ET hits the red carpet at the star-studded 9th annual Lupus LA's Orange Ball in Beverly Hills, where 'New Moon' cast member Justin Chon talked about supporting the cause -- and filming the 'Twilight' sequel.

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Actress Eva La Rue reveals that despite being featured on the winter issue of InStyle Weddings, her spring wedding has been cancelled.

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Why is the cast of "CSI: Miami" celebrating?

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Sassy snapshots! Eva LaRue, Genie Francis, Rachael Ray and more of daytime TV's faves glam up for the Emmys.

"CSI: Miami" star EMILY PROCTER stopped by the ET set to chat with MARY HART about her role on the hit CBS series, airing Monday nights at 10 p.m.

"There is a lot of me in Calleigh," she admits. "It has been one of the most rewarding career experiences for me to feel like I have this family. And to have to sneak in character in certain ways [on a procedural drama] is very fulfilling."

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"CSI: Miami" kicked off its fourth season with the addition of a new cast member when "All My Children" star EVA LA RUE landed the role of Natalia Boa Vista. Natalia is the new DNA expert who has a grant to clean up the department's cold cases, and she is bringing her special brand of chemistry to the team.

"She is a beautiful woman," says co-star JONATHAN TOGO (Ryan Wolfe), who also is a relative newcomer to the show, having joined in the third season. "She is a talented woman -- and she beat me at checkers. We love Eva La Rue."

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Will "CSI: Miami" be losing another cast member? This time, instead of one of the investigative team being killed in action, one of them is the No. 1 suspect in a murder case. Horatio Caine (DAVID CARUSO) is looking guilty of a criminal act on Monday night's "CSI: Miami," airing at 10 p.m. on CBS, when the blood evidence points the investigators to his DNA.

"We are here today on what appears to be, for lack of a better term, a normal crime scene in which a lady has been placed here, who does not belong to this scene, and she turns out to be a very significant person to me," David tells ET's KEVIN FRAZIER.

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The new season of "CSI: Miami" literally starts with a bang when a gunman pops out of a coffin and people at a funeral die. ET's MARK STEINES was first on the set of the crime drama in Miami for all the action!

"This is a very serious group of people that we are after," series star DAVID CARUSO tells Mark. "This is a level above the normal activity. These are very dangerous people. They are not afraid to kill law enforcement officers at the blink of an eye. As you know, we are living in a different world and this gang reflects the level that we are at and the intensity and the danger."

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