Once again, as I have commented on several occasions, we have to talk about the latest news related to Apple's streaming video service. This time we talk about the documentary that will arrive on Apple TV + next February 2021 about the singer Billie Eilish qualified The World's A Liitle Blurry.
Apple paid a few months ago 25 million dollars for the broadcasting rights of this documentary around the world, a documentary that will be officially released on February 26 and that shows us day-to-day life, on stage and home videos from when the singer was already beginning to show ways in the music.
This it won't be the first documentary related to the world of music that is under the umbrella of Apple. The latest documentary to hit Apple Music ahead of Apple TV + release titled 808: The Movie, is based on the story of rap record label Cash Money.
The first documentary that came to Apple TV + related to music was The Story of the Beastie Boys, one of the best documentaries related to the world of music in recent years, according to most critics. This new documentary by Billie Eilish, will also show us her brother Finneas, composer of some of her song lyrics and is directed by RJ Cutler.
Eilish performed at the Steve Jobs Theater in December 2019 during the delivery of the Apple Music Awards. At this awards gala, Eilish received the award for Best Artist of the year and Best Composer of the year (an award he shared with his brother Finneas).
The last work of this artist is found in the song from the next 007 movie, a film that due to the pandemic has been delaying its premiere for many months, a delay that has forced the production company to try to sell the rights to various video services on stereaming such as Apple TV + and Netflix without success.
