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14 July 2009 11:56 PM, PDT | From HollywoodChicago.com | See recent HollywoodChicago.com news
Chicago – TNT on Tuesday launched executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer’s no-holes-barred cop drama, “Dark Blue”. Like Bruckheimer’s successful predecessors in its genre (“C.S.I: Miami”, “C.S.I. New York”, “Cold Case”, and “Without a Trace”), “Dark Blue” provides captivating crime scenarios, an easy-on-the-eyes cast (including Dylan McDermott of “The Practice”), and just enough suspense to keep engaged.
Television Rating: 3.0/5.0 Unlike “C.S.I.: Miami”, “Dark Blue” achieves both subtle and speedy depth in its characters. McDermott’s “Lt. Carter Shaw”, with his “just-rolled-out-of-a-bed-of-nails” demeanor, creates far more intrigue than one-dimensional David Caruso‘s “stand-firm, wince-in-thought, turn-sideways, wince-in-thought-again,” dance as “Horatio Caine”.
Dylan McDermott stars in TNT’s drama series “Dark Blue”.
Photo credit: Danny Feld
The series opens with a charge as an undercover FBI agent, at the hands of a criminal team and undercover cop Dean Bendis (Logan Marshall-Green of TV’s “The O.C”), is electrocuted within inches of his life.
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1 July 2009 4:12 AM, PDT | From Digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news
CSI: Miami's return to Five last night pulled in the drama's best ever ratings, early figures suggest. The seventh season debut, in which it was revealed that Haratio - played by David Caruso - had faked his own death, attracted 3.77m (18.2%) to Five, making it the most-watched programme during the 9pm hour. Its nearest rival, a repeat of Waking The Dead, put in 3.14m (15.1%) for BBC One. The penultimate episode of ITV1's Ladette To Lady was seen by 3.07m (14.8%), The Conspiracy Files - focusing on the the 7/7 London bombings - had 1.4m (6.8%) for BBC Two, and 750k (3.6%) tuned in for Channel 4's Dispatches: Terror In Mumbai. Holby City led the 8pm hour, logging a solid 5.39m (27.7%), and the second part of ITV1's World's Best Diet, featuring Linda Robson (more)
By Dan French
26 June 2009 3:32 PM, PDT | From Cinematical.com | See recent Cinematical news
It's understandable if you don't get a shiver down your spine when you hear the name Danvers unless you're a fan of abandoned insane asylums, horror movies, or H.P. Lovecraft. But if you've caught the criminally underseen Session 9, which was written and directed by Brad Anderson, you'll know an apartment at the newly renovated Avalon Advantage in Danvers is not the hottest property investment on the market.
Session 9 is one of the scariest movies I've ever seen, and it boasts a fine performance from David Caruso as well, with nary a pair of sunglasses in sight. And, most pantswettingly, it was actually filmed on location in the Danvers State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Danvers, Ma. (Anderson also wrote and directed the equally excellent and underseen Transsiberian.)
As per the wonderful website Atlas Obscura, "While it was built with a surprisingly caring and modern attitude toward the mentally ill,
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Jenni Miller
26 June 2009 9:00 AM, PDT | From Movieline | See recent Movieline news
· CBS has launched Project Leno ("Late prime Enhanced News Opportunity" -- hee hee!), which involves sending "tool kits" to affiliates to promote the scripted programming they hope to crush NBC with. May we suggest brochure Selling Sex: David Caruso, the Exotic Ginger Hunk of 'CSI: Miami' is as good a starting place as any? [Variety]
· Paramount purchased spec script Hellified, a "supernatural action movie involving a journey to hell" to be produced by Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, and featuring two bumbling, illiterate and jive-talkin' Satan's minions named Thugzebub and Haylllll No. [THR]
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24 June 2009 6:05 PM, PDT | From MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news
According to the The Hollywood Reporter Eddie Cibrian is joining the cast of the CBS' crime drama CSI: Miami. He will be a series regular.
