CSI Files previously reported that the upcoming CSI: New York episode “Redemptio” would feature the world premiere of a song from Ozzy Osbourne‘s upcoming album, Scream. You can listen to a preview of “Let Me Hear You Scream” and get a glimpse of some clips from “Redemptio” in the video embedded after the jump! (Please note that some of the scenes in the video are from previous episodes, and the “Redemptio” scenes may contain spoilers.)

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For CSI: Miami‘s Emily Procter (Calleigh Duquesne), action-packed scenes are the best part of the job. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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CSI: New York‘s leading lady Melina Kanakaredes (Stella Bonasera) shares some information about the return of a serial killer. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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A familiar face makes a comeback, and feelings erupt as the eighth season of CSI: Miami draws to a close. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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CSI: New York will feature the world premiere of Ozzy Osbourne‘s new song “Let Me Hear You Scream” during the upcoming episode “Redemptio” on Wednesday, April 14. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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After an appearance and performance by lead singer Pat Monahan in the CSI: New York episode “Second Chances”, Train‘s single “Hey, Soul Sister” started to make its way up the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song, which was originally released last August, has since appeared in Medium, commercials for Samsung 3D LED televisions, and promos for season two of the Showtime series Nurse Jackie. The song peaked at #6 on the Hot 100 chart, which is the band’s highest standing since the 2001 single “Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)”, which made it to #5.

“Hey, Soul Sister” might make a Hot 100 resurgence now that it has taken the #1 spot on iTunes. The song beat out singles from Lady Gaga and teen sensation Justin Bieber. “Hey, Soul Sister” is currently ruling the iTunes Store Top 10 Songs for the United States, as well as Australia and the Netherlands.

CSI: New York actor Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) will take part in a Nightline Face Off on Friday, April 9. The topic of the debate is “Why can’t a successful black woman find a man?” Harper, who is the author of The Conversation: How Black Men and Women Can Build Loving, Trusting Relationships, will discuss expectations and stereotypes about African-American men.

Harper will be joined by The View co-host Sherri Shepherd, Jacque Reid from VH1′s Let’s Talk About Pep and Jimi Izrael, author of The Denzel Principle. Nightline‘s Vicki Mabrey will co-moderate the debate with Steve Harvey, author of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man. The Face Off will take place at 7:00pm EDT on April 9 at the Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center in Decatur, Georgia.

Source: ABC News

Stella finds herself in danger when she refuses to give up on a case in “Rest in Peace, Marina Garito”. (Major spoilers after the jump!)

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Two CSI: Crime Scene Investigation characters grow closer this week, while the other members of the franchise air repeats. Official plot details and cast list after the jump.

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Last week, CSI Files posted several videos from CBS.com that discussed the show and cast of CSI: Miami. The website now has several more “TV Briefly” videos, this time for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. You can check them out after the jump!

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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation executive producer Naren Shankar has joined the advisory board for Insight, a joint-venture from Resonant TV and MediaXchange that aims to give international television channels and producers access to writers and showrunners from the United States.

Insight’s goal is to “help apply the best development and writing practices to the creation of fiction programmes generated locally in different territories. Shows will be developed domestically and with a view to the international market.” The members of the advisory board will share their knowledge and experience with their international counterparts.

Source: C21Media

CSI: New York‘s AJ Buckley (Adam Ross) posted a picture with costar Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer) on Twitter. You can click the image to see the picture full-sized:

On Thursday, April 1, CBS will switch the airing order of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and its lead-out, The Mentalist. Mentalist will air at 9:00pm ET/PT, and the CSI episode “The Panty Sniffer” will follow at 10:00pm ET/PT. The flip-flop is a one-time thing for now, but there have been rumours of a permanent timeslot change for the shows.

CBS has posted two short videos on the official CSI: Miami website. The videos, called “TV Briefly”, discuss the show and its cast—you can find them embedded after the jump:

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