WNBA fans got an unprecedented glimpse into the league's All-Star Weekend thanks to a 72-hour livestream from basketball duo ...

StudBudz, hosted by Lynx players Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman, showed crucial part of WNBA All-Star weekend: ...

Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman started a Twitch live stream a couple of months ago. It went viral during All-Star ...

WNBA players used the All-Star Game to send the league a message – "Pay us what you owe us" – and judging from its postgame ...

The talks between the WNBA and the WNBPA loomed over the events. The sides met Thursday afternoon, with more than 40 players ...

Forty WNBA players sat down with two owners and commissioner Cathy Engelbert for a CBA meeting during All-Star festivities, ...

WNBA All-Star weekend on-court festivities haven't even begun, the superstars of the weekend may have already been decided.

Two in particular are endlessly entertaining Twitch streamers Courtney Williams, a 2025 All-Star, and Natisha Hiedeman, who, ...

"Studbudz" is the name of a popular Twitch streaming channel that has been taking WNBA All-Star weekend by storm. Run by Minnesota Lynx players and close friends Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman ...

If you tuned into any WNBA All-Star Weekend coverage, you probably heard about the 'StudBudz' multiple times. The two pink-haired friends are Minnesota Lynx teammates, Courtney Williams and Natisha ...

While big names like Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and A'ja Williams get all the headlines among casual fans, WNBA diehards ...

The WNBA, a breath of fresh air in an increasingly guarded sports world, threw a jubilant All-Star blowout in Indianapolis.