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2007

July

• Pretoria News (South Africa) 31 July 2006 Xena and Her Warrior Women
  She stood tall as an oak tree, her long jet-black hair framing a face men would kill for; her body worthy of the silks of a pampered queen, but dressed instead in skin-tight leather; her only adornments a sword and pair of lethal hands able to crack a head open with one blow.
  
   

2004

October

• India will get to see Warrior Women next year according to Indiatelevision.com Discovery to focus on 'Warrior Women' next year - 25 October 2004

May

• Woman's Day (TV Day Supplement)- 1-7 May 2004 - Xena: Warrior Daughter Issue. Lucy talks about her role model - her mum and how she thinks that being a good mother is the best role model she can be. Article discusses upcoming Warrior Women in NZ and Australia on Discovery.

• Telescope Magazine - May 2004 - interview with Lucy about the Warrior Women documentary - Scans and Transcript

• Interview with Lucy and scan from the Malayasian magazine "Galaxie" - May 2004 - Forgotten Heroines in English. Lucy chats candidly about Warrior Women. being Xena and moving on. Many thanks to Ann for the article

• LA Times - 8 May 2004 article "Pirate Queen with Irish Luck" - on the life of Grace O'Malley
  ...Clew Bay is notorious for its reefs, hidden rocks and dangerous tidal currents. The morning was brisk and sunny, and I spent a few hours with Mary out on the water, imagining being on a pirate's galley. Only a month before, another warrior queen had roamed these waters, when the Discovery Channel was here making a five-part series on warrior women, narrated by Lucy Lawless of "Xena" fame. One segment was on Grace O'Malley.

• The Straits Times - 6 May 2004
  Women of substance She was the female hero in Xena: Warrior Princess, butas TV host in Warrior Women, Lucy Lawless lays down her sword to look at brave women in history

• The Australian newspaper -1 May 2004 - Queen's grievance - an irreverent review of the Warrior Women episode "Boudica".

• Skywatch Magazine (NZ cable programme guide) - May 2004. The article is about the upcoming WW series on Discovery in New Zealand with another gorgeous Lucy photo

• The Sunday Telegraph TV Guide - 25 April - 1 May 2004. Lucy talks about the Warrior Women series that will be on Discovery in Australia, a little about a possible Xena movie and Eurotrip

• NZ TV Guide - May 1-7, 2004 - transcript and scans from the NZ TV Guide - May 1-7, 2004 - Lucy talks about Warrior Women and also about the Xena Movie

March

• 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.
  Read the entire interview

• Business World Online - 26-27 March 2004
  Lucy Lawless: Warrior woman
  'Strong women are beginning to be taken seriously. We just have to tell our daughters that they can achieve anything. Even a father can do that.'

• Malay Mail Online (New Strait Times) - 27 March 2004
  interviews Lucy about Warrior Women, Eurotrip, Tarzan and Xena. The interview is quite good but covers a lot of old material.

2003

November

• Diva Magazine - November 2003 - Life After Xena (Warrior Women related article)

October

• 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

• Toronto Star - October 11-17, 2003 - Xena-Phobia Ex Warrior Princess Lucy Lawless is now in Toronto playing Tarzan's aunt in an all-new urban adventure. But an upcoming Discovery Channel history series shows she hasn't quite abandoned her warrior ways.

• Diva Magazine - November 2003 - Life After Xena. Interview with Lucy about the upcoming WW doco, her life after Xena.

• Toronto Star - 17 November 2003- Lucy Lawless Still Kicking Butt
  *article on the end of Tarzan and Lucy hosting WW doco to be shown in Canada

• Sunday Express S:2 - 12 October 2003 Interview with Lucy about life after Xena, her screenplay she is writing, jobs she turned down and about the Warrior Women documentary.

• The People Newspaper - 5 October 2003

• Total TV Guide" - Week of 11-17 October, 2003 - Iron Maidens - WW article

• The Sunday Telegraph - 12 October 2003 Lucy, the reluctant warrior  

September

• What Satellite TV - 22 September 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

• Lucy Chat - USAToday - 2 September
  Phoenix, AZ: What was the most exciting part of your travels while filming "Warrior Women" for the Discovery Channel?
  Lucy Lawless: China. Amazing! We were there at the beginning of the SARS outbreak. What was exciting was that the people were incredible, and so easy to relate to. I've been in Japan, and there's a whole world of manners and etiquette that separates you. In China I didn't feel that at all; I felt I was sitting with a bunch of Kiwis! They really have the feeling that China is the big wheel starting to move. If they live their whole life and never leave, they don't care because they're part of China's great ride. Click here to read the entire transcript
   

June

• The People (Ireland - Newspaper) 15 June 2003  - Xena Set to Play Irish Warrior Grainne

• Western People - "Warrior Princes' traces Granuaile's Tale - 4 June 2003
   

May

• The Mirror - 28 May 2003 - Granuaile joins Xena

April

• The Mayo News - 16 April 2003 - Grace O'Malley

• Ireland on Sunday - "Grainne Mhaol" (or Grace O'Malley)

March

• The Sunday Mirror - 16 March 2003 - Pirate Sea Queen Grace O'Malley