Billy Idol will be anything but idle this summer. The legendary ’80s hitmaker just announced he’s striking out on a nationwide run from early August through late September that he’s dubbed ‘It’s A Nice Day To Tour Again.

Billy Idol's Hulu documentary is titled "Billy Idol Should Be Dead" for good reason. The enduring rocker tells us about looking back at his life.

Our Call: Stream It! Billy Idol Should be Dead is a walk through decades of rock history that benefits hugely from interviews with the man himself. Billy Idol is funny and charming to a fault in this documentary, even when describing his deepest, darkest moments.

The 2026 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class, featuring icons like Iron Maiden and Wu-Tang Clan, sparks mixed reactions, highlighting diversity but also notable exclusions, including the Black Crowes and Melissa Etheridge.

The documentary is called “Billy Idol Should Be Dead.” But Idol is very much alive and is in London, where he’s appearing at a theatrical screening of the film about his eventful life and career. It premiered at last summer’s Tribeca Film Festival ...