Apple on Tuesday announced a new promotional documentary about former One Direction singer Harry Styles, set to launch on Apple Music next Monday, May 15.Titled ”Harry Styles: Behind the Album,” the film will depict the creation of Harry’s first solo album, with interviews and other footage shot in London, Los Angeles, and Jamaica, Apple said. This includes song performances from London’s Abbey Road Studios.Apple is already streaming ”Sign of the Times,” the first single from the upcoming record.

The company is now leaning heavily into video on Apple Music, and may premiere up to 10 original shows and documentaries by the end of 2017. Some known entries include documentaries about Bad Boy Records, Clive Davis, and Cash Money Records, as well as the shows ”Planet of the Apps” and ”Carpool Karaoke” —the latter delayed from April until ”later this year.”

Facebook (FB.O) is planning to intensify its crackdown on so-called clickbait websites, saying it will begin giving lower prominence to links that lead to pages full of deceptive or annoying advertisements.The downgrade of the links was expected to take effect beginning on Wednesday on News Feed, the home page of Facebook where people go to see posts from friends and family.Facebook said it wanted to downplay links that people post to websites that have a disproportionate volume of ads relative to content, or that have deceptive or sexually suggestive ads along the lines of ”5 Tips to be Amazing in Bed” or ”1 Crazy Tip to Lose Weight Overnight!”Links to websites with pop-up ads or full-screen ads also would be downplayed, it said.People scrolling through their News Feed are often disappointed when they click on such links and do not find valuable information, Andrew Bosworth, Facebook’s vice president of ads and business platform, said in an interview.