All's Fair is a term used for multiple recent and older projects, so the meaning depends on context. Here are the main possibilities and quick highlights to help you identify which one you might be asking about:

• All’s Fair (1989 film): A comedic caper about business executives who play paintball over a weekend and end up in a battle of the sexes when the women are kept out of the game. It stars George Segal and Sally Kellerman. If you’re asking about a classic film, this is likely the one.

• All’s Fair (2025 TV series, Hulu): A high-profile drama created by Ryan Murphy, centered on a team of female divorce attorneys who leave a male-dominated firm to start their own practice. It features a star-studded cast including Kim Kardashian and Naomi Watts and is positioned as a legal drama with a strong focus on women-led storytelling. If your question is about contemporary TV, this is probably it.

• All’s Fair (Disney+/new project, 2025): A new project described as a drama/comedy about a women-led law firm, connected to the Murphy-Kardashian collaboration and media coverage surrounding the series. If you’re asking about upcoming streaming content, this is relevant.

If you can share a bit more about which All’s Fair you mean (the 1989 film, the 2025 Hulu series, or a different project), the time frame you’re interested in, or what you want to know (plot, cast, reception, availability, etc.), I can tailor the details precisely.