An unexpected collaboration unfolded when Euphoria star Sidney Sweeney appeared in a new YouTube video by the British rock legends The Rolling Stones. The appearance came as the video supports Hackney Diamonds, the band’s forthcoming album, and marks the first single release from that project. In the clip, Sweeney slides into the back seat of a sleek convertible, wearing a black leather suit as the band members come to life on towering billboards and perform for the camera. The whole moment feels like a blend of cinema and music, with Sweeney delivering a performance that mirrors the band’s rebellious energy.
The director behind the project is Sam Levinson, known for his work on the series Euphoria. The show itself centers on high school students navigating intense relationships and struggles with addiction, offering a dramatic lens on youth culture. The ensemble cast for Euphoria includes Zendaya, Maude Apatow, Angus Cloud, Eric Dane, Alexa Demie, Jacob Elordi, Barbie Ferreira, Hunter Schafer, and Sidney Sweeney, among others. The series has earned praise for its gritty storytelling, stylistic boldness, and unflinching portrayal of adolescence in a modern setting.
In related news, Yonks ago a clip connected to Till Lindemann, the frontman of Rammstein, drew attention for featuring the German rocker in a new video project. One of the leading roles in that production was played by Russian actress Aglaya Tarasova, and the first frames of the clip generated excitement ahead of its anticipated release. The collaboration illustrated how cross-border rock and film projects can fuse dramatic performances with striking visuals, appealing to a wide audience across Europe and beyond.
Meanwhile, other entertainment figures have weighed in on space exploration and cinematic storytelling. Ivan Okhlobystin has voiced appreciation for Peresild’s real-life spaceflight, which has been captured as part of a broader cinematic and documentary effort to depict space travel and its challenges. These conversations show how public figures from different media intersect with themes of exploration, risk, and ambition, enriching the cultural conversation surrounding modern science and art.