Tros Compass - March 1998
- Lucy Lawless, as Xena, has
put her past behind her 'Cockroaches out, Humor in'
TuffStuff Collect (UK)
Tuff Stuff's Collect! Magazine - March 1998 Xena Warrior Princess
Immortalised in New Cards & Toys. Girl Power Tall, dark and deadly Xena Warrior Princess is capturing the hearts of fans and collectors
TV & Satellite Week (UK) 25 Feb - 3 March 2006 - Lucy In The Sky With Cylons. Former Xena star Lucy Lawless boards Battlestar
Galactica. She's famous for playing kick-ass warrior princess Xena, but Lucy Lawless is
almost unrecognisable as she guest stars in this week's episode of the
sci-fi drama Battlestar Galactica. - Many thanks to Sue for the scans
TV Guide Online 28 October 2005 Lucy Lawless: From Xena to Katrina. Lucy
Lawless really should go on Fear Factor. The former Xena: Warrior
Princess star had to fight off a swarm of gonzo grasshoppers earlier this
year in the CBS TV-movie Locusts, and now in the sequel, the imaginatively
titled Vampire Bats (Sunday at 9 pm/ET), she's battling a horde of... well,
you get the idea. But she also weathered far more real storms this year, as
you'll see in TVGuide.com's interview with the Kiwi.
TV Guide Online 8 September
2005 Lucy Lawless Raids the Galactica. Xena is back, and she's
taking names. Well, OK, not exactly. Lucy Lawless is back in the fantasy/sci-fi fold, playing D'Anna Friel, a pesky investigative journalist on Friday night's episode of Battlestar
Galactica (airing at 10 pm/ET on Sci Fi Channel).
TV Guide (US) - 10 to 16 April 1999 - Wonder Women - Cosmic Encounter - Xena and Seven of Nine zap across time and space for our exclusive chat with TV's wonder women. Interview
with Lucy Lawess & Jeri Ryan
TV Guide - March 6 1999 - speculation on kd lang appearing on XWP and Lucy's hopes for the future
TV Guide - 22 November 1997 As the best-looking sword-toting, leather-clad super heroine on TV,
Lucy Lawless is a feminist icon for the 90's. "Xena is sexy but not in the way most people think," the New Zealand actress says of her role on the syndicated hit Xena Warrior Princess...
TV Guide June 1996 - Hercules and Xena, a mythic couple if ever there was one, have led their respective TV shows to quick and enormous popularity. Now
Hercules will be the hero (what else?) of a new monthly comic book. To give TV Guide readers a special avance look, we asked Topps Comics to create this exclusive five-page adventure
TV Time
30 October - 5 November 2005 Killer Bats. A Louisiana College Professor (Lucy Lawless) Discovers
That Mutated Vampire Bats Are Responsible For a Series of Bizarre Murders,
And She Must Find A Way To Stop The Bloodsuckers.
TV Week Magazine 9 - 15 September 2000 Lucy Lawless, star of TV's Xena: Warrior Princess, talks about being a mum again and how her daughter Daisy is overjoyed to have a
little brother...
TV Week (Australia) 17 February 1997 - scan of Lucy and small article about Lucy putting a stop to her HOliday Travel show segments being used on Australian TV Holiday show.
TV Zone - #142 June 2001 - She lived by the sword and ultimately she dies by the sword. Xena Warrior Princess has
been a constant staple of cult television for the past 6 years. Lucy Lawless and Renee O'connor discuss the WARRIOR'S FATE
UGO Magazine - March 2003 - Interview with Lucy Lawless Before Sam Raimi became one of the hottest movie directors because of Spider-Man, he produced Xena: Warrior Princess. That show garnered a huge following in syndication, and its ratings soon surpassed the show from which it spun
off, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Xena's second season is now on DVD, and I got a chance to talk with its star, Lucy Lawless, between makeup sessions on her new WB series, Tarzan.
Variety Magazine - 19 April 2004 New Zealand women & film: New Zealand's internationally acclaimed women filmmakers pride themselves on their unique perspective.
Variety Magazine - 8 September 2003 - Lawless swings back into action on WB's 'Tarzan' Thesp also to develop own series for fall 2004. Lucy Lawless has a new role: "Kathleen, Tarzan Aunt."
VIP Magazine (Ireland) - October 2003 - On her first trip to Ireland, Xena: Warrior Princess Actress Lucy Lawless Talks about the role
that made her famous, and her new series on history's most fearless women
About the movie I'll Make You Happy - April/May 1999 - Lucy has a cameo as herself in this movie.
What Satellite TV - UK
What Satellite TV - 22 September 2003
History's Heroines - TV's Xena leads Warrior Women into battle on Discovery Lucy Lawless, AKA Xena Warrior Princess presents Warrior Women on Discovery this month. Elise Harris talked to her about some of the history's
heroines
Who Weekly - 16 December 1996 Issue -
Xena-File: New Zealander Lucy Lawless conquers dastardly foes - and American audiences - as Xena: Warrior Princess
Woman's Day - September 2003 there are 3 pictures of Lucy walking with her daughter, Daisy, on the set in hair curls! If you would like a copy of these, just let us know. Click here to see the scans.
NZ Woman's Day - 26 April 1999
We all love Lucy Lawless, and now there's more reason to love - the
Warrior Princess and hubby Rob Tapert are expecting a new recruit to their
ranks.
NZ Woman's Weekly 30 January 2006 Lucy Lawless - My Life Changing Journey. Her career is bubbling along with a regular guest role on
Battlestar Galactica and plans to record an album.
But for Lucy Lawless, last year's highlight was a trip to visit the child
whose life she helped save. This article has been written by Lucy about
her visit to Bangladesh and the impact it had on
her.
NZ Woman's Weekly - February 2005 - Lucy Lawless wowed fans at a Xena convention in Los Angeles when she popped out of a
birthday cake in an Afro wig and skimpy outfits and peformed a song and dance routine with co-star Renee O'Connor to celebrate the event's 10th birthday.
Woman's Weekly 5 February 2001 article and scan of
Lucy with young patient. Kiwi charities have relied on celebrities to help their
causes for decades but how would they fare if networks pulled the plug? Celebrities have
been fronting good causes in New Zealand for decades but that might be about to change
after one network has been forced to re-think its policy.
Woman's Weekly - 11 October 1999 - Flawless Knit,
New Zealanders have watched with pride as their very own princess has
achieved fame and fortune abroad and married the man of her dreams. But,
in 1983, she was just another pretty face in a knitwear advertisement.
Yes, Lucy Lawless was a Shepherd wool girl.
NZ Woman's Weekly Magazine Feb 97 -
Kiwi actor Lucy Lawless has scored worldwide publicity
as a result of the riding accident - and now she's being mobbed!
Xpose Special #23 has a Top 25 Fantasy Faces of 2003. Xena/Lucy was number 20. Click here to see the scans.
XPose Special #11 April 2000 - From A to Xena
If you're a beginner to the world of Xena, worry no longer as Kate Anderson presents an A-Z guide to the important people and places so you can tell your Amphipolis from your elbow
Zij aan Zij - October 1999 Issue #9
Hercules is a nice fantasy show but it becomes really interesting when
the beautiful, dangerous Xena, played by Lucy Lawless, appears. Xena got
her own show called 'Xena Warrior Princess' in which she's helped by
Gabrielle (Renee O'Connor).
