American author Fran Lebowitz is known for her acerbic wit, her distinctive style and her observations on modern society. The New Yorker - who had her literary start at Andy Warhol's magazine - lives a famously digitally-disconnected life. She's currently touring in Australia. | 7.30

"The Confederate flag has always struck me emotionally exactly like a swastika." Writer and commentator Fran Lebowitz discusses the Capitol riots, Donald Trump and Martin Scorsese in an interview with BBC Newsnight. https://bbc.in/3qAYUfe | BBC News

"Being offended is a natural consequence of leaving one's home." - Discussing trigger warnings, writer and commentator Fran Lebowitz says "everything is taken at the same level" today and argues we need to learn to make better distinctions between types of content. | BBC Newsnight

We asked Fran Lebowitz what her favorite work of art at The Met was. She had some thoughts.⁣ ⁣ Join the inimitable Lebowitz as she goes behind-the-scenes in The Met’s Paintings Conservation Lab to see a beloved Rembrandt—and contemplates the absurd impossibility of choosing a favorite object in The Met’s collection.⁣ ⁣ Could you choose a favorite artwork at The Met?? ⁣Tell us why or why not. ⁣ P.S. See Rembrandt’s “Aristotle with a Bust of Homer” back on view starting this Monday, November 20 wh

The outspoken Fran Lebowitz says all anyone wants to hear her talk about is Donald Trump, so here she is doing just that in conversation with Adrienne Arsenaullt. | CBC News: The National