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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Alexander Skarsgård Moves Like Jagger in New Rolling Stones Video

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The Rolling Stones skipped the de-aging technology for their latest music video and stuck with the group’s long-established tradition of recruiting an extremely good-looking actor-of-the-moment to star instead. The Henry Scholfield-directed clip for “Mr. Charm” follows Alexander Skarsgård in fringe as he Jaggers his way through a backwoods diner. It’s no Wicker trailer but it’s fun. Watch it below.

The Rolling Stones latest album, Foreign Tongues, dropped in July and featured late drummer Charlie Watts, along with contributions from Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, Bruno Mars, and Steve Winwood.

Revisit 8 Songs That Prove Charlie Watts Was the Coolest Rolling Stone.

Alex Suskind has overseen music coverage for New York magazine’s Vulture and, before that, Entertainment Weekly. He has written about TV, film, technology, politics, and tons of other stuff for The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and The Fader. ... Read More

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