Hello! February 6, 1999 Issue pg 69 <> "She looks barely recognisable out of her leather armour, but Lucy Lawless, better known as XWP, would attract a few stares if she went about dressed
in the style of her character. The 31-year-old NZ actress was out shopping for household goods for the $2 million home she bought in NOV. She got married to the show's exec. producer, Rob Tapert last year" [Many thanks to
Dannii for the info]
The Hollywood Reporter -24 February 2004 (Second article) on
the merits of shooting films in New Zealand with new tax incentives and quotes from Rob about Boogeyman and why New Zealand
The Hollywood Reporter - January 2000 Issue celebrating 100 episodes of Xena Warrior Princess with interviews and adverts from
Lucy, Renee and the rest of the cast, staff and those associated with the show
ICH Community Moves Magazine - October 1998 IHC's 1998 Annual Appeal highlighted intellectually disabled teenagers achieving their dreams. For Tim Fairhall, who was the 'face' of the appeal, it led to the opportunity to make a 'dream come true'. Those who saw Tim say
on TV One's 'Breakfast that he wanted to be an actor, to appear on Hercules or Xena, and to make an acceptance speech at the Academy Awards, were impressed by his passion for his dream. IHC's Fundraising Manager John Bergin
decided to try to make part of that dream happen
In Style Magazine - 1 June 2000 - Action Figures: The gods may have blessed them with athletic prowess, but TV's
superwomen still have to do their share of crunches. Check out how these tough, beautiful babes stay ready to rumble. Scan and transcript
Added transcript and image from Jane Magazine - April 2003 - Lucy attended a screening of the new documentary, Double Dare, about legendary stuntwomen Jeannie
Epper (Wonder Woman) and Zoë Bell (Xena and Kill Bill).
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles
The Jewish Journal Of Greater Los Angeles
with an article about Sam Raimi's Jewish roots and about his upcoming movie Spiderman
(Lucy has a very small cameo as a punk rocker)
New Lucy Interview - LesbiaNation - 31 March 2004 We recently caught up with former "Xena" star Lucy Lawless making the pilot season rounds in Los Angeles, what she calls "the roller coaster of hell." The public hasn't seen much of Lawless since her brief guest role on "The
X-Files," her animated appearance on "The Simpsons" (and that tiny walk-on in Spiderman), but now she's back and ready for action. With two new film appearances under her belt, possible "negotiations" in the works for a TV show,
and the new Xena Season Three DVD set on the shelves - she's one busy lady, and loving every crazy minute of it.
Lesbians on the Loose March 1998 Issue 99 Xena-philes and crossing the Nile(s) - brief article about the 1998 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and
mention of Lucy being invited to the parade.
Los Angeles Business Journal - 13 October 2003 - TV warriors attack universal, claiming royalties were kept - Media & Technology - Universal Studios sued over hit
shows. Lucy and Kevin Sue Universal
Metro Magazine - 22 September 2004 - Lucy attends WIFTI summit in New Zealand - Storytelling that matters: the 2004 WIFTI Summit in New Zealand.(Women
in Film and Television International)
National Enquirer - 25 March 1997 - Lesbians Love Xena. The article is the usual guff about Lucy and Xena. Contains 3 images: Xena, Lucy as Mrs New Zealand
and Lucy with Daisy as a baby.
NZ New Idea - 5 February 2005 - Party Princess - Lucy Lawless proved she's stil got the legs to keep men looking when she popped out
of a giant birthday cake at a Xena convention. The warrior princess emerged in a skimpy bikini and a black afro wig, closely followed by Renee O"Conner, who played her sidekick Gabrielle on the show.
NZ New Idea - 19 January 2002 - The most fearless woman on TV, former Xena star Lucy Lawless, is taking a really scary
step. Kiwi actress Lucy is preparing to become a mum for the third time, putting her high-flying career on hold as she fulfils a long-held dream.
New Idea - 13 November 1999 - Lucy's Water Baby. Rumours ran hot about Lucy Lawless' home birth and New Idea has now learned that the gorgeous star opted for an
unconventional underwater birth
Newsweek Magazine - 19 May 1997 Her cup runneth over. (actress Lucy Lawless inadvertently exposed her breasts while
singing the national anthem at a Mighty Ducks hockey game)
