Meryl Streep Shuts Down Memoir Idea, Teases Devil Wears Prada Sequel

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and celebrity news, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Meryl Streep joined her Devil Wars prod two co-stars on Sirius XM's front row to hype the sequel, and when host Andy Cohen asked if she'd ever write a memoir, she shut it down fast with a firm no. She called the idea too boring and pointed to Stanley Tucci, who backed her up quick, getting everyone laughing. Streep has read other Celeb books though, like Barbara Streisand's massive one from last year, which she listened to on audio. Cohen seemed shocked at her speedy answer, but it fits. Plenty of Biles exist about Streep already, diving into her career and technique, yet she's. Never done her own. The sequel brings back Streep as the icy Miranda priestly, reuniting her with Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Tucci, the director and writer, plus new. Faces like Kenneth Branagh and Lucy Liu, it drops in theaters May 1st. They also chatted about her character's real-life

1:00fashion inspo, auctioning costumes, her first fashion show, and may be hitting Broadway again after. Almost 50 years, Streep's next up in Netflix's The Corrections 2.