Apple in December shelled out $25 million for the rights to a Billie Eilish documentary that follows the 18-year-old singer-songwriter's life after the launch of her debut album in March 2019. Apple today announced a release date for the documentary, which was directed by R.J. Cutler. It's coming out in theaters and on Apple TV+ in February 2021.
Descriptions of the documentary suggest that it will highlight moments between Eilish and her family and provide behind-the-scenes looks at public appearances.
Apple has released several music documentaries in the past, but this is the first that will premiere on Apple TV+ instead of Apple Music. Taylor Swift's "The 1989 World Tour (Live)" and Ed Sheeran's "Songwriter" were both made available through Apple Music when they were released.
Eilish's album, "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" earned her Grammy awards including Best New Artist, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and more.
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So if you dislike someone/something, you're immediately a hater?I'll watch that.
Sorry, I'm not of those haters.
Personally I find her talentless, and that's not me being a 'hater', it's just an opinion like anyone else's.
Of course it’s not everybody’s cup of tea, but what is?
A song about Wireless Access Points?People in the 60's used to say Elvis Presley was a degenerate. Roll 60 years later and now we have Cardi B and WAP. GO FIGURE!
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For those who don't know her song WAP it's an acronym. That's all I'll say.