Lawless is known for her roles in the hit television series Xena: Warrior Princess and she followed it up with Spartacus: Blood and Sand (2010), its prequel Spartacus: Gods of the Arena , and the sequel Spartacus: Vengeance (2012).
Twitter was abuzz with discussion about the new actress who would be hired to play the fan-favorite character Cara Dune, who has been central to the series for the two seasons it has aired so far. With the third season already confirmed for December 2021, the hunt for the new character would be underway and Lawless was a favorite choice on the internet. I love #TheMandolorian. Gina Carano was by far the weakest actor in the show. The idea of her getting her own spin-off w/ #RangersOfTheNewRepublic was laughable from the start. Hopefully Lucasfilm & Disney can now make the show outside of the shadow of her ignorance. #LucyLawless, read one of the tweets.
Lucy Lawless Smacks Down Kevin Sorbo for Promoting Antifa Conspiracy Theory
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The Xena: Warrior Princess alum is blasting her former Hercules: The Legendary Journeys co-star for supporting baseless claim that it was leftist agitators who broke in the Capitol Hill. Jan 8, 2021
Kevin Sorbo on social media. Despite portraying fictional warriors who team up onscreen, the actress and her former co-star on TV series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys are on opposite sides when it comes to politics and she isn t reluctant to confront him.
On Thursday, January 7, the former Xena depicter took a jab at the former Hercules depicter for promoting Antifa conspiracy theory. Kevin supported the baseless claim that it was leftist agitators who broke in the Capitol Hill on Wednesday as he weighed in on a user s tweet which asked, Do these look like Trump supporters? Or Leftist agitators disguised as Trump supporters., along with a picture of the
2020: Year In Review - PT.1
News
What a wild year 2020 has been! We may have missed out on half the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there has still been plenty of quality action around the world on both the PSA World Tour and the PSA Challenger Tour across the last twelve months.
In the first of two parts, we are taking a look back at what happened in the three month spell of play from January to March, before the sport had to be put on a hiatus due to the pandemic, with lockdowns happening around the globe.
PSA
21st Dec 2020
Power Ratings
There have been plenty of changes on the SquashLevels Power Ratings following the CIB Black Ball Squash Open, with only three of the top eight in the women’s ratings remaining in the same position, and one of those did not participate in Cairo.
SquashLevels calculates a player’s current playing level after every match based on their levels going into the match and the result of that match. Their level will increase if they do better than expected or decrease if they do less well than expected giving a very dynamic measure for how well each player is playing ‘at the moment’ and what their playing level has been over time. For more information on how player levels are calculated, please see the