It took a princess forged in the heat of battle to change the landscape of TV in the 1990s. The weekly syndicated series premiered in September 1995, following Xena's journey over six seasons as she ...

It’s no secret that some stories in film, TV, and other mediums featured LGBT subtexts and innuendoes due to harsher, discriminatory times. One can argue the X-Men comics, for instance, were metaphors ...

Subtext finally becomes text, thanks to an upcoming reboot of Xena: Warrior Princess courtesy of NBC and writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach, the architect behind the CW's The 100. As much as the '90s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The weekly syndicated series premiered in September 1995, following Xena's journey over six seasons as she sought redemption for ...

Starring relative newcomer Lucy Lawless as the titular warrior princess and Renee O'Connor as her spirited companion Gabrielle, Xena: Warrior Princess brought something to TV that had never been done ...

So it was a very different time, and a show like Xena, which embraced its queer audience with playful "lesbian subtext" was so unique. Sept. 4 marks the 30th anniversary of a show about a mighty ...