Victoria Beckham - Tom Pelphrey - Remembering Diane Keaton

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Oh Good, an “All-American” Alt Halftime Show

Conservatives have been up in arms ever since it was announced that Bad Bunny—one of the most popular artists in the world, as well as an American citizen from Puerto Rico—would be headlining the Super Bowl halftime show. Now a group of them is doing something about it: Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA has announced that it’s planning its own Super Bowl halftime show, in protest of the NFL’s decision. Who might perform at this so-called All-American Halftime Show? Chris Murphy has a few ideas—and at least one of the artists he contacted seems very eager to headline.

Elsewhere in HWD, Rebecca Ford catches up with Tom Pelphrey after a heart-pumping episode of Task; Savannah Walsh scans the new Victoria Beckham doc for secrets of the designer’s long marriage to David Beckham; Ford chats with the real churchgoer whose romance with an escaped convict inspired Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst’s new movie, Roofman; and Eve Batey takes a look back at the inimitable Diane Keaton’s extraordinary life in photos.

Counterculture

Turning Point USA is counterprogramming Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl headlining performance. Here’s a short list of talent we think it’s considering.

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Last Words

“We’re rushing toward something inevitable, and yet it’s still compelling,” says Tom Pelphrey of Task’s powerful penultimate episode.

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Scenes From a Marriage

Victoria Beckham’s and David Beckham’s documentaries both paint a nuanced portrait of a nearly 30-year relationship, from the press scrutiny and financial strains to raunchy private jokes and career highs.

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Stranger Than Fiction

Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst star in a new film about an escaped convict who finds love while hiding in a Toys “R” Us. The real story is just as unbelievable.

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La-di-da

Award-winning actor, style icon, writer, and photographer Diane Keaton died at age 79 on Saturday, October 11.

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