This week the NFL Draft is upon us, even if it’s a mostly phoned-in affair. Apple TV+ will start streaming its highly-anticipated Beastie Boys documentary, and it’s finally time to judge Netflix’s Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex_2045 anime series. Look below to check out each day’s highlights, including trailers and let us know what you think (or what we missed).

The trailer gives some insight into what its “live documentary experience” is like, with the two telling their stories on a stage in front of pictures and videos of the group’s heyday. 25 years after directing the video for Sabotage, Spike Jonze once again helms this documentary, which will arrive on Apple’s service as it continues to try to find a footing as competition from other streamers grows. Netflix released a documentary a day just this week, while Disney+, HBO Max and others are also pushing forward.

Beastie Boys Story will premiere first in IMAX theaters on April 2nd — assuming we’re still doing that — and is scheduled to start streaming on Apple’s $5 per month premium service beginning April 24th.

The documentary is a modest coup for Apple. Rivals have plenty of music docs, such as Beyoncé’s Homecoming on Netflix — Apple has a long way to go if TV+ is going to compete in terms of sheer numbers. An official Beastie Boys documentary is a big deal, though, and shows that Apple is serious about landing documentaries for its fledgling streaming service. The company is also in a unique position to capitalize on non-fiction material like this — you can watch the stories behind Ill Communication and Hello Nasty in one moment and listen to those albums in another.