Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Anthony Zuiker:

Pleased with Bieber’s

‘Evil Eyes’

What does the biggest pop star on the planet do while waiting around the set to film his first foray into prime-time TV? Interviewed on Tomorrow Will Be Televised, CSI creator Anthony Zuiker (above r.) chats about working with Justin Bieber (l.) on the CBS series. “It was interesting. He definitely is a young boy,” Anthony says of the Baby singer. “He likes to eat a lot of cake. And he likes to skateboard around the set. Does a lot of talking, which is…” (To read the full story, click here.)

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