As we reported previously, Las Vegas will be returning for a fifth season without some of its famed cast members.  James Caan, who played Ed Deline, former head of security and president of operations of the Montecito Group, will no longer be a series regular on the NBC drama since he has moved on to pursue his movie career.

Aside from his heroic role on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Dean Cain also gained fame for his role on Las Vegas as Casey Manning. He depicted a shrewd and cunning businessman and was the former owner of the Montecito Hotel and Casino, as well as Sam’s ex-husband. In the episode entitled “Bare Chested in the Park,” his character was killed off in a fishing accident when a giant squid engulfed him off the coast of New Zealand. However, the autopsy revealed that his blood had traces of botulinum toxin, which hinted that he was poisoned before the accident happened.

Apart from The Practice, Lara Flynn Boyle caught the attention of TV viewers with her participation on Las Vegas. As Monica Mancuso, she appeared self-centered and tyrannous. She was the former owner of the Montecito who married an 83-year old billionaire when she was 25 to inherit his fortune upon his death at age 93. In an effort to prove her supposedly clean intentions, she persisted on making the Montecito a success. Unfortunately, she died in a freak accident in season three when she was blown off the roof of a building and down the strip into a shoe store. Because many disliked her, casino employees disposed her ashes by flushing them down the toilet.

Las Vegas is heading for a fifth season and with the new season comes a fresh addition. According to TV.com, actor Tom Selleck will most likely join the action-packed drama series, although his inclusion is still currently under discussions with producers. This is actually Selleck’s first regular project on a drama series since his program Magnum P.I. ended in 1988.

Josh Duhamel, cast member on the series Las Vegas, is now deemed as a private dancer, at least only for his girlfriend Stacy Ferguson, also known as Fergie of the music group

It’s been four wonderful seasons for Las Vegas and now, its about to end, at least just temporarily. The critically acclaimed drama television series about a team of people working in the Montecito Resort and Casino is about to end its fourth season. That’s right. This Friday, NBC will showcase “Heroes,” the last installment of the fourth season of

You don‘t have to visit Las Vegas to feel like you‘re in on the action.  Friday night‘s are home to the aptly named NBC show, where the stakes are just as high.  James Lesure, surveillance team member and often  comedic relief, hopes that NBC continues to "roll the dice" and call for another season.  James took time from his schedule to talk to BuddyTV about living, loving and gambling.

Josh Duhamel, star of the popular series Las Vegas will be starring in the upcoming Transformers movie which is set to be released on July 4, 2007.

Featured in Maxim Magazine’s Hot 100, Molly Sims gives Hollywood a taste of her acting expertise, as well as her steamy physique, as she became part of the television series

One of People Magazine’s Sexiest Men Alive in 2006, Josh Duhamel lingers in the limelight with his killer cheek bones and gentle smile. This former male fashion model has a drop dead gorgeous body that is sure to melt the hearts of viewers worldwide. Ultimately, his inclusion on the series