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Former UConn standout Gabby Williams, now a key player for Golden State in the WNBA, is set to appear in the romantic comedy 'Courtside,' a project that blends sports drama with LGBTQ+ storytelling and is supported by Run‑A‑Muck and Apple TV.
Gabby Williams, a former UConn basketball star now playing for the Golden State Valkyries, is set to appear in the romantic comedy "Courtside," produced by Run-A-Muck, while also balancing a standout WNBA season and involvement in other projects.
Former UConn standout Gabby Williams is set to appear in the new romantic comedy 'Courtside,' a WNBA‑centric film that blends sports drama with personal growth, while also contributing to Apple TV’s 'Jess & Pearl' alongside Paige Bueckers.
Gabby Williams shines for the Golden State Valkyries while starring in the WNBA-themed romantic comedy Courtside, produced by Run-A-Muck, with veteran Syd Colson on board and Apple TV’s Paige Bueckers project Jess & Pearl also in the spotlight.
Former UConn star Gabby Williams, now a leading scorer for the Golden State Valkyries, will appear in the upcoming romantic comedy Courtside, a project that blends sports drama with themes of love, identity, and representation.
A look at how Atlanta’s newest star is being celebrated for her off‑court influence even as she adjusts to a challenging start with the Dream.
The Atlanta Dream's offseason trade for Angel Reese reshapes the team's trajectory, blending star power with a fresh apparel collection and a commitment to community success.
Former LSU stars are dominating the WNBA with rebounding, scoring and playmaking, while their former coach Kim Mulkey watches proudly.
The NBA's multibillion‑dollar revenue dwarfs the WNBA's $200 million, yet the women's league set a new attendance record in 2025 and is seeing dramatic salary increases for its top players.
The Chicago Sky opened the 2026 WNBA campaign with two wins, showcasing new chemistry, leadership from Skylar Diggins, and the bright start of rookie Gabriela Jaquez.
The Dream opened the season with two wins, but heavy reliance on starters and a weak bench raise questions ahead of a demanding stretch.
The program welcomes a quartet of experienced transfers, complementing a returning core and building on Mulkey's proven ability to integrate portal talent.
LSU's women's basketball program welcomes a group of experienced transfers, including point guard Jada Williams and forward Noa Morro, to reshape its lineup for the upcoming season.
Olivia Miles impressed in her WNBA debut, delivering 21 points and eight assists for the Minnesota Lynx, but a late surge by the Atlanta Dream secured a 91‑90 victory.
A limited‑edition trio of Nike basketball shoes, inspired by the DMV’s cherry blossoms, will drop on May 22, 2026, priced from $170 to $200 and honoring both legendary and emerging talent.