Katherine Fugate discusses When Fates Collide.

Rob Tapert discusses A Friend In Need.

R.J. Stewart discusses The Ides of March.

“Speaking of angels,” I said, deftly segueing from newborns to Xena and Gabrielle’s recent time in Heaven and Hell, “how was shooting ‘Fallen Angel’, with those wings?” 

Lucy’s supposed to be filming Xena. How come she's not hard at work, nose to the grindstone, burning the midnight oil? Ah-ha, she's goofing off, loafing, feet up on the sofa!

Eric Gruendemann discusses Season 4.

Not many actors have had to enact two different death scenes for one character. But Australian actor David Franklin’s Xena: Warrior Princess alter ego Brutus was murdered on two different occasions, most recently in the season six classic When Fates Collide.

Xena writer and executive producer R.J. Stewart reveals what’s in store for the sixth season of the show as he prepares to bid farewell to the Warrior Princess once and for all.

Fascinated by how the hours of footage shot for an episode of Xena: Warrior Princess are whittled down to a 45-minute episode? Xena editor Robert Field reveals all to Ian Rentoul.

Timothy Omundson was at home in Los Angeles when Xena Magazine caught up with him shortly after the Xena: Warrior Princess episode Seeds of Faith aired for the first time in the US.

Joseph LoDuca, the man responsible for the music in Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, reveals his scoring secrets to Joe Nazzaro.

In the divergent roles of Cupid and Julius Caesar, actor Karl Urban has brought more than his fair share of love and hate to the Xenaverse. David Bassom gains an audience with the man behind the myths.

Scott Allie, the editor of Dark Horse Comics’ new Xena title, tells Gareth Wigmore how to beat the warrior princess into shape

Telling tales is Xena Executive Producer Rob Tapert’s trade, and it’s one he takes very seriously. As Eddie Summers found out, this is a man who is quite literally married to his job.