Malcolm McDowell agreed to appear in the CSI: Miami episode “LA” because it was helmed by his good friend, horror director Rob Zombie.

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The CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Coup de Grace” is one of eight “Television Academy Honors” recipients for 2010.

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Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders) has been on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation since season one, and he’s happy right where he is.

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CSI Files previously reported that former CSI: Miami actress Khandi Alexander (Dr Alexx Woods) would appear in the upcoming HBO series Treme, which tells the story of New Orleans residents picking up the pieces three months after Hurricane Katrina. Treme will premiere on April 11, and HBO has released a new trailer that gives fans a glimpse of the show and its stars, including Alexander:

Source: Collider.com

The DVD for We Believe is set for an April 13th release date. Gary Sinise (CSI: New York’s Mac Taylor) narrated the film, which is a documentary about the Chicago Cubs baseball team and its fans. The DVD will include the 104-minute feature film as well as extra features, such as interviews and deleted scenes.

“Chicago has always been my kind of town and this film reminds me why,” said Virgil Films & Entertainment president Joe Amodei. “It is a love letter not only to the city itself but the people that live there and in particular the always hopeful Cubs fans. This is much more than a documentary about baseball. It is a film about hope, dedication and the never give up attitude we see in the Cubs faithful. It is a look at what’s best in America. Every Cubs fan and Chicagoan must see this film. It’s about them!”

Fun and sun take a deadly turn when CSI: Miami suffers a “Spring Breakdown”. (Major spoilers after the jump!)

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CSI: New York star Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) celebrates his 55th birthday today, March 17.

Fans of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation may not have to wait long to get information on the elusive Dr Jekyll serial killer. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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Former CSI: Crime Scene Investigation actress Louise Lombard (Sofia Curtis) has signed on to do a guest-starring role in Jerry Bruckheimer’s first medical drama, Miami Medical. The series premieres on Friday, April 2 at 10:00pm ET/PT, and Lombard’s episode is scheduled to air in late April.

Source: TVGuide.com. Thanks to Shane from TalkCSI for the heads up.

The upcoming CSI: New York episode “Rest in Peace, Marina Garito” will find one member of the team in a risky situation. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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As CSI Files previously reported, voting is underway to find the best impression of CSI: Miami’s leading man Horatio Caine (David Caruso). The contest is down to the top three contestants, and fans can vote for their favorite impression until Monday, March 22 at 9:00am PST. To watch the videos and choose your favorite, visit CBS.com.

Source: Twitter

The franchise offers two repeats this week, but the flagship series will be preempted by basketball.

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CSI Files previously reported that CSI: New York actor Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) visited the Dr Phil show to talk about “Teens under Pressure”. If you missed the episode, you can watch it now on TV.com.

For Emily Procter, Calleigh Duquesne’s relationship with Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez) is a far cry from the character’s usual romantic disasters. (Minor potential spoilers after the jump.)

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