As reported yesterday, Billy Joel was interviewed for a feature article in the New York Daily News that was published this morning. Here is a preview of the article:

New York may no longer have Shea Stadium, but it does have native son Billy Joel. And the documentary that captures the piano man's goodbye concerts to the Mets' former home is coming to the Ziegfeld theater tonight for a one-time showing before a theatrical run begins Oct. 29 at the Cinema Village, as well as theaters in Westchester and on Long Island.

Cambridge, MA – Oct. 20, 2010 – Harmonix Music Systems Inc., the world’s premier music video game developer, and MTV Games, a part of Viacom’s MTV Networks (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), today proudly confirmed that, as reported in USA Today, Billy Joel will bring his music exclusively to the Rock Band platform, among the first to be released as Rock Band™3 downloadable content.

"The addition of the keyboard made me interested in bringing my music to Rock Band," said Billy Joel. "The game introduces music to an enthusiastic audience in a powerful way, and now also helps players get a grasp on the fundamentals of the keyboard."

Don't miss the New York Daily News on Thursday, October 21st! The newspaper will cover Billy Joel's "The Last Play At Shea" and his new "Hits" collection coming November 16th.

Billy Joel made a surprise call into "The Howard Stern Show" this morning to talk about "The Last Play At Shea." During the call, Howard said he loved the movie and that it even made Howard's wife, Beth, a native of Pittsburgh, a fan of Shea Stadium. The show will re-air throughout the day on SIRIUS Satellite Radio, so be sure to tune in! Billy also plans to go into the radio studio to talk with Howard again at a future date to be announced.

Comedy "Two And A Half Men" will air an episode tonight that's aptly titled, "The Immortal Mr. Billy Joel." Billy is not making a cameo appearance in the episode, but you can tune in to see where the title comes from. During the episode, Charlie sneaks off for some cosmetic surgery, and his brother Alan goes out on the town pretending to be Charlie. The show airs at 9 p.m. EDT on CBS Television.