Billy Joel Saw a Sidewalk Piano, So Of Course He Played It

You only turn 94 once, so Tony Bennett's famous friends celebrated in style on Monday (Aug. 3), with sketches, songs and tributes from Bono, Stevie Wonder, Queen Latifah, Billy Joel and more. Bono's abstract sketch of the ageless pop wonder came complete with the promise that "the best is yet to come" and a signature that incorporated a raised glass of bubbly.

Billie Eilish’s future is bright. And her latest single “My Future” is heading for a lofty debut in the U.K.

Jeff Vasishta Though there are small, increasing signs of the good life — a handful of blue-chip Manhattan galleries have opened outposts to show and sell work to quarantined collectors — the coronavirus pandemic has clearly changed the Hamptons’ summer social scene.Nonetheless, the prestigious neighborhood remains a historic and well-known summertime playground for the world’s globetrotting rich and famous.

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18-year-old musician has revealed that she “almost pooped my pants” when she saw that Britney Spears had posted videos using her songs on social media.

Billie Joe Armstrong has shared a cover of The Equals’ ‘Police On My Back’ – you can listen to it below.Throughout the coronavirus lockdown, the Green Day frontman has taken on a wide range of weekly new covers.This is the second time the singer’s ‘No Fun Mondays’ track has been shared on a Friday, with last week’s rendition of Billy Bragg’s ‘A New England’ arriving on July 10 “because no one knows what day it is anyway.”“This was originally written and performed by The Equals, Eddy Grant’s beat

Billy Joel gave an impromptu show in Long Island, New York. The 71-year-old entertainer, commonly known as the «Piano Man,» was filmed playing a discarded piano that was left on a sidewalk.

(CNN)You may be right, Billy Joel, it may be crazy to have tossed out that piano.Video of the superstar musician playing a discarded piano on a sidewalk on Long Island, New York, has been making the rounds.A rep for Joel confirmed to CNN it indeed is the Piano Manin the video, but did not offer comment.The 71-year-old performer was captured on what appears to be a cell phone camera, playing a Ragtime-type tune onthe piano out near the street.He's seen wearing a motorcycle helmet and, according

Michele Amabile Angermiller Billy Joel fans looking for a fix this summer will get it today (July 17) with the release of former drummer Liberty DeVitto’s new tell-all, “Liberty: Life, Billy and the Pursuit of Happiness.”The book, over a decade in the making, delves into tasty tidbits about life on the road and in the studio as part of Joel’s band, in addition to DeVitto revealing why he and the Piano Man split in 2005 after 30 years of performing together.“It took 15 years to write,” he tells

Normally, people have to pay hundreds of dollars to see Billy Joel play in New York City. However, residents of Huntington, Long Island, were treated to a performance by the living legend for free last month.

Newsday reports.Cellphone video sneakily taken of Joel shows the 71-year-old, five-time Grammy winner casually performing a complicated song — identified by fans as Shelton Brooks’ 1917 ragtime roll “Darktown Strutters’ Ball” — in a helmet with a backpack last month.“Not bad!” the music titan and writer of “Uptown Girl” exclaimed in the viral clip posted June 26 on YouTube. “The action is good.

Billy Joel is proving why he’s known as the Piano Man.