He will play an officer from the Hollywood division that comes on board the team in Miami.
This show from CBS TV Studios and Bruckheimer TV is gearing up for its eighth season this fall.
According to the show's producers, Adam Rodriguez will be back next season. In the finale from season seven his chances of living were left up in the air. He plays Eric Delko, a member of Horatio Caine's (David Caruso) forensic team.
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24 June 2009 3:00 PM, PDT | From PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news
David Caruso, hold onto your shades! Eddie Cibrian will join the cast of C.S.I. Miami as a regular when the series starts its eighth season this fall, People has confirmed. Cibrian will play an officer from the Hollywood Division that joins the squad in Miami. Before then, Cibrian will star in the Hallmark movie Working Miracles. - Cynthia Wang from Huffington Post Miley's New Photo Scandal (Poll) Watch: Conan's Tribute To Ed McMahon
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23 June 2009 7:00 PM, PDT | From TVGuide - Breaking News | See recent TVGuide.com - Breaking News news
Grey's Anatomy</i>), Marcia Cross (<I>Housewives</i>) and David Caruso (<I>CSI: Miami</i>)" style="margin:0 5px 5px" />Every week, senior editors Matt Webb Mitovich, Mickey O'Connor and Tim Molloy satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to mega_scoop@tvguide.com.
Color me shocked that Katherine Heigl isn't leaving Grey's Anatomy. Is it possible we're being duped in some way? — Krista
Matt: I must say that the lack of fanfare surrounding ABC's confirmation of Heigl's status — especially when juxtaposed with the flurry of official statements regarding T.R. Knight's departure — made me raise one of my overgrown eyebrows. "Sure, she's staying... for just one more episode," I cynically hypothesized. But one of my best sources insists that this is not a case of clever semantics, and that Heigl's Izzie will have a significant presence in the fall.
Please give me some scoop on what's next for Desperate Housewives' Bree.
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10 June 2009 10:00 AM, PDT | From Vanity Fair | See recent Vanity Fair news
Last month, AMC told the producers of Matthew Weiner’s meticulously crafted, Emmy-winning drama Mad Men, about the New York advertising world in the 1960s, that they were going to have to jam an extra two-minute commercial break into the show. It’s hard to think of a more ironic scenario afflicting a TV show—maybe if David Caruso was stabbed with his own sunglasses. An extra two minutes might not seem like much, but Weiner’s reluctance to give in is understandable. Mad Men has the cinematic feel and meditative pace of pay-channel dramas like HBO’s The Sopranos, but unlike those programs, it relies on selling ad-time. For a show as immersive as Mad Men, each commercial break arguably represents more of a disruption than it does for sitcoms or more formulaic dramas, which tend to integrate those breaks in their structure, scripting gags and cliffhangers around them.
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4 June 2009 1:05 AM, PDT | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news
CSI: Miami star David Caruso is facing more legal woes - his former nanny is suing the mother of his children.
Maria Vianey Guadron filed suit against the actor's ex-girlfriend Liza Marquez earlier this week (beg01Jun09) claiming wrongful termination and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Guadron cared for the couple's two children before the pair split in 2007 and then allegedly went to work solely for Marquez.
The nanny says she was fired after she refused to sign a confidentially agreement which she claims would have barred her from speaking about matters discussed in private with Marquez.
Guadron is a potential witness in an ongoing custody/palimony battle between the former couple and she insists signing the document would have prohibited her from testifying in the case, according to website TMZ.com.
Guadron has asked for the Los Angeles County Superior Court to grant her unspecified damages.
But Marquez's lawyer has spoken out against the lawsuit and denied the allegations.
Debra Opri tells RadarOnline.com, "Guadron has been employed by the same employer, David Caruso, and still is. He has paid Guadron all along, and still does as she still works for him. David Caruso is harassing my client through the nanny, and he better be ready to be named as a defendant.”
