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Sigur Ros makes pretty music, for sure. Generally that music is the kind I imagine people do yoga to—I don't do yoga, but if I did I would probably do it to Sigur Ros, or maybe something by John Adams in case I was feeling spunky, because I'm also a reeeeeal smug asshole—or, you know, the kind that people nap to. Sigur Ros kinda makes me really sleepy! Anyway, if you have nearly seven minutes to spare and want to watch a lady roll around and stretch and shake her head to ambient instrumental music made by people from Iceland, you're in luck! If you're looking for another chance to watch Shia LaBoeuf get naked and weird, I'm sorry. Check out the video for "Varðeldur" below.

After Shia LaBoeuf bared all for Sigur Ros yesterday, Daniel Radcliffe is the latest movie star to feature in a music video. In the clip for folk-pop duo Slow Club’s typically gorgeous track “Beginners,” Radcliffe has a dramatic breakdown in a pub, all filmed in one take. (If the teeth-gnashing and fist-shaking weren’t clear enough, it’s obvious that his character is in a bad place from his Hawaiian shirt.) Watch “Beginners” below, and check out some other music videos with celebrity guests.

A Sigur Ros video starring Shia LaBoeuf? Sure, why not. The Transformers star shows another side in the Alma Har’el-directed clip for “Fjögur Píanó,” from the Icelandic band’s latest album, Valtari.

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