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10 Jul 2012

Criminal Minds Returns For Season 8

Kristen Vangsness, Jeanne Tripplehorn and A.J. Cook

The cast of Criminal Minds headed back to the studio to begin filming season 8 of the hit CBS drama. The cast was photographed by Vernon Cheek, who posted them to his twitter account. He tweeted with the following with the headline picture:

"The ladies for season 8 of Criminal Minds including newest cast member Jeanne Tripplehorn who will play Alex Blake."

PICTURES: Check out more on the Shemar Moore page

Pictured in this gallery is Jeanne Tripplehorn, A.J. Cook, Kristen Vagsness, Shemar Moore, Matthew Gray Gubler and Joe Mantegna. Mantegna also tweeted a picture that showed the cast and crew celebrating the birthday of Kreisten Vagsness during the table read. It's so much cooler when you find out that the cast of your favorite shows actually get a long with and like each other.

6 Criminal Minds* pictures total in the gallery:

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27 Apr 2011

Alicia Keys goes from singer to director

Jeanne Tripplehorn, Alicia Keys, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jenifer Lewis, Rosario Dawson, and Jeffrey Tambor

Alicia Keys is spotted on the set of her new Lifetime movie Project Five this week. Also seen hanging with the singer-turned-director is Jeanne Tripplehorn, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jenifer Lewis, Rosario Dawson, and Jeffrey Tambor.

As mentioned before, Project Five is a collaboration of five short films dealing with the impact of breast cancer on people's lives. Jennifer Aniston was spotted on the set of her short film earlier this month in Altadena, California (here and here). Joining Keys and Aniston as directors are Demi Moore, Monster director Patty Jenkins, and a fifth director that hasn't been named yet. Tripplehorn will play an oncologist in all five short films.

Lifetime president Nancy Dubuc said she's excited about the new project:

"I'm a big fan of this amazing group of powerful and creative women. It's an awesome feeling to be able to give them such a strong platform to do what they do best -- entertain and tell great stories -- so that we educate viewers about breast cancer through these films of courage, love and hope."