After a few days without any post, I went back with new photos of the actress and an interview where Marg talks about the future of her character on CSI. After 8 seasons, CSI is showing signs of this coming to an end - a co-star Jorja Fox already left the show and William Peterson, Grissom, also walked giving some exits the series - and Marg starting to public statements you do not know what will be the fate of her character and the series itself.

Also I will post a article that came out about where the actress day talks once again on the uncertain fate of the series, but this she prepared to sign the contract for another season, to solve the problems of their character.
Let's wait and see what happens:

Is This the End for "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", Fate Unclear
By Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith
Mar 26, 2008

"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"regular Marg Helgenberger says the fate of the show is definitely up in the air -- "every actor's contract is over this season" -- but she for one is "interested in having a new contract." Of the show's lead, William Petersen, she says, "I don't know what Billy's plans are. He's had issues with having to work in every single episode, so they're frantically trying to work something out with him."

The impact of the writers strike is what changed her mind about staying, says the actress who plays crime scene analyst Catherine Willows on the hit CBS drama. "If we hadn't had that forced hiatus, we would have had a whole season to arc out where Catherine was going to be at the end. They had a plan in mind to wrap up this season, and that's sort of been thrown out because we're only doing six more episodes."

"CSI" returns April 3 with new episodes, and Helgenberger says, "We're trying to attempt something we haven't done before. They want to start back into the ninth season, then break for the hiatus in order to give the crew more chances to spend [time] with their kids. It's more in sync with the school calendar. The plan would be to shoot through June, then break for six weeks. We'll have already banked about five episodes for the next season."

Credit: Credit: National Ledger

Well, as I said, we also have new pictures of Marg in the gallery . I hope you enjoy::

- Candids: Marg gets a pedicure in Brentwood, CA - March 25, 2008
- Photoshoots > Dan MacMedan for USAToday - March 2008

LOS ANGELES — After shooting more than 175 episodes of TV's top-rated scripted series, you would think CSI's Marg Helgenberger would be perfectly at ease in the Sybil Brand Women's Prison, where she has come to shoot a scene for her show's return April 3.

But Helgenberger still cringes as she passes the abandoned prison's cell blocks and showers, a harsh contrast to the luxurious 1925 Spanish Mediterranean home she and her actor husband, Alan Rosenberg, purchased last year and are in the process of restoring.

With much work remaining, plans to hold a high school graduation party there for their 17-year-old son, Hugh, are off. Now looking ahead to November, Helgenberger hopes the refurbishing will be completed in time to throw herself a 50th birthday soiree.

"If it's not ready by then, I'll be really (upset)," she says with a laugh. "That's not just another day. I'd like to say I'm carefree about moving into a different decade, but oh no."

Helgenberger is quick to remind that she is in good company with Michelle Pfeiffer and Madonna — two "vibrant and vital" women, she says, who also turn the big 5-0 in '08.
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Though she has found her greatest success on TV, Helgenberger routinely pops up on the big screen in films such as 2004's In Good Company and last year's Mr. Brooks. Her latest, which is about to hit the film-fest circuit, is the heist caper Columbus Day, co-starring Val Kilmer and Wilmer Valderrama.

But she's not about to abandon her CSI team anytime soon, as former co-star Jorja Fox did last year. Of Fox's decision to leave, Helgenberger says, "I know she considered not wanting to forget to have a baby. And I think she kind of wanted a break from the heinous crimes our show deals with."

The women have maintained an off-screen friendship. Last month, the two caught up at L.A.'s Gay and Lesbian Center, where Fox produced a play about the life of late lesbian pop star Dusty Springfield. Helgenberger was also a recent guest at Fox's San Clemente beach home, where Fox has been spending much of her free time out in the ocean on her surfboard.

Helgenberger and Rosenberg have had to brave some rough waters themselves. He is president of the Screen Actors Guild, which may go on strike in June if a new contract is not negotiated. Some actors, Helgenberger says, have accused her husband of being "strike-happy." At January's Screen Actors Guild Awards, Rosenberg went head-to-head with Sally Field as Helgenberger and Hugh looked on aghast.

Field's publicist, Heidi Schaeffer, says Field approached Rosenberg after the ceremony and "expected a civil exchange of ideas. What she received was an incensed reaction, and Alan became agitated … and eventually she did, too."

But, Helgenberger says, "people have to chill out. Strikes bring out all kinds of qualities in people — the good, the bad and the downright ugly." She stresses that no one, especially Rosenberg, wants another walkout after the now-settled Hollywood writers' strike.

She and her CSI co-stars are returning to work with renewed appreciation for their characters.

After eight years of embodying stripper-turned-CSIer Catherine Willows, Helgenberger believes both have grown to be "more wise and reflective, confident, relaxed and assured." And the unexpected downtime "made us thrilled to come back."

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The magazine ACCESS DIRECTV brings Marg on the cover and an incredible interview with the star of CSI. In this interview, Marg talks about his life in Nebraska, his marriage and also on the success.
The article in this press and the scans are in our
galery .
This is the first interview with Marg which is available in english and in portuguese. All credits go to Margamania , and All About Marg .

Hi, it's been a while since I post any new pictures but I found some great episode stills from Season six of CSI.

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In recent days added to the photo albums that are already in the gallery and also added new albums.
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Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows) isn't sure how long she's going to stick around.

Helgenberger said that season eight of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation was "just getting started" for Catherine before the writers' strike began. "My late father on the show had been a casino mogul and was killed," she explained in New Zealand's TV Guide. "Basically I've inherited this big hole in the ground, which is now being developed into another big casino hotel. The show was moving in the direction of how Catherine was perhaps going to make decisions about whether to continue being a criminalist or move into that world but so far we've only hinted at it."

Helgenberger said that she is uncertain about her future on the show. "I'm contractually obligated until the end of this season," she said, "and there was a big question mark for me at the beginning of this season because I wasn't sure what I wanted to do." Helgenberger said that she "sort of envied" former castmate Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) when she left the show because "she made this decision to leave this very popular show just because she was ready to try something else. So I was envious but incredibly supportive."

Despite the fact that Helgenberger's contract will be up at the end of season eight, fans will probably not be saying goodbye to Catherine just yet. The actress spoke about her son Hughie graduating from high school and her family buying a new house to renovate, but even with "a lot of things weighing on my mind", she will likely stay to finish what she started on CSI. "[W]ith the strike, I don't think they can wrap up Catherine in the remaining episodes if we come back, so I have a feeling I'll probably be coming back for another season."

Interview is from: TV Guide
Credit: Talk CSI

It is with great pleasure that I say that from today the Marg Helgenberger Network becomes a site bilingual: English and also in Portuguese!
Initially the site will only stories translated into Portuguese, but soon the site will be completely bilingual.
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In the meantime we will do our best to translate all the posts and put the news up with the two new languages. I ask of you patience and cooperation.

We also corrected an error "serious" that was happening on the site: people could not comment! But now the session of comments released this and hope that you will comment and let your suggestions.
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