Luke Perry Joins 'CSI: Cyber' in Potentially Recurring Role

Beverly Hills, 90210 alum Luke Perry has joined the cast of CSI: Cyber in a potentially recurring role.

Perry will play Nick Dalton, a former FBI agent who was destined to run the cyber unit in Washington DC. After a classified falling out, Dalton set his sights on becoming a "futurist" for the private sector. According to a Cyber insider, Dalton will hold many secrets to Special Agent Avery Ryan's (Patricia Arquette) backstory.

A spin-off of CSI and inspired by the work of real-life cyber psychologist Mary Aiken, CSI: Cyber centers on the FBI's Cyber Crime Division, which targets illegal activities that start in the mind, live online, and play out in the real world.

The cast also includes James Van Der Beek as FBI Agent Elijah Mundo, Charley Koontz as Agent Daniel Grummitz, Peter MacNicol as Avery's supervisor, Assistant Director Stavros Sifter and Shad Moss (aka Bow Wow) cyber-intrusion savant Brody "Baby Face" Nelson.

CSI: Cyber will launch midseason on CBS.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Bryan James on 'Youthful Daze', Tommy and Drew's love story, and his love for 'All My Children'

Youthful Daze creator and star Bryan James.

Bryan James is the creator and star of popular teen soap Youthful Daze. He recently spoke with Serial Scoop about why he decided to tell the Drew and Tommy (Ethan Daniel Corbett) love story, the joy he feels playing Drew Castle, and how Oliver (Easton Schirra) may factor into Drew's romantic future. He also reveals that his storytelling has been inspired by Beverly Hills, 90210 and All My Children. Read Part 1 of our exclusive interview below:

Shannen Doherty Talks About Former 90210 Co-Stars Tori Spelling and Jason Priestley on 'Arsenio'

Beverly Hills, 90210 star Shannen Doherty sat down with Aresenio Hall on Thursday, and addressed her former co-star Jason Priestley's comments about her in his memoir. She also tacked on some advice for her other co-star Tori Spelling, who's broadcasting her marital problems on her reality show True Tori.

When asked what she would say to Spelling if she were listening, Doherty had some supportive advice. "Love yourself," said the 43-year-old actress. "We're in a really harsh business where people tear you apart every single day. You always question yourself. You look in the mirror and you don't see somebody beautiful. I just hope that Tori loves herself, because I think she should. She's a beautiful girl and she needs to ignore the haters."