Added lots of new pictures since Meryl has been busy attending the previously announced events. She was spotted at the Women in the World Summit, the DVF Awards as well as the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony. There are also new additions from the 2010 Academy Awards. Enjoy the new pictures. Scans are coming next.

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After watching herself portrayed by Meryl Streep, Northern Irish civil rights leader Inez McCormack stood on stage with the actress and discussed her causes – and what it felt like to watch Streep in action. “She’s better at me than I am,” McCormack said. The clip can be watched in the video archive.

Ingrid Betancourt, Franco-Colombian politician, former Senator, and anti-corruption advocate will be one of four women honored at The DVF Awards inaugural ceremony in New York City on Saturday evening, March 13th, 2010 at the United Nations. The Award will be presented to Ingrid by Meryl Streep. “I cannot think of anyone who deserves this award more than Ingrid Betancourt for her courage to fight, her power to survive and her leadership to inspire,” says Diane von Furstenberg. More information can be found at the official website. Many thanks to Caro for the heads-up!

The hallmark women’s magazine is hosting an event to honor influential females during their 125 years of publication. On April 12, in honor of their 125th anniversary, leading women’s magazine Good Housekeeping will host a one-night event in honor of our nation’s most influential women. According to a release, the event, which is being called “Shine On,” will salute icons, visionaries, goddesses, and even “hellraisers.” The New York City event is being staged to raise money to build the first permanent location for the National Women’s History Museum in Washington D.C. “Shine On” will be an original 90-minute long production featuring stars of both the stage and screen including Meryl Streep, Kristen Bell, Fran Drescher and Ann Hampton Callaway. Lynne Taylor-Corbett is directing the show, which will honor “women whose combination of intelligence, imagination and nerve changed our lives forever.” These luminaries include Susan B. Anthony, Martha Stewart, Sally Ride, Dorothy Parker and Madonna. Tickets for “Shine On” are available now on the NY City Center website.

Same procedure as every year, Meryl did not win the Oscar. The Academy Award for Best Actress went to Sandra Bullock, so congratulations to Miss Bullock. Added to the video archive is the complete Best Actress segment, as well as three red carpet interview clips.

Then, lots more pictures from the red carpet. Meryl’s date to the Oscars this year was her brother.

Finally, high quality caps from the red carpet as well as the ceremony have been added to the Image Library as well. Enjoy all the new uploads!