Billy Joel revealed he once attempted suicide and shared how heartbreak and pressure impacted his mental health during his early career.

Billy Joel has opened up for the first time about the brain disorder that forced him to cancel all upcoming performances and tour dates. The music icon, 76, was diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) in May. The rare disease can cause problems walking, which is especially problematic for a performer like Joel.

Joel reassured fans that he's doing "fine" while appearing on the "Club Random" podcast with comedian Bill Maher.

Directors Susan Lacy and Jessica Levin spoke about their two-part documentary ‘Billy Joel: And So It Goes,’ which premieres Friday on HBO.

In a revealing podcast interview, Joel discusses his balance problems and brain disorder diagnosis with Bill Maher, sharing personal insights.

(NewsNation) — Billy Joel’s personal and professional life comes to a head in a new documentary highlighting one of rock n’ roll’s greatest icons. “And So It Goes” — a five-hour tale from HBO — takes Joel’s fans on a wild ride from his ...