Java Streams multiplie values

In functional programming in Java or JavaScript libraries we have streams or some fp library similar to this:

new Stream([1, 2, 3]).map(x => x + 2).sort((a, b) => a-b).value();

This is Javascript sample but ignore the syntax for a moment.

I want to know is there way to pass multiple values along the stream.

For example:

I have array with authors, pictures and maybe some other variables.

The problem is that in this case I have to pass everything as object like this:

new Stream({authors: [1,2,3], pictures: ['a',...], config)
 .filter({authors} => author > 1)
 .map(obj => ...)
 .sortBy((a, b) => a)
  .value()

So the problem is that when I want to filter and map, sometimes I want the old values, or not filtered one.

If I have authors = [1,2, 3,4, 5]

Then I filter authors = [1,2,3]

If I have for example another map that I need to use old authors, how to solve the issue.

Is there any standard ?

I can pass all data in one object but if I change some method between I have to change all chaining methods after it. In this case if i change what .map() is returning I will have to change sortBy and so on.