He established Autolycus as one of Xena and Hercules' most popular recurring characters and helmed some of both series' finest hours. Now, Bruce Campbell has landed the leading role in Renaissance Pictures' latest series, Jack of All Trades.

George Strayton brings the latest news direct from the offices of Renaissance Pictures…

She's played everyone from Hercules' first wife, Deianeira, to Hippolyta, the Amazon Queen. Yet her performances have never been seen away from the show's sets.

Fresh from playing the twins Pao Ssu and K'ao Hsin in the Xena episodes Purity and Back in the Bottle, Marie Matiko shares some of her most revealing experiences.

Costume designer Jane Holland has taken on an Olympian mission, as Kate Barker discovers.

Kate Barker brings you an exclusive behind-the-scenes report on Xena’s season five’s musical extravaganza, Lyre, Lyre, Hearts On Fire…

Steven L. Sears talks to Ian Rentoul about guiding the Amazon nations through four years of Xena: Warrior Princess.

Alison Bruce knows what it’s like to kick butt… When she remembers the right moves, anyway, as she tells K. Stoddard Hayes.

Jennifer Sky, as Xena's hanger-on Amarice, has turned heads and broken necks.

Don’t know your Alti from your Melosa? Confused by Centaurs? Want to know which episode to watch to learn the steps to a tribal dance?

Planned as a Halloween episode for the United States, Darkness Visible has been described by one actor as “Hercules Meets Dracula”.

Clip shows often contain a comic premise to tie all the flashbacks together and Punch Lines is no exception.

With a brand new trilogy of novels, Ru Emerson returns to the world of Xena.

Shortly after his departure from Xena: Warrior Princess, Steven L. Sears talks to Ian Rentoul about his work and the time he’s spent on the show.

Kathryn Morris had the dubious honour of playing the nasty Najara in Xena: Warrior Princess. K. Stoddard Hayes outreaches to the converted.

Kate Barker caught up with Renee O’Connor on the set of Animal Attraction to talk about the latest changes in the show.

After the earth-shattering events of Animal Attraction, Xena’s life is never going to be the same. But this isn’t the first time she - or Hercules - has had to face up to family ties.

Fallen Angel required vast amounts of creative work to bring its vision to the screen. From make-up to visual effects, Xena’s own angelic host pulled out all the stops… 

In this exclusive feature Kate Barker goes behind the scenes to find out how such a dazzling episode [Fallen Angel] was brought to the screen.

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