Kate Hudson is a powerhouse in the new Netflix TV show Running Point. She portrays a former party girl, Isla, who proves she’s got the basketball knowledge and business skills to run her family’s pro b-ball team.

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Kate Hudson's Running Point costars have her back. While Hudson, 45, discussed her upcoming Netflix movie, which also stars Brenda Song and Justin Theroux, she suffered a wardrobe malfunction at a recent PaleyLive screening in New York City.

The unlikely basketball team president, played by actress and producer Kate Hudson, has turned out to be a surprising inspiration for workwear on the new Netflix series. As she plays with pastel colors and surprising silhouettes,

It was a welcome delight to see Kate Hudson return to our screens in Netflix's sports comedy Running Point, and we can't deny the fact that we haven't been able to stop thinking about her enviable wardrobe in the series.

Netflix has renewed Kate Hudson's sports comedy, Running Point, for a second season. The show co-stars Brenda Song, Justin Theroux, Chet Hanks, Jay Ellis and Max Greenfield. It follows Isla Gordon, a woman who is unexpectedly appointed the president of her family's professional Los Angeles basketball franchise.

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Shortly after releasing the first season in February, Netflix has decided to want to a rematch for their latest comedy, 'Running Point.'

The Netflix sports comedy from co-creator Mindy Kaling also stars Drew Tarver, Scott MacArthur and Brenda Song

Kate Hudson excels as Isla Gordon on "Running Point," a former party girl thrust into the leadership role of the family’s struggling pro basketball team.