Barbra Streisand

Definitely ugly. Its not only that terrible elefants trunk of a nose. Her mouth is huge, too. But in the light of that nose the rest just doesnt attract any attention. I know its not fine to talk this way about someones look. But well ... she is a star, she is damn rich und succesfull. shes got a great talent, thats a fact. But she is just plain ugly.

barbra is a beautiful looking womean if you only see the touch-up posed to the left, made up , special lighting photos of her . but also one of the ugliest women if you see her in person.

So THAT'S why you only ever see photos of her in soft focus with really washed out lighting these days.

I remember a parody product ad in the Hustler magazine for "Brolin Balls" that had a picture of her husband on the side of the jar!

She's pretty but her nose needs to be fixed.

I'm with Iggy; her nose is the worst of it. I would even go so far as to say - if not for the snozz Barbra (a few decades ago) would have been beautiful. She has gorgeous eyes, great skin, a well shaped face, nice hair and a good figure. I'm not sure I blame her for not buckling under and getting the beak fixed. But you still wonder what she might have looked like had she opted for it. The thing is, like it or not, the nose really IS a big part of who she is (no pun intended). If it had gone away early on, she might have followed. Case in point Jennifer Grey whose nose job and complete change of looks managed to put her career in a corner.

Agree with Da Bee. Recalling her from movies like "What's Up Doc," she was kind of cute and had a decent body. It's not like her nose was Ernie Lombardi proportions or something. I think Baba eschewed the mandatory schnozzectomy because the resultant surgery may have affected that beautiful voice of hers. Now if only we could do something about her absurdly liberal political leanings.

How would you like to wake up with a roaring hangover, look over and see Babs!

Has an unfortunate face that could win the main prize at the frat-house game of 'ugly bride night'. . .