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The 15 pages that link to Barbra Streisand, each with the reason it gives.

• Robert RedfordRelated: She co-starred with Redford in the 1973 romantic drama The Way We Were.

• Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or ComedyRelated: Her wins for Funny Girl and A Star Is Born connect the award to major screen musicals.

• Streisand effectRelated: Her lawsuit supplied the name and defining example of the effect.

• Céline DionCompared with: Like Dion, Streisand built a cross-media career around a powerful voice, but with a different repertoire and performance style.

• Jodie FosterCompared with: Her combination of directing and screen stardom provides a different model of a woman filmmaker’s career.

• Cecil B. DeMille AwardRelated: Her 2025 honor continued the award’s recognition of contributions across entertainment forms.

• Fanny BriceRelated: Streisand’s portrayal brought Brice’s life to a much wider audience.

• Funny GirlRelated: Her performance as Fanny Brice anchors the film and earned her an Academy Award.

• Lauren BacallRelated: Streisand directed Bacall in The Mirror Has Two Faces, which brought Bacall an Oscar nomination.

• Omar SharifRelated: Their pairing in Funny Girl drew attention amid political tensions over Sharif’s Egyptian identity.

• Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement AwardBroader topic: Streisand received the award in 2024, exemplifying its reach across entertainment disciplines.

• CherCompared with: Streisand is a fellow singer-actor whose career offers a different route to enduring cross-media stardom.

• Sydney PollackRelated: Her performance and the film’s title song became inseparable from Pollack’s romantic drama.

• Golden GlobesRelated: Her 1984 directing win marked a notable Golden Globe milestone for women filmmakers.

• Neil DiamondRelated: Her duet with Diamond turned “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” into a major hit.