
Xena - Lucy Lawless - Renee O'Connor
2001 Magazine and Newspaper Articles |
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Lucy from
Pavement Magazine (New Zealand) October / November 2001 dealing with Genetic
engineering. Lucy was among those who put up their hand in an effort to voice their
concerns over this very topical issue. Her t-shirt reads 1+1=3 stop genetic engineering
now.
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Business Wire 16 October
2001 Oxygen Media, the exclusive home of the hit series "XENA,
Warrior Princess," is giving fans the chance to win a five-night,
six-day all-expense paid Caribbean Adventure for two aboard a
Windjammer Cruise, when they enter the "Oxygen `XENA, Be A Warrior
Princess Sweepstakes
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The Chicago Tribune -
14 October 2001The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago is having an
exhibit on Cleopatra that includes clips of five different actresses playing
Cleopatra, including Liz Taylor, Theda Bara, and Lucy Lawless
("Antony and Cleopatra").
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The
Sunday Telegraph - 7 October 2001 - Lawless Behaviour
Entertainment Weekly - 5 October 2001 - Lucy quote and scan about working on the set of The X-Files
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Women's Health Update
magazine - October 2001 - Warrior princess in stunning new role. Lucy and Judah's
breastfeeding poster
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From the Philledelphia Daily News comes
this snippet
* Beginning in October, reruns of "Xena: Warrior Princess" will also show up on
Oxygen, whose CEO, Geraldine Laybourne called "Xena" "the perfect
acquisition" for the women-themed network because "she's loaded with
ovaries." Before you pull out those old biology books, Laybourne later confirmed that
the mythical Xena had the same number of ovaries as 51 percent of the population, just
two.
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