Xena - Lucy Lawless - Renee O'Connor
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December
November
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New Idea - 28 November 2000 - Lucy, Renee and Rob attend NZ Awards
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Church benefits from Crowe
and Lawless' painting skills -
Stuff.co.nz - 22 November 2000
SYDNEY: The painting efforts of New Zealand actors Russell Crowe and Lucy
Lawless have helped raise almost $A1000 ($NZ1300) for an
arson-damaged Sydney church. Gladiator star Crowe and Lawless, of Xena, Warrior
Princess fame, were among 130 celebrities who contributed paintings for an auction to
raise funds for St Patrick's Cathedral in Parramatta.
....Lawless' canvas showing a church and captioned "We are all God's people" fetched $A370. The highest price paid was $A2500 for a work by Australian artist Max Mannix. The auction raised $A50,000 for
the fund to rebuild the 65-year-old cathedral, which was gutted by fire four years ago.
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Media Week - Oxygen In Duel To Conquer 'Xena' Rights
Oxygen Media is developing an appetite -- and a budget -- for off-network programming.
Sources said the fledgling cable network is close to lassoing a deal with Studios USA for
the rerun rights to "Xena: Warrior Princess," which is wrapping its six-year run
in first-run syndication at the end of the season.
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Fundraising fears hit
child abuse ad - NZ Herald - 15 November 2000
A television advertisement raising awareness of child abuse - starring Lucy Lawless, Liz
Gunn and Michael Jones - may not screen. But the anti-child abuse campaign they are
promoting is alive and well, says Lawless, the star of Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Star Tribune - 12 November 2000 - The New Wonder Women
of the Air - Article is about the rise of the female action hero - Lucy quotes
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Newcastle Herald - 3 November 2000 - Here Goes
Lucy
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Philadelphia News Online - 2
November 2000
They put the grrl in Power
"Xena: Princess Warrior," mythical syndicated TV star
The reformed outlaw rides a steed, swings a sword and, in her leather bustier and
goth-black tresses, manages to be a magnet for both guys and babes. As played by
actress Lucy Lawless, Xena is a tough-as-nails princess who fights evil in a primitive
world.
October
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NZ Herald - 19 October 2000
- Xena ready to harness lightning's last flash
Lucy Lawless is determined to make the last episodes of Xena, Warrior Princess the best of the series' six-year run.
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NZ Herald - 18
October 2000 - Xena confronts last villain
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End of Xena - sad day for New Zealand" from the
NZ Herald - 18 October
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The Age - 18 October 2000
(newspaper from Melbourne, Victoria) also featured a small section of their back page to
the demise of the show.
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Reuters News Wire article - 18 October 2000 - Warrior Xena to
Finish TV Battle Against Evil
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The Tennesseean - 18 October 2000 - Looks Like Lawless
Will Hang Up Her Sword
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The
Sydney Telegraph - 18 October 2000
The Sydney Telegraph newspaper had a small blurb about the ending of XWP with a nice pic
of Lucy. It was a humourous little piece that said Lucy was the best export from NZ other
than sheep and Tim Finn! <vbg>
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Yahoo News - 17 October 2000 - Xena Will
Ride Off Into the Sunset
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FilmInk Magazine (Australia) October 2000 - Dealing With Donna. Film listed as "In Planning" -
Lucy Lawless in Dreamwatch #74 - October 2000 magazine With the series drawing to a close, Lucy Lawless talks to Joe Nazzaro about the importance of being
Xena.
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Realms of Fantasy
- October 2000 - Eve's destiny will be revealed on Xena: Warrior Princess this season.
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Sci Fi Magazine October 2000 (the Official
magazine for the Sci Fi channel) - Let out the whoops and hollers: Xena is back for a sixth season.
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Acamax Entertainment News - 17 October 2000
"XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS"
"Xena: Warrior Princess" -- syndicated television's highest-rated first-run
action show -- is wrapping things up. The producers say the series will end production in
the spring of 2001 after six seasons. It'll air through the summer of 2001. The show,
starring Lucy Lawless, was a spin-off of "Hercules, the Legendary Journeys,"
which aired its series finale in January 2000.
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Los Angeles (Zap2It.com) - 16 October 2000
Although "Xena:Warrior Princess" may be leaving the airwaves at the end of
the 2000-01 season, not all kick-ass women are leaving TV. The
replicant-slaying girl power behind "Cleopatra 2525" are returning to
syndication in a new one-hour form, according to a conference call with
the Studios USA Domestic Television head Steven Rosenberg.
[click here to read full
article]
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WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Oct. 16 /PRNewswire/
-- The hit "Xena: Warrior Princess," syndicated television's highest rated
first-run action hour, will conclude its enormously successful six-year run at the end of
the 2000-01 season. Studios USA Domestic Television President Steve Rosenberg and Rob
Tapert, the series creator and executive producer, made the announcement today. The series
will wrap production on its full 22-episode sixth season order this spring and will air
through summer 2001.
[click here to read full story] -
Cinescape Magazine - September/October 2000 - Sci-Fi
Invasion Resistance is futile, television viewers. This autumn, science fiction and
fantasy are finally taking over the airwaves. Article about Xena.
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