In his farewell interview for Xena: Warrior Princess Magazine, Ted Raimi talks to K. Stoddard Hayes about his final appearances on Xena, his upcoming movie and music video projects, and his passion for chocolate ice cream…

For those fans who didn't have the good fortune of being able to attend the UK's biggest annual Xena convention. Chariots of War III, Xena Magazine's Kate Barker brings us in on the action…

Set reporter Kate Barker took time out to attend Auckland's comics pulp expo, Armageddon, where she found a few familiar faces...

Attending the Starfury Chariots of War Xena convention in London at the end of September, Ted Raimi kindly granted Xena Magazine a few moments of his time.

This month, K. Stoddard Hayes fires questions at Ted Raimi, who takes the opportunity to display his trademark off-beat humour.

Before Ted Raimi bids farewell to the Xenaverse, he stops off to take a trip down memory lane with Xena Magazine readers, admitting that he and his on-screen alter ego aren't that dissimilar, and that he never really liked that hat…

Annoying upstart, or brave and trustworthy friend? K. Stoddard Hayes leads the case for the defence.

Ted Raimi talks to Kate Barker about playing the fool.

It’s a chilly winter’s day on the set of Xena: Warrior Princess. Between takes, the Special Effects team have set up to test a literally explosive effect. After a quick check that everyone still has their ear plugs, somebody flicks a switch.

Although many actors draw upon their own real-life experiences to create a character, it would be far too easy to say that Joxer, Xena’s over-enthusiastic semi-sidekick, is based on Ted Raimi.