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{blackbabes} ‘Boston Blue’: First Look at Donnie Wahlberg & Sonequa Martin-Green in ‘Blue Bloods’ Offshoot

Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green in 'Boston Blue'

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Danny Reagan is back, and he's got a new partner. TV Insider can exclusively debut the first looks at Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green in Boston Blue, the Blue Bloods offshoot coming to CBS this October.

Boston Blue stars Wahlberg as he reprises his role as NYPD Detective Danny Reagan. In this new series, Danny takes a position with the Boston Police Department and is paired with Detective Lena Silver (Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family. The Silver family is comprised of Boston District Attorney Mae Silver (Gloria Reuben), Boston PD Detective Lena Silver, Police Superintendent Sarah Silver (Maggie Lawson), rookie cop Jonah Silver (Marcus Scribner), and renowned Baptist pastor Reverend Edwin Peters (Ernie Hudson). As Danny settles into his new city, he also hopes to reconnect with his younger son, Sean (Mika Amonsen), who is beginning his own career in Boston.

This Boston Blue first look shows Wahlberg and Martin-Green behind the scenes of the procedural, which splits its filming time between Toronto and Boston (Wahlberg's home town), and in character as Danny and Lena. Danny has swapped his usual suited-up work attire for a leather jacket and grey tee in one of the photos. Lena, meanwhile, is looking sharp in a grey (should we say silver?) suit. They're also seen on the scene of a crime on a Boston street. Based on the American and Pride flags hanging from the windows of the brick townhouses, it seems as though Boston Blue kicks off in June/July.

Get your first glimpses of Danny and Lena below.

Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green as Danny Reagan and Lena Silver

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Danny and Lena at the scene of a crime in Boston

Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green in 'Boston Blue'

Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green behind the scenes of Boston Blue

Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green on set of 'Boston Blue'

Boston Blue premieres on Friday, October 17, at 10/9c on CBS (Blue Bloods' old time slot). The series premiere will feature Blue Bloods star Bridget Moynahan reprising her role as Erin Reagan. Wahlberg has hinted it's likely that more of the Blue Bloods family is going to appear on the new series.

Boston Blue aims to highlight new law enforcement families through the Silvers while showing the next chapter of Danny's family story.

"We are obviously standing on the shoulders of the Reagan family, the culture that was already established," Martin-Green said in a video with Wahlberg introducing their show. "And I love it because we're going to get close with another family, the Silvers, which is also a prominent law enforcement family, and that's where Lena Silver is from, and it's very similar to the Reagans. I mean, they couldn't be more different, but they are also so similar. Here we have Boston, which is a character in and of itself, and you have Danny, who understands a family like this. It's crime. It's doing the right thing. It's sacrifice. It's all those things that we've loved with Blue Bloods for a long time."

"No matter who was a fan of Blue Bloods, they all could relate to the family," Wahlberg added. That concept will be at the heart of Boston Blue.

Boston Blue, Series Premiere, Friday, October 17, 10/9c, CBS

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{blackbabes} 'It's in my DNA': Williams relishes US Open return at 45

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Venus Williams said Saturday she is relishing the prospect of her record-extending 25th US Open appearance, saying the experience of playing in her home Grand Slam never gets old.

The 45-year-old US tennis icon is poised to make what could be her farewell singles appearance at Flushing Meadows on Monday, where she will face 11th seed Karolina Muchova in the first round.

"Super thrilling to be back," said Williams, who is competing in New York after being handed a wild card by organisers with her world ranking now standing at 610th.

"It does not get old; it just gets more exciting," she told reporters.

Williams only returned to tennis in July following a 16-month absence from the sport, winning her opening match at the Washington Open before exiting in the second round.

This year's appearance comes some 28 years after she first graced the US Open as a 17-year-old in 1997, embarking on a fairytale run to the final where she lost to Martina Hingis.

Following that dazzling debut, Williams would go on to forge a legacy as one of the greatest women's players in history, winning seven Grand Slam singles titles -- two US Opens, five Wimbledons -- and 14 Grand Slam doubles titles alongside sister Serena.

Williams said Saturday that despite the litany of achievements over a career that has straddled four different decades, her passion for tennis remained undiminished.

"I love my job," Williams told reporters. "So there's the joy right there."

Asked what people could take away from her appearance, she replied: "I haven't thought about what people would take away from it. I just mostly think about what I would get from it."

Williams meanwhile said she will take a relaxed approach into her 25th US Open appearance.

"I want to be my best, and that's the expectation I have for myself, to get the best out of me. And that's all any player can ask for," she said.

"I haven't played as much as the other players, so it's a different challenge ... I'm just trying to have fun, stay relaxed, and be my personal best."

While Williams' professional career may be drawing to a close, the US veteran says she expects to still be swinging a racquet well into old age.

"I think I'll always play tennis. It's in my DNA. So it doesn't matter if it's now or 30 years from now," Williams said.

"God willing, I'll be here, we'll all be here, we'll all be hitting balls. Maybe I'll come back to watch. Maybe I'll be saying I did it better, and it won't be true.

"But in any case, tennis will always be one of the most important parts of my life."

Williams' participation also falls on the 75th anniversary of African-American trailblazer Althea Gibson's first appearance at the US national tennis championship in 1950.

"I think the most important part is that we are celebrating it and recognizing it, because Althea accomplished so much, and a lot of it has not been given the credit it deserves and the attention and the praise," Williams said.

"I think that's the most important part to me, just shining light on it and seeing, just acknowledging that."

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