1961—1969

Jack Paar Show

April 5, 1961

PM East (with Mike Wallace)

1961—1962

The Garry Moore Show

May 29, 1962

The Merv Griffin Show

NBC

Possibly Broadcast November 5, 1962

The Tonight Show

August 1962—March 1963

The Ed Sullivan Show

December 16, 1962

CBS

Barbra sang a dramatic version of “My Coloring Book”, then, as the curtain lowered behind her, Barbra showed her crazy, kooky side by singing a tear-away-tempo version of “Lover, Come Back To Me”.

Mike Douglas Show

February 11-15, 1963

Memory Lane with Joe Franklin

February 14, 1963

Local New York broadcast, WOR

Joe Franklin's show, which ran locally in New York, was a talk show that mixed various guests from different backgrounds. Barbra was on the show several times according to Franklin, although only one date is known. Like so many other early television shows, there are no tapes of the early Memory Lane shows.

The Ed Sullivan Show

March 24, 1963

CBS

The camera tracked toward a New York apartment set, revealing Barbra sitting in the window of one of the apartments. She sang “Cry Me A River”.

The Dinah Shore Show

May 12, 1963

The Ed Sullivan Show

June 9, 1963

CBS

Barbra sang “When the Sun Comes Out” against a backdrop of umbrellas. The performance is available on the DVD The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show: Unforgettable Performances Volume 1.

The Keefe Brasselle Show

June 25, 1963

Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Association Telethon / March of Dimes Telethon

September 1963

A Bob Hope Comedy Special

September 27, 1963

The Judy Garland Show

October 6, 1963

Stars Salute ‘64

Syndicated, 1964

What’s My Line?

April 12, 1964

April 25, 1965

My Name is Barbra

April 28, 1965

Barbra's first one-hour special.

17th Emmy Awards

September 12, 1965

CBS

Barbra won her first Emmy for “Outstanding Individual Achievement by an Actor or Performer” for My Name is Barbra.

Mies en Scene

1966 (Broadcast date unknown)

Dutch Television

Late Night Line-Up

BBC, United Kingdom

March 17, 1966

Watch it on YouTube >>

Late Night Line-Up

BBC2, United Kingdom
Interviewed by Michael Dean

July 17, 1966

Watch it on YouTube >>

Color Me Barbra

March 30, 1966

Barbra's second one-hour special.

Tony Awards

1967

Barbra presented the “Best Musical” Tony Award to Kander and Ebb for Cabaret.

Multiple Sclerosis Commercial

1967

The Belle of 14th Street

October 11, 1967

Barbra's third one-hour special.

40th Academy Awards

April 10, 1968

ABC

Barbra, wearing her curly wig, presented “Best Song” Oscar to Sammy Davis Jr. for “Talk to the Animals” from Doctor Dolittle.

A Happening in Central Park

September 16, 1968

Barbra's fourth one-hour special.

Kraft Music Hall

September 18, 1968

NBC

The Joey Bishop Show

ABC

September 1968 (Date unknown)

This late night talk show, hosted by Bishop and co-hosted by Regin Philbin, was meant to challenge Johnny Carson's popluar talk show over at NBC. It ran for two years. Bishop and Philbin went remote for the Funny Girl premiere at the Egyptian Theater, interviewing all of the celebrities attending. Streisand was interviewed by Bishop on her way into the premiere.

Maxwell House “Christmas Album” Commercial

1969

Read more about it here.

TV6 Interview (French TV)

French Television

January or February, 1969

Filmed during the London premiere of the film version of Funny Girl. Barbra speaks some French in the interview.

Watch it on YouTube >>

Late Night Line-Up

BBC, United Kingdom

January 15, 1969

41st Annual Academy Awards

April 14, 1969

Barbra won the “Best Actress” Oscar for Funny Girl and said, “Hello Gorgeous” when she accepted it.

Ed Sullivan Show

September 28, 1969

Barbra appeared on Ed Sullivan's show to help him celebrate his 23rd season premiere. Her medley from Hello, Dolly! was taped in Las Vegas at the International Hotel during the second week of her engagement there. You can view a video of Barbra's Dolly! medley here.

