Steven L. Sears discusses Dreamworker.

They’ve got classes for everything in Hollywood. Spinning to keep your body in shape, swordfighting to help you get along with your co-stars and sitcom classes to teach you, well… I'll let Renee tell the story.

Steven L. Sears discusses Hooves & Harlots.

Actually, I made up a videotape of clips of all the Gabrielle and Gabrielle/Xena scenes strung together starting with the first episode, “Sins Of The Past.” It turned out to be a great way to catch Renee’s memories before they fade away.

“Your assignment, Sharon, should you decide to accept it, is to meet Lucy Lawless in a Starbucks' parking lot in the San Fernando Valley.”

Joel Metzger discusses The Ring.

Steven L. Sears discusses The Price.

Renee is four performances into her portrayal of Lady Macbeth in the Shakespeare By the Sea production of Macbeth. And she’s having fun.

“You're all right, my friend, you’re all right,” I hear Lucy whispering softly. She's a new mom again and seven-week-old Judah Miro Tapert is dropping off to sleep lying next to his mom in bed.

Part Five of a behind the scenes report on the set of Who’s Gurkhan?

Emily Skopov discusses Return of the Valkyrie.

They asked three people to do the commentary for the DVD of “Friend In Need” - Lucy, Renee and Rob. But they got a fourth voice for free, Miles William Muir, age: two months.

“I've got a cradle set up in the bedroom. I can't believe soon there will be a little baby in there!” Lucy answered the phone in a voice bubbling with excitement.

You don’t see each other for a year and when you get together, you pick up exactly where you left off. And that’s the way it was with Kevin.

He was also the funniest person I've ever worked with. Always joking and so self-deprecating. He’s got this great manly image, but he was excruciatingly funny.

He was so good looking, yet self-deprecating and selfless. I think he thought of his looks as a means to an end. It was work. It wasn't vanity. He will always be the ultimate guy for me. The perfect man.

He could do it all. If you watch the course of Hercules and Xena, you can see that. Every time I directed him as Ares, he was game to do anything.

No one can ever be him, but we can remember he never deviated. He always went for it. “Set the controls for the heart of the sun.”

He was sultry and sexy. Yet he could be self-deprecating. In a moment, he could go from threatening to funny and be totally believable. Kevin was like a fine wine that finally found the proper time to open the bottle.

Every time I met him, I thought, what a talented, amazing man. And he was such a humble, loving person as well.