The Netflix series about an L.A. NBA dynasty is a "much more full, honest portrayal of a woman's life than just the pursuit of love," Hudson tells PEOPLEMindy Kaling had just what Kate Hudson was looking for in her first-ever TV show.

Kate Hudson's romantic-comedy classic that fans still adore two decades on is set to leave Netflix in just five days.

Hanks plays a basketball player who moonlights as an unsuccessful rapper, a role he says is "almost like it was written for me but it wasn't."

He said he could fix the U.S. deficit in five minutes. His idea? Make sure politicians actually feel the consequences of their spending habits. "You just pass a law that says that any time there's a deficit of more than 3% of GDP,

The upcoming Netflix series will see the actor star as a determined businesswoman navigating the world of basketball in this sports comedy