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1970—1979

42nd Academy Awards

April 7, 1970

Barbra presented “Best Actor” Oscar to John Wayne. She flirted with the audience by tearing open the envelope then saying, “I’m not gonna tell ya.” Streisand wore a custom pink Arnold Scaasi silk gown, decorated with sequined and beaded buttons and a matching pillbox hat.

Tony Awards

April 19, 1970

Wearing a dark pantsuit with white collar and sleeves, Barbra received the “Star of the Decade” award. “Imagine, being in a hall of fame,” she said to the audience. Then, in her Brooklyn manner, she jested, “Imagine being in a hall at all, the trouble I’ve had getting an apartment, I tell ya.” The audience laughed and applauded at Barbra’s reference to her troubles securing an apartment in New York because two buildings’ board of directors turned her down. “That’s another story,” she explained before launching into her acceptance speech for the “Star of the Decade” award.

Entertainer of the Year Awards

September 20, 1970

Ed Sullivan introduced a video clip of Barbra Streisand singing “On A Clear Day” from 1969’s International Hotel concert. Then, New York’s Mayor Lindsay welcomed Barbra onstage to accept the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) Georgie Award for “Entertainer of the Year”. (Watch the video of the 1970 Entertainer of the Year Awards here)

A World of Love

December 22, 1970

Singer Presents Burt Bacharach

March 14, 1971

The David Frost Show

Spring 1971 (unaired)
Group W Network

Barbra was Frost's only guest as he asked her questions about motherhood and invited her to sing two songs live for the studio audience: “Didn’t We” and “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”. The interview with David Frost was never aired due to legal issues: Streisand had an unfulfilled contract for television specials with CBS, and Frost's show aired on Group W. (You can watch of clip of the interview & Streisand singing “Didn’t We” on YouTube.)

Nat. Assoc. for Retarded Children (NARC)

1971 Public Service Commercial

Barbra Streisand And Other Musical Instruments

November 2, 1973

Barbra's fifth one-hour special.

People’s Choice Awards

February 1975

Today Show

February 21-22, 1975

Barbara Walters' first interview with Barbra Streisand was on the Today Show in 1975. In a two-part interview, Barbara asked Barbra about Jon Peters, Rainbow Road (a.k.a. A Star Is Born), and about her life in Hollywood.

Funny Girl to Funny Lady

March 9, 1975

AFI Salute to William Wyler

March 14, 1976

Barbra was one of the stars who came onstage to toast William Wyler at the AFI ceremony. Wyler was Streisand’s director for Funny Girl. “I’m gonna surprise you, Willie,” Streisand teased, wearing her new, curly hairdo. “I’m only gonna speak for a minute, ya know? Not like the old days on the set.”

The Barbara Walters Special

December 14, 1976

In 1976, Barbara Walters invited Streisand (and Jon Peters) to be a guest on her first prime time television special. President Elect Jimmy Carter was her other guest. In a fascinating interview, television viewers saw the Malibu ranch that Jon and Barbra called home. The interview started with Jon addressing the rumors that he was manipulating Barbra. Jon, well spoken and charming, won over Barbara Walters. Next, Streisand and Peters sat down for a chat about A Star Is Born and topics like celebrity, women's rights, and whether they'd get married.

 

In 1996 (20 years after the interview aired), Walters said, "True, [Streisand] was and still is one of our greatest stars, but I payed a high price. I so wanted Barbra Streisand as a guest on my first special that I did something I've never done before or since. I let her see the tape the same night we did the interview. As everyone knows, Barbra is a perfectionist. She wanted to change almost every line up until the program aired. I never gave anyone else control again. Barbra and I went on to do two more interviews, but this was the first." (Watch an excerpt of this interview on YouTube >>)

Geraldo Rivera’s Good Night America

January 27, 1977

Barbra's A Star is Born held an opening party at New York's Tavern on the Green, with Streisand wearing a tuxedo. Television journalist Geraldo Rivera was at the party with his cameras and interviewed Barbra, Jon Peters, and Kris Kristofferson. The footage aired a few weeks later on Geraldo Rivera’s Good Night America.

