a man is a perfectionist, a woman is a pain in the ass. has that changed? >> no, not at all. no, not at all. >> larry: do you -- so therefore, when you want something done right, as opposed to a man wanting something done right, it's two different things? >> i think so. we've come a long way. we're not equal yet. >> larry: so, does that annoy you? >> well, it's funny and sad at the same time. you know? it's odd and -- yeah, i guess it does annoy me. yeah. >> larry: because you must have had it all your professional life, right, in anything? >> yeah, yeah. >> larry: when you directed a film? >> right. >> larry: there are male director who are tough. when you were tough, it must have been -- who was she to be tough? >> who says i was tough? >> larry: i'm guessing you were tough. >> no, as a matter of fact, one of my prized processes is the cast of "yentl" actually wrote a letter to the press that no one would print, and all of them signed it, and it was about how quietly i spoke on the set and that i smiled or -- you know, i was very friendly, of course, with the crew. i needed

he's basically saying, michael jackson was an ultimate perfectionist.e goes on to say, he was such a perfectionist about his songs he would literally stand in the studio himself, mastering and mixing everything. the song he's talking about if you haven't heard it, take a quick listen. ♪ ♪ tell me what you're waiting for ♪ >> and that album is out today. this song "hold my hand" with akon is reportedly the subject of the conversation with "rolling stone" magazine. he goes so far to say, will.i.am, he had a conversation with michael jackson before his death where michael said, somebody leaked one of these songs, why would they do that, why does anyone do that? >> i'm a huge michael jackson fan. i'd rather have something imperfect than nothing at all. maybe that's just me. celebrity breakups to report. your boy zac efron, vanessa hudgens, done. the split was amicable. the two young stars are through. and also, surprise here. "dexter" star michael c. hall and jennifer carpenter are calling it quit after two years of marriage. if your racing thoughts keep yo

>> i'm less perfectionistic about that. >> larry: why? >> i don't know. because it's human.r words, as a person gets older, their vocal chords get older and so i can't expect the same sound, you know? all the time. so -- but it is fun. you know, the -- when you said before that i was up for a grammy this year for "love is the answer," do you know, i love numerology because when i got my last grammy, it was 24 years ago. i was born on the 24th. and i said that i had my son when i was 24, and my lucky number was 24, and the day that the grammies were on, 24 years ago, i really didn't think i would win against madonna, tina turner, cindy lauper and there was another person -- i didn't think i'd win, except for the fact that it was february 24th.

. >> he's a perfectionist whose passion is the music that is deep-rooted in tradition. mariachi.dition which fills maestro josÉ hernÀndez with pride. >> i had very mexican parents that shared their love for their culture and their country with me. so at home, it was very much mexico. u know, mariachi. everyone singing. >> he started playing the trumpet at 15, a joined his older brother'mariachi. but his creative streak and different ideas on how a mariachi should perform led him to break away. and at1 years old, he formed mariachi sol de mexico. >> in the beginning, they thought i was crazy. "why are you writi for cellos and french horns" -- you know, in my recordings. "why are you doing that? why are you mixing the concert harp together with a mexican harp? why are you doing that?" and i just say, hey, you know, sometis the old songs need a facelift. you know? that was my way of giving our music some plastic surgery. >> josÉ rehearses with sol de mexico every week. his brother jesÚs is part of the loyal team. now 26 years old, his mariachi continues to have the appearance of ete

about the good and evil of being a perfectionist.sing to be -- >> and also, i'm very lazy. i mean, if you've noticed, i've only done -- i read this the other day. i guess i -- this is my, was it, 18th movie? that's very, very few movies in a career. >> reporter: streisand's latest film is "little fockers." >> we thought it would be fun to trace your lineage all the way back. >> yes. and it turns out jack t. burns, you are 1/23 israelite. >> welcome to the tribe, jack. >> while i dispute the findings, i appreciate the gesture. thank you, bernard, roz. >> you're welcome, yakof. >> yakof? >> yakof. >> your hebrew name. >> reporter: your husband says you have one, big movie at least left in you. >> my husband says this? >> reporter: he said this is, a quote from him. saying that to see -- >> only one? >> reporter: at least. >> i would actually like to direct again. after doing this movie, it's easier than building a house. really. i like the work. i like the challenge of how do you tell a story? how do you get the best out of actors' per

. ♪ rieu is a perfectionist, making laps on his segway scooter to adjust the sound from every angle. that is very precise. he likes to have things done yesterday, not tomorrow. so he's very impatient. he knows that. >> reporter: but he also encourages playfulness. drummers warm up on trash cans. tenors in the men's room. and how about dueling trombones? that energy carries over to the stage. ♪ >> andre rieu plays music, plays with the audience, and he plays with the orchestra. and it looks like a bunch of children having fun onstage. >> reporter: rieu is not without his critics who say his stunts do a disservice to the genre. >> they see me as a traitor, i think, because the classical music belongs to a certain elite. you know. >> reporter: his fan base is mostly a 60 and older crowd. he's especially popular with the ladies. >> oh, he's adorable. he's really adorable. >> reporter: the dutch maestro drew 8,000 fans here in fort lauderdale. but what he really wants is to become a household name here in the u.s. >> i extremely like the audience in the u.s. and i don't bet it's because y

yuri is a perfectionist, wenner has someone so i played really well i know i didn't run. the used to. speaking as also on the golf course pretty smart. he knows everyone's looking to see his attitude this is just my guess. i watched a thing yesterday of him playing golf to drop football to watch broken with him when you do. i just think, excuse me for taking against rabies live in the way he wants to live. not everyone is cut to have kids or i may be this way he wants to live. in his mid- 30s i think he will be great watch next year. >> this is the fourth time you from the this to you change one thing it's horrible. >> i changed it rises would mayor acquit. this is incredible. i guess that's running straight at your back to his old ways and kingston marco. >> you like to drop between the lines i like to talk to in the years. i will say one more time, you heard it the second week in december 2010, he's living the way he wants to live. supposedly rainier's juggling people in another room door if you're on the kids here, he's gonna go back to living what made him comfortable