2003 GQ MEN OF THE YEAR AWARD CEREMONIES
Actor William Petersen winner of the 2003 GQ "Men of the Year" award for TV Actor for his work on the series "CSI" poses for the media on October 21, 2003 at the 8th Annual GQ Men of the Year award ceremonies in New York City. (UPI/Ezio Petersen)
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Actor Laurence Fishburne is leaving the U.S. police procedural "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" after two and a half seasons, Deadline reported.
William Petersen, an original star of the U.S. TV series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," will appear in an upcoming episode, Entertainment Weekly said.
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America Ferrera, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Vanessa Williams are set to be presenters at "The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards" in Los Angeles, ABC said.
U.S. actor Laurence Fishburne has been named to replace William Petersen as the star of the hit CBS TV series “CSI,” network officials said Monday.
"CSI" Executive Producer Carol Mendelsohn says Jorja Fox will return to the top-rated U.S. crime drama next season just as William Petersen is leaving.
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