Golden Globe Awards

January 30, 1977

A Star is Born won “Best Musical”, “Best Actress”, & “Best Song”; Jon Peters joined Barbra onstage

People’s Choice Awards

February 10, 1977

Barbra won “Favorite Motion Picture Actress”

19th Grammy Awards

February 19, 1977

Barbra presented the “Record of the Year” award to George Benson for “This Masquerade”. Before she gave out the award, Barbra said: “No matter what I've done, I feel that my roots are in the music business. I'm very proud to be part of an industry where the sheer talent is so overwhelming. And I think that it's probably the reason that there's genuine respect from one artist to another.”

Watch it on YouTube >>

Barbra: With One More Look At You

Syndicated, 1977

49th Academy Awards

March 28, 1977

Barbra sang “Evergreen”, won Oscar for co-writing song.

Iain Johnstone Interview

April 6, 1977

BBC

20th Grammy Awards

February 23, 1978

The Stars Salute Israel at 30

May 8, 1978

Up Close with David Sheehan

December 6, 1978

HBO

Getting in Shape for The Main Event

Syndicated, June 21, 1979

The Mike Walsh Show

August 13-16, 1979

Nine Network, Australia

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1980—1989

22nd Grammy Awards

February 27, 1980

"You Don't Bring Me Flowers" with Neil Diamond

23rd Grammy Awards

February 25, 1981

Barbra to Barry Gibb: “I feel like I’m cheating on Neil Diamond...”

I Love Liberty

March 21, 1982

BAFTA Awards

BBC, United Kingdom

March 1983

The British film awards.

20/20—Barbra Streisand: Papa Watch Me Fly

November 17, 1983

Barbra Streisand: A Film Is Born

Syndicated, November 1983

Documentary about the making of Yentl.

City Lights: Barbra & Brian

December 1983

Canadian TV & USA cable

Today Show

December 5—9, 1983

3-part interview with Gene Shalit about Yentl. You can view the interview (if still available) online at YouTube.

Awards Time with Charles Champlin

January 1984

Z Channel (local Los Angeles)

Golden Globe Awards

January 28, 1984

Grand Echiquier

Early Spring, 1984

French TV

Barbra sang a few bars of “The Way He Makes Me Feel” with Michel Legrand & Alan and Mariln Bergman.

Champs-Elysees

March 17, 1984

French TV

Barbra, with Michel Legrand, was coaxed into singing a few bars of “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?”

Watch it on YouTube >>

Barbra á la Une

March 20, 1984

French TV

Auf Los Geht´s Los

March 24, 1984

German TV

Barbra appeared on this German gameshow to promote Yentl.

Domenica In

March 25, 1984

Italian TV

Watch it on YouTube (if still available) >>

Coupe Ter Weÿden

April 2, 1984

Dutch TV

Good Morning America

April 4—5, 1984

ABC

Barbra does Yentl promotion via satellite from Jerusalem.

The Barbara Walters Special

September 13, 1985

Streisand appeared on the Barbara Walters Special in 1985 to discuss The Broadway Album. Walters showed documentary footage of Barbra in the recording studio. Barbra discussed her tinnitus and made an uncomfortable face when Walters brought up her relationship with Jon Peters, which by then had ended.

“Putting It Together”: The Making Of The Broadway Album

January 11, 1986

HBO

Barbra's sixth one-hour special; her first on HBO.

28th Grammy Awards

February 25, 1986

Barbra presented the Trustees Award to Ira Gershwin's widow, Leonore.

58th Annual Academy Awards

March 24, 1986

Barbra entered after a montage of film clips to her recording of “Putting It Together”. Barbra presented Sydney Pollack with Best Director Oscar.

Today Show

September 15—17, 1986

Gloria Steinem interviewed Streisand the day after she sang live (One Voice).

One Voice

December 27, 1986

HBO

Barbra's seventh 68-minute special; her second for HBO.

29th Grammy Awards

February 24, 1987

Barbra wins a Grammy for The Broadway Album.

