The Rolling Stones Share Bonus Track With Charlie Watts, Music Video With Alexander Skarsgård

Foreign Tongues, the new album from the Rolling Stones, is merely the latest in the string of late-career Stones records that are way, way more impressive than they had to be. The LP came out in July, but its rollout isn't finished yet. Foreign Tongues did not feature the strutting Mick Jagger/Keith Richards duet "Bad Luck Hideaway," one of the songs that the band recorded with their late drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. The song did appear as a bonus track on digital editions, but it wasn't previously on streaming services.Yesterday, the Stones gave "Bad Luck Hideaway" a proper release as the kinda-sorta B-side of the Stones' Foreign Hands track "Mr. Charm," which now has its own music video. The Stones themselves don't appear in the Henry Scholfield-directed "Mr. Charm" clip. Instead, it's one more Stones video that features an extremely foxy movie star. (The last one was the "In The Stars" clip with Odessa A’zion.) This time around, the star is Alexander Skarsgård, who continues to truly hold it down for tall, blonde middle-aged white guys. I salute him.Skarsgård is having a very busy year. He has already hosted SNL and starred in Pillion and Charli XCX's The Mome...