Warrior Princess series finale is one of the most hated and controversial endings to a TV show, but one forgotten sequel ...

Marise Wipani, widely known for her roles in popular American and British TV shows such as Xena: Warrior Princess and Soldier ...

Modern TV and streaming networks are full of epic ... Thankfully, there were a few exceptions, one of which was the phenomenal Xena: Warrior Princess. Released in 1995 as a spinoff of Hercules ...

She also discovers that because of her past actions with Borias, she is responsible for the warrior's rise to power. Accompanied by Gabrielle, Xena sets out to save the city and make amends for ...

Twenty-three years after the show’s final episode aired, Xena’s appeal has not diminished. And it’s no mystery why Xena: Warrior Princess has stood the test of time — viewers loved the ...

New Zealand actress Marise Wipani, famous for her role in the cult series Xena: Warrior Princess, has passed away at the age ...

And we, of course, disguised social issues within our particular episodes — we just basically threw everything out there.” The heart of Xena is the relationship between the warrior princess ...

The New Zealand actress Marise Wipani, best known for appearing in Soldier, Soldier and Xena: Warrior Princess, died on her birthday on Friday ...

She's been a mythical warrior, a cyborg, and a demon from hell. Now, Lawless plays a private detective from New Zealand with a fondness for justice and baking bread. Lucy Lawless is well aware of ...

The first choice was British actress Vanessa Angel, who starred in the TV ... Xena was originally going to be blonde, but Lucy Lawless died her hair black. Lawless decided that an Amazonian ...