Today Show

November 18—20, 1987

Gene Shalit conducted a 3-part interview with Barbra. Richard Dreyfuss joined Barbra in part three to talk about Nuts. You can view the interview (if still available) on YouTube >>

The Midday Show

February 1988

Australian TV

Showfenster

February 1988

German TV, host Sabine Sauer

Interview about Nuts

Prisma

February 27, 1988

Italian TV

People's Choice Awards

March 13, 1988

In a pre-filmed segment, Barbra accepted the “All Time Favorite Musical Performer” Award. After Barbra's speech, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis and Frank Sinatra (pre-filmed) appeared on screen to tell Barbra she'd “done good. We love you!”

Miami Vice

March 18, 1988

In the episode “Badge Of Dishonor”, Streisand (who was dating Don Johnson at the time) agreed to make a cameo appearance. Eagle-eyed Streisand fans were able to spy her wearing a black outfit and boots as she sauntered past Johnson on a Miami dock.

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1990—1999

The Earth Day Special

April 22, 1990

ABC

63rd Academy Awards

March 25, 1991

ABC

Barbra presented “Best Director” award to Kevin Costner.

60 Minutes

November 24, 1991

CBS

Mike Wallace made Barbra cry during a Prince of Tides interview when he badgered her about her step-father. You can watch a high-quality video of the interview at CBSnews.com.

Today Show

December 16—18, 1991

NBC

3-part interview with Gene Shalit for Prince of Tides.

CBS This Morning

December 19—20, 1991

Steve Kmetko interviewed Streisand about The Prince of Tides.

Special Look at Barbra Streisand & The Prince of Tides

December 18, 1991

E! Cable Channel

Larry King Live

February 6, 1992

CNN

TV Show

February 1992

TROS T2, Holland

Gottschalk

February 19, 1992

RTL, Germany

Interview about Prince of Tides

Aspel & Company: Aspel Meets Barbra Streisand

February 22, 1992

ITV, United Kingdom

Saturday Night Live

February 22, 1992

NBC

34th Grammy Awards

February 25, 1992

Barbra received the Legend Award presented by Stephen Sondheim.

20H News, Entertainment Report

February 25, 1992

France 2 Network, France

Interviewed in London by a French reporter, Barbra answered some of the questions in French about The Prince of Tides.

64th Academy Awards

March 30, 1992

Barbra attended and was shown on camera in the audience for Prince of Tides.

Voices For Change ‘92

September 16, 1992

C-SPAN Cable

American Reunion: The 52nd Presidential Inaugural Gala

January 19, 1993

CBS

Here's Looking At You, Warner Bros.

March 27, 1993

TNT Cable Network

65th Academy Awards

March 29, 1993

ABC

Barbra presented “Best Director” award to Clint Eastwood

20/20

November 19, 1993

ABC

Barbra's auction of her antiques and her pending New Year's Eve concert at the MGM Grand gave her another opportunity to get together with Barbara Walters in 1993. The third interview with Walters is most notable for Streisand getting prickly when Walters asked her if she'll ever get married again.

The Tonight Show

December 31, 1993

NBC

Jay Leno and the Tonight Show produced some very funny segments with celebrity Streisand fan (and exercise guru) Richard Simmons outside the MGM Grand. Leno showed a brief but amazing clip of Barbra singing "As If We Never Said Goodbye", which, unfortunately got cut short before the climax.

Barbra Streisand: The Tour Of The Century

April 20, 1994

E! Entertainment

The Late Show with David Letterman

June 28, 1994

Letterman had a running gag about not being able to get Streisand tickets. Barbra walked on Letterman's set and presented him with tickets to her New York concert and asked him to stop kvetching!

Primetime Live

July 7, 1994

ABC

“Tough Tickets” story about Streisand's concerts. Footage shown of Streisand in cream gown singing “Evergreen” in New York, and “People”.

