Is Kate Hudson A-List?

Film debut in Desert Blue

Hudson makes her feature film debut in the independent drama Desert Blue. As the daughter of Goldie Hawn, she has industry connections but is still unproven.

Almost Famous breakthrough role

Her performance as Penny Lane in Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous earns her a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award nomination, launching her to stardom.

How to Lose a Guy success

Stars in the box office hit How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, grossing over $177 million worldwide and establishing her as a leading romantic comedy actress.

Bride Wars box office win

Continues her rom-com dominance with Bride Wars, which grosses $115 million globally, cementing her A-list status in the genre.

Fabletics athleisure brand launch

Co-founds Fabletics, a successful subscription-based activewear company, diversifying her income streams beyond acting as film roles become less prominent.

Music career debut album

Releases debut album Glorious, pivoting to music and signing with Virgin Records. The venture receives mixed reviews but demonstrates her continued relevance.

Fabletics success sustains career

Hudson maintains B-list status primarily through her successful Fabletics business venture rather than film work. She remains a respected figure in Hollywood with a solid entrepreneurial portfolio.