Actor Barbra Streisand visited the NIH on May 15, 2018 to give the annual J. Edward Rall Cultural Lecture, where she highlighted the issue of women's cardiovascular health. Pictured l-r: NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins, Ms. Streisand, and NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci. Read about the visit: <a href="https://irp.nih.gov/blog/post/2018/05/barbra-streisand-talks-up-women-s-heart-health" rel="nofollow">irp.nih.gov/blog/post/2018/05/barbra-streisand-talks-up-w...</a> Credit: National Institutes of Health

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Signature of Barbra Streisand on Billboard's 2016 magazine cover "An Open Letter to Congress: Stop Gun Violence Now"

Bella! Documentary Film Poster

Barbara Streisand

Putting It Together The Making of The Broadway Album

Poster promoting several concerts held in the summer of 1964 at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, Queens, New York. Concerts headliners include Barbra Streisand, Count Basie, Woody Allen, Joan Baez, Johnny Mathis, Harry Belafonte, and The Beatles. The poster was printed by Murray Posters of NYC and measures 14 by 22 inches (360 mm × 560 mm).

Logo dell'album Release Me di Barbra Streisand

Studio recording of "Where You Lead" (matrix/runout #ZSS 154713-2) by Barbra Streisand; one of side labels of the US single release (cat. #4-45414)

This photograph was made famous when singer Barbra Streisand sought to have its publication suppressed, on grounds of privacy. The "Streisand Effect" is a term that evolved from the controversy, referring to the unintentional consequence of increasing public awareness of something through seeking to suppress information. Image description as given at California Coastal Records Project: Streisand Estate, Malibu. N34 00.65. W118 47.24. Image 3850. Mon Sep 23 13:30:47 2002. See also Wikisource: Streisand v. Adelman, assessment by United States House Committee on the Judiciary, analysis by United States House Committee on the Judiciary.