Barbra Streisand: The Concert

August 21, 1994

HBO

The Artist As Citizen speech

February 3, 1995

C-SPAN

Of her speech at Harvard, Streisand has said “I made the point then and many times since that artists are citizens first and artists second. We have opinions and ideas, just like anybody else. The difference is that we are given more visibility from which to speak - so we have to be informed and we have to be responsible, but it doesn't mean we have to be quiet.” View and order a copy of the speech at C-Span Archives >>

Silent No More (Behind the Scenes of Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story)

February 6, 1995

Showtime

Glenn Close played Cammermeyer and Streisand Executive Produced this film for the cable channel Showtime. Streisand appeared in promotions for the movie, as well as on the documentary included on the DVD. (Buy the Serving in Silence DVD at Amazon.com)

Barbra Streisand: The Concert

May 21, 1995

CBS

CBS broadcast a slightly longer version of the HBO concert which included (a) Mike Myers as Linda Richman, (b) The Disney Medley, (c) “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?”

Larry King Live

June 6, 1995

CNN

47th Emmy Awards

September 10, 1995

CBS

For Barbra Streisand: The Concert, Barbra won Emmys for “Outstanding Individual Performance”, and “Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special”.

Color Me Barbra (Rebroadcast)

September 14, 1995

CBS

19 years after it originally aired, CBS rebroadcast Color Me Barbra—slightly edited for time.

TN Show

1996 (Broadcast date unknown)

Argentina

The Mirror Has Two Faces interview.

Corazón Corazón

1996 (Broadcast date unknown)

Spain, TVE

Barbra Streisand Behind The Scenes: The Mirror Has Two Faces

November 10, 1996

Showtime

Oprah

November 11, 1996

Syndicated

Streisand did publicity for The Mirror Has Two Faces.

Dateline

November 12, 1996

NBC

Jane Pauley interviewed Barbra about The Mirror Has Two Faces.

Today

November 12—13, 1996

NBC

Katie Couric interviewed Barbra.

“The Mirror Has Two Faces” Premiere

November 14, 1996

E! Entertainment

Steve Kmetko interviewed cast members at New York's Tavern on the Green opening party. Streisand's interview was pre-recorded on a special set.

Rescuers: Stories of Courage

1997-1998

Showtime

Streisand Executive Produced and introduced the series on camera.

Des O'Connor Tonight

January 1, 1997

UK TV

“Sowing Seeds, Reaping Peace”

Summer, 1997

WNET, New York

Seeds of Peace is an organization “dedicated to empowering young leaders from regions of conflict with the leadership skills required to advance reconciliation and coexistence.” Danny Schechter's documentary film about Seeds of Peace aired on WNET public television in New York during the summer of 1997. Barbra Streisand liked it enough to introduce it on camera.

20/20

November 14, 1997

ABC

In 1997, while engaged to James Brolin, Barbra Streisand and Barbara Walters got together again for an interview which plugged Barbra's new album, Higher Ground. The interview, shown on ABC's 20/20, featured rare footage from Barbra's 1993 New Year's Eve concert at the MGM Grand. Jim and Barbra, shown in their new home walking through the garden, were charming, yet coy about the marriage date. You can read the transcript of the interview here.

The Rosie O'Donnell Show

Syndicated, November 21, 1997

TV7 Edizione Speciale

January 1998

RAI1 (Italy)

Barbra Streisand: My Life

May 20, 1998

Nine Network, Australia

“If You Ever Leave Me” Columbia Records Teaser

September 1999

The promotional video interview was filmed on the set of Vince Gill and Barbra Streisand's music video (directed by Jim Shea). Clips from the video were used on entertainment shows Access Hollywood, Entertainment Tonight, and E! News.

Today Show

September 21—22, 1999

NBC

Interviewed about A Love Like Ours album.

Prima

October 12, 1999

Rai Uno (Italian TV)

Streisand interviewed by Vincenzo Mollica about A Love Like Ours.

Clive James Meets Barbra Streisand

October 16, 1999

ITV, United Kingdom

Shot in Malibu but aired in the UK.

The Rosie O'Donnell Show

November 16, 1999

Syndicated

The day before “The Barbra Interview” aired, Rosie dedicated the entire show to her trip to Streisand's house for the interview. Then on the 16th, Rosie showed her hour-long interview with Streisand at her home.

Streisand Exclusief: A Love Like Ours

November 20, 1999

RTL 4, Holland

Streisand was interviewed by Hans van Willigenburg in Malibu.

