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It’s Monday, which probably means you’re looking for something relaxing to watch so you can start off your week on the right foot. We understand that, and we’re here for you. In addition to Decider’s What to Watch recommendations for Wednesday, we’ve got what’s new on streaming tonight.

What’s a better way to unwind than watching an insightful and well-made documentary? Directed by Alex Gibney and Blair Foster, Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge explores the origins of the legendary magazine that continues to shape both pop culture and history to this day. If you’ve ever wanted to know how the publication came to be, this two-part series offers an interesting look.

Looking for something else to watch? Scroll down to learn about these titles and more on today’s edition of What’s Streaming Tonight

NEW ON HBO GO AND HBO NOW

Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge, Part 1: Directors Alex Gibney and Blair Foster discuss how the magazine’s unique voice impacted their filmmaking and why its special brand of journalism is essential today.
GENRE: Documentary
STARS: —
ROTTEN TOMATOES: —
IMDB RATING: —

NEW ON NETFLIX

The Dinner (2017): Two sets of wealthy parents meet for dinner to decide what to do about a crime their sons have committed.
GENRE: Crime, Drama, Thriller
STARS: Michael Chernus, Taylor Rae Almonte, Steve Coogan
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 51%
IMDB RATING: 4.6/10

NEW ON AMAZON PRIME VIDEO

Among Us (2017): Noom an extraterrestrial came from the dark side of the Moon to earth looking for a beautiful woman to have a hybrid child with and he will no stop for nothing even killing and causing chaos. Joss who believes that extraterrestrials are living Among Us will try to stop him before is late.
GENRE: Sci-fi
STARS: Joss Gomez, Solecito Vazquez, Mizo Ghendar
ROTTEN TOMATOES: —
IMDB RATING: 5.7/10

None of these look appealing to you? Don’t forget about Decider’s What To Watch recommendations, which are sortable by genre, streaming service and even mood! Or check out what’s new on streaming for the entire month of October on the following services: