which film did barbra streisand direct in 1983? was it flash dance, the pirates of pen pennsylvaniaance, lentil or all night long. much more ahead. [ music ] >> sing it allison. >> i don't remember the words. >> woman in love. >> that was funny coming from you. [ humming ]  >>> andrew gold may not have been a house hold name, but you probably know all of the words to at least one of his songs. take a listen. [ music ] >> thank you for being a friend. ♪ thank you for being a friend. >> probably his best known song. the musician and song writer who wrote the song that eventually became the theme to one of tv's most popular shows has died. gold records as a session musician with artists such as james taylor and carly simon. his first solo hit was the one you're hearing right now, 1977's lonely boy which reached number 7 on the singles chart. he died on friday in his sleep. the 59-year-old suffered from renal cancer but was responding well to treatment. he may have had a heart attack according to his family. >> and

you said it's interesting how you, lady gaga and barbra streisand were all criticized for your nosesiggest selling singer-songwriters in history. >> did i say something about noses? i don't remember. >> yeah. >> maybe somebody else said it. you know, i make fun of my nose. but in britain, holy mackerel. they really take it seriously. really. do you think i have an ugly big crazy nose? in britain, you should see. >> they're obsessed. >> the concord hooter arrives, you know? barry manly-nose. they must write them down until i get there. >> close up, it doesn't look that bad. it's fine roman nose. >> it is. a jewish nose. my grandfather had this nose. i have a manly nose. i'm fine wit. i would never even think about that. >> are you a vain man? >> as vain as the next guy. >> you have to be more vain to be in your game. >> i have my face the size of my old apartment building blowing up on every big concert i do. you know, you want to look decent. >> that is true. that's why you're not the average guy. image presumably the crucial. probably more so now. >> only with you. with people like

. >> i'm a big barbra streisand fan since the age of 2. ♪ love to rain on my parade >> this is probablyd where the kids would say, it's all about the crafts. >> reporter: not long ago mickey rapkin author of theater geek spent a summer chronicling the high drama of theater camp. ♪ i'm just... > 280 campers, aged 10 to 18, coming from as far away as australia for the chance to tread the boards in one of 13 shows ranging from the musical cinderella to the holocaust drama and a child shall lead. >> there is a very different kind of social hierarchy here. you know, the most popular kids are not the kids whose parents have the most money or the prettiest kids. it's the kid who could hit the d above middle c. >> reporter: first-time campers isabel a and callie took to the stage like mice to cheese. not surprising when we first met them they were champing at the bit. >> i'm really excited for my first year here at stage door. >> reporter: now callie, where are you coming from? >> san antonio texas. >> reporter: you came all the way from texas. >> yes. >> reporter: how did you find out about th

barbra streisand is one. how was that? >> susan boyle?ng. tell me about that. >> the title song is called "dream with me." david foster composed a little tune, a little melody. and he asked me to write lyrics to it. and i couldn't write lyrics, so he asked me if i wanted to write down ideas that you thought were dreamy. so i wrote down several. he sent it to a lyricist and then came up with that song. >> she gets some credit on it. >> look at you, you cool thing. >> so the neat thing about your life is sometimes you're a big star singing on this great track and sometimes you're just an 11-year-old kid in pittsburgh going to school. >> like "hannah montana" in a way. >> how do the kids treat you? >> the kids at school treat me like i'm a normal kid, which i love very much. i'm really happy that they know i don't like being treated like a superster, you know. >> and you have a best friend since you were little. who your real friends are, jackie. that's so great. you'll always know. >> how much time do you spend the regular school year at sc