Taratata

Rai Uno, Italian TV

December 28, 1999

Streisand interviewed about A Love Like Ours.

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2000—2009

57th Golden Globe Awards

January 23, 2000

Barbra received the Cecil B. DeMille Award.

Daytime Emmy Awards

May 19, 2000

Barbra Streisand honored Barbara Walters on the May 19th, 2000 Daytime Emmy Awards in a pre-recorded video. In the video tribute, Streisand said: "What a lifetime, and what a special body of achievement. I take pride that I was half of your very first show and that I was in such good company. Remember? President-Elect and Mrs. Carter? I can actually trace my life in the five interviews I've had of you. In fact, I was so tired of you badgering me about when and if I'd get married again, I did it. Now, what about you? Love, and congratulations."

Reel Models: The First Women of Film

May 30, 2000

AMC Cable

20/20

November 3, 2000

ABC

Barbra's last Timeless concerts and the upcoming election were discussed as the two B's sat down in 2000 on ABC's 20/20 again. Footage of Barbra singing for Al Gore ("What's it all about, Albert?") was shown. Also, Walters showed Barbra singing "Something's Coming" at her last concert in New York. This time, Streisand turned the tables on Walters: "So Barbara, when're you gonna get married?" (Watch it on YouTube >>)

Barbra Streisand: Timeless

February 14, 2001

May 25, 2001

FOX

Edited version of Barbra's 1999 Millenium special, which aired twice on FOX. The unedited version was released on VHS and DVD on February 20, 2001. You can order the DVD at Amazon.com >>

The Directors: Barbra Streisand

April 4, 2001

Encore cable channel

“The Directors” DVD is available at Amazon.com >>

AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Barbra Streisand

May 31, 2001

FOX

“Christmas Memories” Electronic Press Kit

Filmed August 28, 2001

Footage of Streisand lip-synching to songs from Christmas Memories (2001 album), filmed at her house in Malibu. Directed by Mike Meadows; Director of Photography: Rick Walker.

53rd Annual Emmy Awards

November 4, 2001

CBS

Streisand sang “You'll Never Walk Alone” in honor of the victims of the attacks of September 11th.

 

“I was focused on my song and my stage fright,” Barbra told reporters about her surprise performance. “I kept thinking, 'How am I going to stop my voice from trembling?' A performance like that with an orchestra takes a lot of work, and we didn't get enough rehearsal. You don't just show up and sing. The song was my priority. I was there to give something, not get something.”

74th Academy Awards

March 3, 2002

ABC

Barbra presented a special Oscar to Robert Redford.

75th Academy Awards

March 3, 2003

ABC

Barbra presented Eminem with Oscar for Best Song; sat beside Meryl Streep for 75th Oscar celebration.

Oprah

October 14, 2003

Syndicated

Barbra sang “Smile” to promote The Movie Album.

Oprah After The Show

October 14, 2003

Oxygen Cable Network

Streisand sat an extra half hour with Oprah for her Oxygen post-show series and took questions from the audience.

Inside The Actors Studio

March 21, 2004

NBC/Bravo Cable

AFI 100 Years 100 Songs

June 22, 2004

The Way We Were ... #8

People ... #13

Evergreen ... #16

Don't Rain on My Parade ... #46

Extra

December 2—3, 2004

Syndicated

"You know, you're my first interview," Barbra told her goddaughter, Caleigh Peters, who interviewed Barbra for Extra during the Meet the Fockers press junket.

Dateline NBC

December 12, 2004

NBC

Barbra and the cast of Meet the Fockers talked to host Matt Lauer.

Moving Image Salutes John Travolta

December 12, 2004

USA Cable

Barbra saluted her friend John Travolta in a pre-recorded segment.

77th Academy Awards

February 27, 2005

ABC

Barbra and Dustin Hoffman presented “Best Picture”

Good Morning America

September 22 & 26, 2005

ABC

Diane Sawyer interviewed Streisand about Guilty Pleasures, with footage from the Primetime interview.

ABC Primetime

September 22, 2005

ABC

Diane Sawyer's 30 minute interview with Streisand.

