Meryl Streep's Devil Wears Prada Sequel

0:00It's April 27th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment in Celebrity News. Today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Meryl Streep is back in the spotlight with The Devil Wears Prada, two hitting theaters this Friday. She's up for her 34th Golden Globe nomination, which would break her own record of 33. 20 years ago, she won for the original as the IC boss Miranda Priestly, cracking everyone up by saying she'd worked with everyone in the room. At 2007, speech was gold. She thanked the writer, director, and costume team, then roasted her co-stars with one word zingers-like, delicious, for Emily Blunt, and darling for Anne Hathaway. She snagged a Globe-Win's total, from Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980 to the Iron Lady in 2012, plus that big Cecil B. DeMille, honor in 2017. Fans are buzzing because the whole main cast returns. The original film racked up Oscar nods, Globe-Win's, and tons of acclaim.

1:01It put Streep's Miranda on the map as a monstrous, yet magnetic editor, and now the sequel dives into how the world's changed for these characters. The writer says they waited because life shifted so much, and once Streep was game, it was a go-her-modo, rules. It's been nine years since her last film Globe-Nod for the post, with TV bids in between that didn't pan out. Little Derby predicts show campaign and comedy actress again, same as back then, with submissions due by year's end, and the show January 10th. Streep's legacy keeps growing, sequel, or not.