A long talk (on a landline) with the star of Martin Scorsese’s cranky, necessary love letter to New York, Pretend It’s a City.

The humorist shares her distaste for outdoor dining and her unwavering faith in New York.

The author and iconoclast doesn't have an email address, but she does have a lot to say about fandom, the writer’s strike, the comfort of her own mind, and much more.

Martin Scorsese's latest docuseries, 'Pretend It's a City,' centers on humorist Fran Lebowitz.

Your beloved Daily snagged a quick chat with legend Fran Lebowitz at Carolina Herrera's show, whose digitized florals charmed the fashion set. What a...

Want to dress like a real New Yorker? Just look to the Fran Lebowitz for the coolest NYC style.

There is no cultural icon like Fran Lebowitz. After a successful writing career in the 1970s (first as a columnist for Andy Warhol's Interview magazine and then as the author of two humorous essay collections, Metropolitan Life and Social Studies), the now 67-year-old New Yorker has made a name for herself just...