Actors from all three CSI series filmed short videos for AXN Japan, which offer words of support for those affected by the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the country last month. Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows), Paul Guilfoyle (Jim Brass) and Laurence Fishburne (Dr Ray Langston) represented CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) joined his CSI: New York costars Eddie Cahill (Don Flack) and Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer), and CSI: Miami’s Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe), David Caruso (Horatio Caine) and Rex Linn (Frank Tripp) offered their condolences. Each video ends with the phrase “We are tomodachi”, which means “We are friends”, and you can find them embedded after the jump.

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Former CSI: Miami actor Eddie Cibrian (Jesse Cardoza) married country singer LeAnn Rimes at a private ceremony on Friday, April 22. The pair told friends and family that they were having an engagement party, and the nuptials were a surprise. “LeAnn and Eddie were happily married today surrounded by their closest family and friends,” Rimes’ spokesman, Rhett Usry, told People. “They thank everyone for their well wishes.”

Thanks to greatfan from TalkCSI for the heads up.

TheInsider.com posted a video that offers fans a glimpse of the very first photo shoot for CSI: New York, which took place exactly 7 years ago today on April 22, 2004. The clip features former cast member Melina Kanakaredes (Stella Bonasera), and you can find it embedded after the jump:

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As CSI Files previously reported, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) visited the ladies of The Talk on Thursday, April 21. Check out this picture of Fox on the set, courtesy of CBS TV Studios on Twitter:

You can watch the full episode here—Fox appears approximately 18 minutes into the programme. You can also find a portion of the actress’s interview embedded after the jump:

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The franchise offers two repeats this week.

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Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) offers a glimpse of what’s coming up in the season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (Spoilers after the jump!)

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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation actress Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) will appear on CBS’s The Talk tomorrow, April 21.

Bernard “Skip” O’Brien, familiar to fans of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Detective Ray O’Riley, passed away earlier this month at the age of 60. O’Brien appeared in 24 episodes of CSI, and he was most recently seen in season four’s “Homebodies”. The actor is survived by his wife Susanne, daughter Erin and son Russell.

Thank you to CSI:NYfan and Speedystokesgirl from TalkCSI for bringing this to our attention.

Recurring CSI: Miami actress Leven Rambin (Molly Sloan) has been cast in the upcoming movie adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games trilogy. Rambin will play Glimmer, the combatant from District 1 who must fight against District 12′s Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) in a battle to the death competition.

Fans can visit CBS.com to vote in the Fan Demand competition. There are three comedies and three dramas to choose from, and whichever series gets the most votes will air its season finale online with limited commercial interruption. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is up against NCIS and The Good Wife in the drama category. Voting ends May 6.

Source: Twitter

Director Frank Waldeck shared a picture of a swarm of bees on a crane on the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation set. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer posted an image of JBTV interns on the set of CSI. Director Jeffrey Hunt also shared a CSI picture, which offers fans a glimpse behind-the-scenes as the season eleven finale is “cut”. AJ Buckley posted an image of the back windshield of his race car for the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race, which was decorated with the CSI: New York logo. Click the thumbnails below to view these last two pictures full-sized:

CSI: New York actor AJ Buckley (Adam Ross) participated in the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race on Saturday, April 16 in Long Beach, California. Buckley finished 15th out of 17 racers, and he earned $5,000 for his charity of choice. The race will be televised on the Speed Channel on Sunday, May 1, at 3:00pm ET.

Mac tries to close his last unsolved case in the finale of CSI: New York’s seventh season. (Major spoilers after the jump!)

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The new CBS series Chaos debuted earlier this month in the Friday 8:00pm ET/PT timeslot leading into CSI: New York. After several unsuccessful airings, the network has decided to remove the series from the schedule. Repeats of New York will air at 8:00pm ET/PT for the next two weeks, and then CBS will place the Canadian import Flashpoint in the timeslot starting May 6.

Source: Deadline.com

The most recent episode of CSI: Miami is now available online. You can watch “Paint it Black” on CBS.com, Xfinity TV or TV.com.