incarnate. >> meryl streep: is there some reason that my coffee isn't here?ething? >> safer: i've heard that miranda priestly is just a teddy bear compared to anna wintour. >> wintour: it was entertainment. it was not a true rendition of what happens within this magazine. >> safer: i understand that, but where people made comparisons with you-- that coldness, that anna must not be spoken to when she's on the elevator. >> wintour: oh, yeah. i heard that. you're not allowed to get in the elevator with me. >> safer: well, you can get on, but just keep your mouth shut? >> wintour: that's a complete exaggeration. i mean, i guess in response, i can only say that i've had... i have so many people here, morley, that have worked with me for 15, 20 years, and, you know, if i'm such a bitch, they must really be a glutton for punishment, because they're still here. >> safer: well, i wouldn't use the word "bitch"; i would say a certain coldness. >> wintour: well, we're here to work. we're here to work. there's on-duty time and off- duty time, and, in the end, we're drawn

. >> meryl streep addresses graduate of bard college. received a record 16 academy awards nominations. from new york city, this is a half hour. >> dry mouth, wow. [laughter] thank you all. thank. sparr. -- thank you president' sparr. teachers and faculty, proud swelling parents and family, and orders class of 2010 -- [cheers] if you are all really, really lucky and if you continue to work super hard and you remember your thank-you notes and everybody's name, and you follow through with every task that is asked of you and somehow anticipate problems before they even arise and you somehow sidestep disaster and score big, if you get great scores on your lsat's or msat's or whatever -- [laughter] and you get a dream job with a paycheck commensurate with the responsibilities of leadership, or if you somehow get that documentary that it did on a shoestring budget and it is accepted at sundance and then maybe it wins sundance and then you go on to be nominated for oscars and then you win the oscar -- [laughter] or if that money-making website t

first salon in 1989, frederic fekkai has become the stylist of choice for many celebrities from meryl streepdramatically different look to other a-listers who continue to line up at his chair. >> to know whether it's a (naming the stars). >> reporter: and when sandra bullock walked the red carpet at the oscars, her hair had help from team fekkai. his talent and charm has made him rich. is this play for you? i feel like you could do this all day. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: but for frederic fekkai physical beauty is not so much a business as a consuming passion. when you walk down the street you really do look at people's hair? >> i can't avoid it. i can't help it. >> it's simple. it jumps at my eyes its the color, the length, the layer wrong. >> reporter: you know of course i'm very self-conscious now because you said you look at everybody. but life hasn't always been so beautiful. born in the south of france, frederic fekkai showed an early interest in art and was accepted at a prestigious art academy to study sculpture. his father was not amused. >> my dad refused to let me go there. he said