Instagram story viewer> @nadiajorb> Post

Nadia#

@nadiajorb

7 days ago

Day 13 Flimsy I couldn't think of what to draw when I found this little one living behind my boiler

@Inktober #Inktober #spider

8

2

Posted On: October 13th 2026, 09:28 am

Day 13 Flimsy I couldn't think of what to draw when I found this little one living behind my boiler

@inktober #Inktober #spider

Comments (2)

catherinemcgrathartist

7 days ago

catherinemcgrathartist

Beautiful ❤️

More posts

the outfit 😍🫢 @nodeatelier_

Rachel Berry didn't even exist yet, but somehow Barbra Streisand was already performing her entire personality back in 1968.

Some performances are so powerful that they don't just become part of cinema history. They inspire characters, influence generations, and remain unforgettable decades later.

And Barbra Streisand's performance of "My Man" in Funny Girl (1968) is the perfect example.

Playing the legendary Fanny Brice, Streisand delivers one of the most emotionally devastating musical performances ever captured on film.

No elaborate choreography. No distracting production. Just one woman standing beneath a spotlight, pouring every ounce of heartbreak into her voice.

And somehow, that's more than enough.

The trembling emotion. The extraordinary vocal control. The way she makes every note feel like a confession she can barely bring herself to make.

But here's what makes this iconic scene even more incredible.

Director William Wyler had Streisand sing "My Man" live during filming rather than simply lip-syncing to a prerecorded track, allowing the emotion to feel completely authentic.

And you can feel the difference.

Decades later, Glee introduced Rachel Berry, played by Lea Michele, a character whose admiration for Barbra Streisand became one of her defining traits.

In Glee Season 2 Episode 21, "Funeral" (2011), Rachel performs her own breathtaking rendition of "My Man," channeling the same vulnerability and emotional intensity that made Streisand's original so legendary.

And suddenly, the connection feels almost impossible to ignore.

The dramatic expressions. The theatrical passion. The belief that every song deserves to be performed like it's the most important moment of your life.

Rachel Berry really was the spiritual successor to Fanny Brice.

That's the beauty of timeless musical storytelling. One unforgettable performance can inspire another generation to discover the same emotions all over again.

Barbra Streisand wasn't just singing a heartbreaking love song.

She was creating a cinematic legacy.

Save this legendary Funny Girl performance or share it with someone who understands why Rachel Berry worshipped Barbra Streisand.

2 dyas ⏳🔥☠️

30 laps 💛 the year I get to feel my heart grow in an indescribable way

Stevan Piale ima poruku za 25.10. 3⃣☑️

True or False?