Julian Lennon, a Grammy-nominated musician and advocate for the Lupus Foundation, shares insights from his multifaceted career as a singer, photographer, and author. He discusses his new photography book, 'Life’s Fragile Moments,' and reflects on the balance of identity and legacy, being John Lennon’s son. The conversation touches on the emotional challenges of fame, transformative experiences with indigenous tribes, and the link between music and personal empowerment. Julian's journey reveals the power of art in capturing fleeting moments and advocating for meaningful causes.

Julian Lennon, artist and humanitarian, discusses his adventurous spirit, creative endeavors, and the importance of nature. He talks about his environmental and humanitarian efforts, his formative years by the seaside and in the countryside, and the struggle to establish his own identity. Lennon reflects on travel, photography, and the magic of not knowing in the creative process.

Julian Lennon, son of a famous father, talks with Bill Maher about being compared to his dad, his name change, living in Monaco, the perils of celebrity relationships, why comedians don't get mobbed by fans, Julian's reasons for stopping drinking, and his plans for a memoir.