Mary Lucia connects with punk icon Billy Idol to talk about his new EP, 'The Roadside,' the scrapbooks his mother kept of his work, and why it's important to let art marinate within you.

This week, Mary Lucia shares the story of finding an exhibit in New York featuring the work of a person she calls 'the greatest living painter,' Julian Schnabel.

Mary Lucia says Spike Lee's HBO documentary series gives you as close an answer to why and how events in 2020 unfolded the way they did.

'Jennifer Hudson is an amazing singer,' Mary Lucia says. 'She's also an amazing actress. Hudson was handpicked by Aretha, which I think makes it more special to portray her.'

Mary Lucia talks about a must-watch film for any fan of Anthony Bourdain. 'It's heartbreaking,' Mary says. 'It's going to leave you with a lot of questions.'

The life and work of actor Val Kilmer is captured - much of it by Kilmer's own video camera over the course of his career - in the new documentary, 'Val,' from Amazon Studios.

Unlike TV's Partridges, however, it wasn't all happy bus trips, witty comebacks and canned laughter for the Cowsills. In addition to a toxic father figure, 'there's tragedy upon tragedy upon tragedy,' Mary says.

Mary Lucia talks about a music documentary that chronicles one of her favorite punk bands of all time, the highly influential Descendents.

This week, Mary Lucia talks about a 2014 documentary, 'No No: A Dockumentary,' about Major League Baseball pitcher Dock Ellis. 'He was a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates who struggled his entire life with drugs and alcohol,' Mary explains, 'but performed while under the influence and then most famously pitched a no-hitter while tripping on LSD.'

Mary Lucia talks about a new six-part documentary series, 'Icon: Music Through the Lens,' airing now on PBS. 'It's essentially a documentary that was made for me,' Mary says.