A representative for Caruso could not be reached for comment as WENN went to press.
Caruso and his ex are locked in a bitter legal dispute after Marquez filed a suit against the actor, claiming he had failed to pay her $1 million (£666,000) as part of a split deal.
The former couple shares children Marquez, three, and Paloma, 20 months.
21 April 2009 2:29 PM, PDT | From ScreenRant.com | See recent Screen Rant news
William Peterson who played Gil Grissom in the first nine seasons of the hit procedural police show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has confirmed that a film version of the show is in production.
Speaking to The Radio Times, the star (who also produces the show) said that the film would probably happen sooner rather than later and that the film would need a solid story - so that it wasn’t just a case of “making it for the money.”
The star also indicated that he would also return to his signature role for the film even though in the series his character was recently replaced by Laurence Fishburne in the smash hit show.
Speaking to the BBC publication, Peterson said that he understood that fans of the series would be worried that a film version might ruin their enjoyment of the show:
“I can understand people are a little
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14 April 2009 12:00 PM, PDT | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news
An Austrian woman who sent a death threat to CSI: Miami star David Caruso after failing to get his autograph was jailed for seven months on Tuesday.
The unnamed 41-year-old was accused of sending approximately 100 letters to Caruso, including one in which she threatened his life.
She fled to Mexico in attempt to avoid arrest, but gave herself up to Austrian authorities in March after 10 months on the run.
A court in Innsbruck, western Austria has ordered the woman to be held in a centre that treats prisoners with psychiatric problems.
Her lawyer has reportedly not ruled out an appeal.
14 April 2009 8:52 AM, PDT | From TheInsider.com | See recent The Insider news
A woman has reportedly been jailed for seven months in Austria after allegedly sending a death threat to "CSI: Miami" star David Caruso. The woman, 41, sent the threat after the actor failed to give her an autograph, France's Afp news agency reports. The fan is said to have sent Caruso over a hundred letters including the death threat. She will be held in a jail for prisoners with psychiatric issues, though Afp says the woman's lawyer is still considering an appeal. In an attempt to avoid arrest, the woman initially fled to Mexico, but returned to Austria after 10 months and turned herself into authorities in March.
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10 April 2009 12:01 PM, PDT | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news
CSI: Miami star David Caruso has accused his ex-lover of fabricating allegations in a dispute over financial support.
Marquez is suing her ex in Los Angeles County Superior Court for fraud, breach of settlement agreement and emotional distress, claiming she agreed to be a stay-at-home mother in return for Caruso offering financial provision for her and their kids.
According to court documents, Caruso broke off the three-year romance shortly after his girlfriend gave birth to their second child in October 2007, reportedly agreeing to pay Marquez $1 million (£681,385) as part of a split deal.
She claims he later reneged on the promise.
But three-times wed Caruso has lashed out at his ex, insisting Marquez's lawsuit is putting their children's welfare in jeopardy.
A spokesperson for the actor tells Radaronline.com, "Last month, David became concerned about the welfare of his children and sought court assistance to redefine David's and Liza's custodial schedules.
"It now appears that Liza has decided to retaliate by raising false claims against David, which David finds unfortunate since these claims will divert the parties' and the court's attention away from the best interests of the children."
10 April 2009 9:54 AM, PDT | From Digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news
David Caruso reportedly faces a lawsuit after his ex-lover filed legal papers against him. The CSI: Miami star is being sued by Lisa Marquez over allegations that he did not provide her with financial support. Marquez claims that she agreed to be a stay-at-home mother in return for Caruso providing for her and their children. Caruso allegedly agreed to give his ex $$1 million after (more)
By Dan French
10 April 2009 12:24 AM, PDT | From icelebz.com | See recent iCelebz news
"CSI:Miami" star David Caruso has been sued by his ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children for fraud, breach of their settlement agreement and emotional distress.
