Kate Hudson is facing the pressure in the first trailer for Netflix's new show "Running Point, which will premiere on Feb. 27. After a scandal leads to her brother's forced resignation, Isla Gordon (Hudson) is appointed the new president of the basketball team the Los Angeles Waves - much to the dissatisfaction of the men around her.

"We're a family sis, we got your back, no matter what people say," Ness eventually says, explaining that many are harping on "the fact that you're a nepo baby and you don't know what you're doing. But you're old,

Netflix has dropped the first trailer for 'Running Point', its upcoming comedy series starring Kate Hudson as head of a storied pro basketball team.

Things I Hate About You and The Office fans listen up! There's a new project coming to Netflix from Kate Hudson and Mindy Kaling, and you NEED to know about it. Just like the best female-led TV shows,

Netflix has released a first look at Kate Hudson’s brand new show. The Oscar-nominated actress will be starring in Running Point, premiering on Feb. 27. From executive producer Mindy Kaling, the comedy also stars Brenda Song,

Kate Hudson is hitting the basketball court for Netflix‘s upcoming Mindy Kaling comedy Running Point. The series features an all-star comedy crew you won’t want to miss. Below, we’re breaking down everything we know about the upcoming series so far ...

Kate Hudson is jumping on the streaming bandwagon. The Oscar nominee’s upcoming Netflix comedy Running Point, from executive producers Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen, will launch on Thursday, February 27.

Kate Hudson is set to make a highly anticipated return to the screen in Mindy Kaling’s upcoming Netflix series, “Running Point.” Renowned for her role in the classic film “Almost Famous”, Hudson takes on a fresh challenge as Isla Gordon, the unconventional president of the Los Angeles Waves basketball team.