Actor Paul Mescal (of Hulu series Normal People) is a little bit drunk and a little bit stir crazy in this clip for previously unheard Rolling Stones track "Scarlet," from the Goats Head Soup sessions.
Stillness is not the move for this new Hozier video starring ballet dancer Sergei Polunin, who previously starred in a collaboration for the singer's "Take Me To Church" breakthrough song.
Jack White's little room keeps changing — especially in terms of colors, occupants and overall quirkiness — as the camera frenetically looks around and captures his performance over and over again.
Gotta love any video that opens with a disclaimer that no children or animals were harmed during the production of it. The same can't be said, however, for the pile of baked goods that serves as ammunition for a massive food fight that threatens to spiral out of control, even after Harry Styles shows up with some puppies.
Here's a way to make the most out of one location, but keep in mind it involves some of the most thrilling and impossible camera moves you've ever seen as we see whether this will be the song to save Labrinth's life.
You think starting a family has toned down Lily Allen's snarkiness? Judging by this commentary about sexism in the music industry... she's just getting started again, picking up where "Stupid Girls" left off. The lyrics obviously make this NSFW, but that's to be expected. Welcome back, Ms. Rose Cooper.
Ed. Note: The only thing that's unclear is whether the blatant product placement here is meant to be ironic. Me thinks not.
It starts as an amazing connect the dots performance — which would have been a great video conceit by itself — but then Foals and their surrounding world get mapped-in and we see how everything is truly conencted.