Liza Marquez - whom the 53-year-old actor shares son Marquez Anthony (born September 15, 2005) and daughter Paloma Raquel (born October 16, 2007) with - claims in the lawsuit she filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday that Caruso reneged on his promise to provide for her.
According to the suit obtained by Radar Online, the two met in 2004, and the actor promised to provide for her, gave her a ring, and presented her with love and various promises. As part of their agreement, Caruso requested Marquez to be his companion, homemaker, confidante, helpmate and partner, and that she support him emotionally.
When they later moved in together, Caruso started emotionally and mentally abusing her.
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9 April 2009 6:59 PM, PDT | From Monsters and Critics | See recent Monsters and Critics news
Actor David Caruso is facing domestic abuse charges and a lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend. The "C.S.I. Miami" star was hit with a lawsuit filed today by Liza Marquez; the documents filed in the multi-count suit against the actor include Breach of Contract/Settlement Agreement, Fraud, and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (Domestic Abuse). Extra got hold of the court papers, which state Caruso broke up with Marquez by serving her .with a paternity action as she was arriving from the hospital to her house after giving birth to their second and last child.. Marquez claims Caruso .engaged in an ongoing strategy of intimidation, isolation, and control over [Marquez] . with the goal of asserting and maintaining power and control.. In
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9 April 2009 2:55 PM, PDT | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news
CSI: Miami star David Caruso has been slapped with a lawsuit from his ex-lover over allegations he reneged on a deal to provide her with financial support after their 2007 split.
Liza Marquez began a relationship with Caruso in 2004, after meeting the redhead on the set of his hit TV show.
The couple quickly moved in together and went on to have two children.
Marquez claims she agreed to be a stay-at-home mother in return for Caruso providing for her and the kids.
But, shortly after the birth of their second kid in October 2007, Caruso broke off their romance and reportedly agreed to hand over $1 million (£684,930) to Marquez to help get her back on her feet.
However, Marquez alleges Caruso has failed to honour his promise, and even threatened to "bury her" if she pursued him for the cash.
She has filed legal papers in Los Angeles County Superior Court and is suing for fraud, breach of settlement agreement and emotional distress, reports TMZ.com.
9 April 2009 1:34 PM, PDT | From TVGuide - Breaking News | See recent TVGuide.com - Breaking News news
David Caruso's ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children claims the CSI: Miami star emotionally abused her during their relationship, and accuses him of "raising his hand" to her during her second pregnancy and keeping a stash of 1970s porn in his bedroom.
Liza Marquez is suing Caruso for fraud, breach of their settlement agreement and emotional distress, according to papers filed in Los Angeles Superior Court Thursday.
The office of Marquez's attorney confirmed the lawsuit to TVGuide.com, but offered no further comment.
Marquez claims in the suit that Caruso, whom she says she met in 2004, promised to ...
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Joyce Eng
9 April 2009 7:56 AM, PDT | From Hollyscoop.com | See recent HollyScoop news
David Caruso has got himself into one mess that even Lt. Horatio Caine would have trouble fixing! His ex-girlfriend Liza Marquez has slapped him with a lawsuit alleging that he never made good on their deal to support her financially after their split in 2007. David and Liza met in 2004, and quickly moved in together and have had two children together. But Caruso decided to break things off in ’07 when Liza was pregnant with their second child. He reportedly agreed to give her $1 million as compensation. But now Marquez says Caruso has never fulfilled his promise,...
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27 March 2009 1:13 PM, PDT | From Digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news
A woman who was accused of stalking CSI: Miami star David Caruso has been deported back to her home country of Austria. The unidentified woman, who is in her early 40s, was detained in Mexico after allegedly sending the actor three death threats when he refused to respond to over 100 autograph requests. She was thought to have been on the run after failing to attend two scheduled court hearings last year on charges of stalking and threatening to kill Caruso, who plays Horatio (more)
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