Lucy Video: LGBTI Awards Red Carpet
This is just hysterical (and so was the presenter). Lucy takes over once he storms off. Original video is located here
Just Lucy bits below:
April 2017 Archives
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Interview: Lesbians on the Loose Magazine Interviews Lucy April 17 2017 Issue
Fearless is the word that comes to my mind when I think of Lucy Lawless. Her surname fits her so well, but it could just as well be Lucy Fearless, or even Lucy Badass, because she is all of these things. It was my absolute pleasure to speak with Lucy via Skype recently where we chatted about her win as Ally of the Year in the recent Australian LGBTI Awards; the impact of Xena from Xena: Warrior Princess—still her most famous role; and her passion for making the world a better place. Click here to read full interview The magazine is free instore or you can subscribe to the digital version here |
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Lucy Lawless Still Fighting To Help Others As Xena the Warrior Princess she inspired women to be strong, now she still champions LGBTI rights.
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Pics and Video of Lucy at Greenpeace Taitu Launch Here's some more pics and video of Lucy at the launch of the new Greenpeace boat Taitu
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Lucy Video and Pics: The Actors' Benevolent Fund Afternoon Gala April 2, 2017 AUSXIP Reporter MartineXena was on hand to watch Lucy take part in the Actors' Benevolent Fund Afternoon Gala in New Zealand April 2, 2017
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Lucy Attends Taitu Launch for Greenpeace in Wellington April 1, 2017
Greenpeace NZ launched their new ship called Taitu today in Wellington. It’s a 15 metre ship that was purchased via crowdfunding. On April 1, 2017 a ceremony was held at Wharewaka Function Centre to bless the boat. Stuff.co.nz had the following about the event Lucy Lawless pours Feijoa bubbly on Taitu during the naming ceremony. Taitu has been named, blessed and had a first drink before it leaves Wellington to earn some rainbow coloured stripes. The 15-metre ship is the latest addition to Greenpeace's Kiwi fleet, purchased thanks to a crowd funding campaign that saw $100,000 raised in seven days. A ceremony at the Wharewaka Function Centre on Saturday brought four corners of New Zealand to the boat's waterfront blessing. Greenpeace New Zealand director Russel Norman said sand was brought from the country's east and west coasts, feijoa wine from the north and a bottle of pinot noir from the south. "It represents four points of the compass," he said.
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Lucy To Perform To Raise Money For Struggling Actors April 2 in New Zealand
The Actors' Benevolent Fund gala will benefit performers who are temporarily or permanently unable to work because of an injury, illness or disability. Comedian Michele A'Court is MCing the 90 minute showcase which will feature performances from music legends Shona Laing and Dave Dobbyn, Lawless, and many other actors and artists. Lawless said the event was about performers and audiences coming together to support actors in need and it was a cause that she was proud to support. "It's really nice to participate in something by actors for actors. Entertainment is a very important part of the well-being of society and you need performers to deliver that - whether it's in movies or on the stage, a live performance. "For many, many actors there's no back up. There's no ACC for them. So this is a chance for people who love art, whether you're in the business or not, to contribute to the well-being of [actors]." The 49-year-old actress - loved around the world for her leading role in Xena: Warrior Princess - told the Weekend Herald that when an actor stops working because of illness, injury or disability it's for an "awfully good reason", so the money raised at the gala would go to people who really need help. "You don't want to let the side down and it's just part of your being able to contribute in that way, so when actors are sick they're not kidding around." During the gala show she will read Australian musician Nick Cave's "very poetic" letter My muse is not a horse. Cave wrote the letter as a response to his nomination for MTV's Best Male artist award in 1996 after releasing his ninth studio album Murder Ballads. In it he said though he was "grateful and flattered" to be nominated, he asked the nomination to be withdrawn. "It's about how being rewarded by awards might cause his muse to flee," Lawless said. "And I think it's about something that every creative person, and we're all creative, needs to be reminded of - that to treat our creativity as something very precious and not try to put a value on it because the value of it is incalculable." Fellow star Kiwi actress Jennifer Ward-Lealand, who is performing in and helping organise the gala, said many actors regularly performed for different charities, but were hesitant to admit when they needed help themselves. "Actors are notoriously proud. It's usually people around them who say 'this person is in strife'." Funds raised through the gala's ticket sales will be distributed by the New Zealand Actors' Benevolent Fund, a charity which formed in 2013. The organisation supports New Zealand actors through health issues in a variety of ways - be it by paying their utility bills while they go through a round of chemo, or helping to fund medical treatment. Tickets to the gala - costing between $30 and $100 - are on sale on Eventfinda. • The Weekend Herald has 50 double passes to the Actors' Benevolent Fund Afternoon Gala on Sunday to giveaway. This one-time-only event at the Pop-up Globe at Ellerslie Racecourse starts at 4pmAll proceeds from this event will be donated to the Actors' Benevolent Fund. To enter, email: boxoffice@popupglobe.co.nz with your name and 'Herald ABF' in the subject line. The first 50 people to email will get the double passes and your win will be confirmed by return email by 5pm Saturday. |
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Lucy Sings "So Does Your Mother" In Italy February 2017 I’m not sure what this is about but here’s Lucy’s singing with an Italian band the song “So Does Your Mother” in February 2017. Their facebook page explains how this came about (it’s translated from Italian and I don’t know Italian so I have no clue if it’s correct) A few months ago, we played with our friend Lucy Lawless and we had so much fun to do this piece of space waltz called out on the streets ". of course we sdymmato to duty. It's been a wonderful experience and as you can see we had fun. Unfortunately that day our beautiful gian Maria wasn't there and has been replaced by one of the founding members of this project Francesco Fusco. I hope you enjoy this video to see how we have fun playing!
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