GMTV

October 17—18, 2005

UK Television

The Ellen DeGeneres Show

October 24, 2005

My Name is Barbra & Color Me Barbra

March 2006

PBS Television Stations, USA

Many local PBS stations aired Streisand's 1965 and 1966 televisions specials for their pledge drives.

Tony Bennett: An American Classic

November 21, 2006

NBC

Streisand sang “Smile” with Bennett.

Order the DVD at Amazon.com >>

North American Tour Electronic Press Kit

October 2006

Filmed on the tour stage between rehearsals, Streisand answers various questions about why she is touring and what the tour will be like. Her dog, Sammie, makes a cameo appearance.

European Tour Electronic Press Kit

May 2007

Pre-recorded interview with Streisand about touring Europe in concert which was issued to local television stations for promotion.

80th Academy Awards

February 24, 2008

ABC

Streisand, in a pre-taped segment, reminisced about winning her Oscar for Funny Girl.

AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Warren Beatty

July 8, 2008

USA Cable

Watch it on YouTube (if still available) >>

Hitman: David Foster & Friends

December 2008

PBS [syndicated]

Recorded live at Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay, this special featured special musical guests and Foster himself performing. It aired on local PBS stations in December. Streisand appeared in a pre-recorded segment (“David, thanks for spending part of your musical life with me”). You can order a CD/DVD of Hitman: David Foster & Friends from Amazon.com, which includes Streisand's video segment.

The Early Show

December 30, 2008

CBS

Julie Chen interviewed Streisand while she was in Washington, D.C. to receive the Kennedy Center award. CBS integrated rare footage of Streisand singing Evergreen in her cream gown from her 1994 Madison Square Garden show, as well as newsreel footage of Streisand singing in Central Park in 1967. (You can watch the interview on YouTube.)

Kennedy Center Honors

December 30, 2008

CBS

Streisand: Live in Concert

April 25, 2009

CBS

CBS aired an edited, 1-hour version of Streisand: Live 2006.

Oprah

September 24, 2009

Syndicated

Streisand interviewed; Barbra sang “Make Someone Happy”. [Unaired song, Evergreen, available online at Oprah.com].

CBS Sunday Morning

September 27, 2009

Today Show

September 29, 2009

Friday Night With Streisand & Ross

October 2, 2009

BBC1, UK

The Doctors

November 16, 2009

Syndicated

Streisand called into the show to discuss her passionate crusade to support heart health awareness for women, for which she created and endowed the Barbra Streisand Women’s Cardio Vascular Research and Education Program at Cedars Sinai Medical Center.

The Paul O'Grady Show

December 7, 8, 10, 2009

UK Channel 4

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2010—current

We Are The World

February 12, 2010

NBC

A 3-minute version of the video premiered before the 2010 Winter Olympics opening ceremonies. Barbra and the other artists sang the song to benefit the Haitian earthquake relief efforts and the rebuilding of Haiti.

82nd Annual Academy Awards

March 7, 2010

ABC

Barbra presented Kathryn Bigelow with the Best Director Oscar for The Hurt Locker by saying, “Well, the time has come...” Bigelow was the first woman to win the coveted award.

Oprah

March 8, 2010

Syndicated

From the Kodak Theatre: Oprah's Annual After-Oscar Party 2010. Oprah's correspondent, Nate Berkus, talked to Streisand backstage at the Oscars.

 

Streisand said: “I hope there will come a time when it won't be about a woman director and a man director, but just who the best director is, ya know? When there's no regard for gender, but the talent of the work.”

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Barbra’s Music Videos

My Heart Belongs To Me (1977)

Memory (1981)

Left in the Dark (1984)

Emotion (1985) & “Making Barbra Streisand's Emotion”

Somewhere (1985)

Hands Across America (1986)

We're Not Making Love Anymore (1989)

Places That Belong To You (1991)

For All We Know (1991)

I Finally Found Someone (with Bryan Adams) (1996)

Tell Him (with Celine Dion) (1997)

If You Ever Leave Me (with Vince Gill) (1999)

Wild is the Wind & I'm in the Mood for Love (2003)

Guilty Pleasures Videos (2005)

We Are The World (2010)

 

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