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As part of her “Social Sweep Week” takeover, CSI: Miami’s Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) shared the following picture of herself alongside costars Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe), Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) and Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko) at the Beckstrand Cancer Foundation’s Diamond & Pearl Ball last month—click to enlarge:
As CSI Files previously reported, CBS is holding a “Social Sweep Week” event in which stars from their hit shows take over social media outlets (Facebook and Twitter). Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) is representing the cast of CSI: Miami, and you can check out a short video embedded after the jump. To find the Tweets and Facebook updates La Rue has posted during the past few hours, head over to CBS.com (warning: video plays automatically). So far, she has shared a picture of the building used for the MDPD on the show, as well as a shot of her daughter Kaya alongside leading man David Caruso (Horatio Caine), and you can find both below—click to see them full sized!
Elisabeth Harnois (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’s Morgan Brody) posted a picture of herself dressed up for Halloween. Also, check out a picture of Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) on the set of CSI: New York with a pair of people dressed as Sonny and Cher. Finally, CSI: Miami’s Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) posted several pictures of herself in costume—including one photo with her daughter Kaya. Click to see each image full-sized:
Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) posted on Twitter that she pitched an idea for a CSI: Miami episode based on Toddlers & Tiaras. The episode is tentatively titled “Crowned”, and it begins shooting next week. La Rue’s daughter Kaya will appear in the episode.
Fans of Eva La Rue and CSI: Miami will be somewhat disappointed this season. Due to budget constraints, the Natalia Boa Vista actress will be written out of multiple episodes, the first of which airs this Sunday. Just a few days after the unfortunate news hit, La Rue called up CSI Files’ Shane Saunders to talk about her upcoming absence from the series, projects she’d like to tackle next, and much more.
CSI: Miami‘s Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) will miss three episodes of the show this season. According to the actress’ Twitter account, the cuts were not made due to creative reasons, but unfortunately caused by budget issues. It is unknown how the character will be written out.
Back in August, a source close to La Rue issued a comment to CSI Files’ Shane Saunders about her future on the show after departure rumors began to circulate online:
She is NOT missing any episodes this season due to her involvement with AMC. They have been able to work her return to AMC into days that she has off at CSI:Miami. CSI:Miami has been very supportive and cooperative!
CSI Files is currently looking into the matter and will update this post when more information is available. As of this current moment La Rue is scheduled to appear in sixteen of the nineteen episodes ordered for this season.
Update:
10-15-11, 11:44AM
A statement has now been issued in regards to doing limited episodes:
She needed time off to do crest toothpaste events. Csi was very supportive.
A young woman is murdered during a roller derby bout, leading the team to search through her teammates and rivals for the killer.
Check out more pictures from the sets of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami and CSI: New York. (Thumbnails embedded after the jump!)
Take a peek at more CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami and CSI: New York pictures—thumbnails embedded after the jump!
Take a peek at six more Twitter pictures from the sets of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami and CSI: New York—thumbnails embedded after the jump!
CSI: Miami’s Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko) won the 2011 ALMA award for “Favorite TV Actor—Leading Role”. The ALMA Awards celebrate the outstanding contributions made by Latinos in the areas of television, film, and music. The awards ceremony will air Friday, September 16 at 8:00pm ET on NBC.
Rodriguez’s costar Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) was nominated for an ALMA award in the “Favorite TV Actress—Leading Role in a Drama” category, but she lost to fellow CBS star Cote de Pablo (NCIS). La Rue attended the event with her husband Joe Cappuccio, and she shared several pictures on Twitter featuring herself, her husband and Rodriguez—click each thumbnail to see the image full-sized:
As CSI Files previously reported, CSI: Miami actors Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) and Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) are working with National Balance Pet Foods this month to raise money and awareness for guide dog schools throughout the United States.
CSI Files previously reported that CSI: Miami stars Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) and Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) are working to raise money and awareness during National Guide Dog Month in September. The pair was in San Francisco, California on Saturday to attend a Guide Dogs for the Blind graduation ceremony, where they honored a real-life CSI who lost her sight 20 years ago.
Season Nine of CSI: Miami left viewers with a startling conclusion: Horatio Caine shot and Natalia Boa Vista locked in a car that is sinking to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Though in season’s past the fate of Ryan Wolfe has also been up in the air, the former police officer is alive and well as the spin-off set in The Magic City prepares to enter its tenth season. Jonathan Togo, the Massachusetts-born actor who’s portrayed the role for the past seven years, spoke with CSI Files’ Shane Saunders this past weekend from his Los Angeles home. In the following interview Togo previews the upcoming season, what it’s like working on a soon-to-be decade old series, the power of Twitter, and those infamous sweater vests. Spoilers inside!
As CSI Files previously reported, CSI: Miami actors Eva La Rue (Natalia Boa Vista) and Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) teamed up with Natural Balance Pet Foods to film a public service announcement (PSA) for National Guide Dog Month in September. Miller and La Rue are hoping to raise money and awareness for guide dog organizations, but that’s not all.
“We want people to realize that this is more than just a fundraiser for a good cause,” Miller said. “This is really about empowering the visually impaired with the life-changing gift of a guide dog.” La Rue added, “Every seven minutes someone in America becomes blind or visually impaired. Guide dogs are heroes, providing safe mobility, loving companionship and restoring confidence to their handlers.”
You can watch La Rue and Miller’s PSA here.