Barbara Streisand's memoir highlights her journey in the entertainment industry

Barbara Streisand's memoir, titled My Name Is Barbara, delves into her extensive experiences in the entertainment industry, covering the people, obstacles, slights, and triumphs she encountered. Streisand discusses her groundbreaking film Yentl, which faced resistance and criticism due to its portrayal of Jewish culture. She reflects on her commitment to control her work, navigating the business aspect of the industry, and ensuring creative autonomy in her projects. Streisand emphasizes that gender inequality and the pursuit of personal growth were driving forces behind her choices. Her memoir becomes a vehicle for her to assert control over her legacy and provide an in-depth look into her extraordinary life.