, “The Seduction of Joe Tynan”, “Manhattan” and “Sophie’s Choice”.

We’re back with public appearances pictures, this time ranging from 2004 to 2006 and covering various events for “The Manchurian Candidate”, Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events” and “The Devil Wears Prada”.

Only Murders in the Building has received four Golden Globe nominations for its fourth season. Stars Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez have all been nominated for Golden Globes for their respective roles of Charles Hayden-Savage, Oliver Putnam and Mabel Mora in the Hulu series. The series was also nominated for best television series – comedy or musical. Both Martin and Short were nominated for best performance by an actor in a television series – musical or comedy. Martin’s nomination marks the fourth consecutive year he has been nominated in the best television actor in a musical or comedy series category for the series. This nomination marks his ninth overall Golden Globes nomination and could be his first-ever win. Meryl Streep is left out of this year’s nomination since her three-episode turn counts as a guest start instead of a supporting performance. So, we have to sit and wait until next year’s Emmy nominations to see if she makes the cut in the guest actress category.

Today’s calendar presents Blu-Ray screencaptures from Meryl’s breakthrough performance in the NBC miniseries “Holocaust”. The show was restored and presented in HD for the series’ 40th anniversary. Still a very important part of television history and a high point in Streep’s early peak, even though she never had the fondest memories of filming it. Make sure to read more about the series, its making and an extensive episode guide on our career page. Screencaptures from all four episodes can be found in the photo gallery.

Another batch of public appearances pictures have been added to the photo gallery, covering the two rather quiet years between “Julie & Julia” and “The Iron Lady”, despite numerous appearances at public readings, conversation panels and a couple of New York benefits.

On we go with pictures from public appearances throughout the 1990s – quite a busy time with promotions for “The River Wild”, “The Bridges of Madison County” (including a trip to the Academy Awards in 1996) and “One True Thing”.

We’re taking a short break from pictures today and present a couple of updated archive pages. The site special on conversation panels has been updated with all panels from the last couple of years and each page has been revised as well. Then, the career pages have been updated with additional projects in which Meryl has appeared either in person as an interviewee or as a narrator. I was able to track down a couple of projects I’ve never heard before. Video clips for some of these will follow later in the calendar.

Lots of fantastic editorial photoshoots have been added with today’s calendar, ranging from 1981 to 2017.

Additional production stills, on-set pictures and deleted scenes pictures from Meryl’s films throughout the 1980s, including “Silkwood”, “Plenty” and “Postcards from the Edge” have been added with today’s calendar post.