Tmz Behind The Bar

Kevin Hart cheated and it was caught on tape. He refused to pay $10 mil in hush money and issued a mea culpa instead. The FBI thinks they know who did it, but how long will the extortionists serve? All this, and can KH’s career survive the blow?

The President pulled the plug on Obama’s program to protect young, undocumented immigrants from deportation. Is it racism, or a necessary reversal of an illegal policy? We strip out the politics and just look at the facts on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Mel B’s nasty divorce just got even nastier with 2 women accusing the former Spice Girl of badgering them into falsely testifying on her behalf. But could she actually get in real legal trouble? We dive into witness tampering on this week’s episode.

YouTubers can breathe a sigh of relief after H3H3 scored a huge victory in their copyright battle with Bold Guy. But is this really the death knell for artists looking to protect their creations? We break down “fair use” on this week’s Behind the Bar.

An LA judge dismissed Simmons’ defamation suit against the Enquirer, holding that modern society wouldn’t hold such a thing against the fitness guru. But have we really come that far, or is this just a Pollyannish overreach by an activist judge?

The President’s response to the Charlottesville mayhem distracted attention from the victims of James Alex Fields’s rampage and their need for justice. But could he pay the ultimate price for his ruthless slaughter … on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Music superstar Usher is facing an onslaught of lawsuits for allegedly spreading herpes to sexual partners. But is he in any serious trouble? All this – and can the author of the infamous Google memo sue over his firing – on this week’s episode.

Dog The Bounty Hunter is suing Governor Chris Christie over NJ bail reform and we invite him on this week’s episode to discuss the controversial policy changes.

Citing health care costs and “distractions” to the armed forces, Donald Trump banned transgender people from military services. But it looks like the facts – and military history – expose the Prez’s true motivations on this week’s Behind the Bar.

R. Kelly is facing new allegations of preying on young women’s hopes for stardom to completely control their lives. But is he breaking any laws? All this – and can a YouTube star lose his home over his fans’ behavior – on this week’s episode.

Abby Lee Miller and Haley Reinhart are the latest victims of the reality show curse. Derek and a special guest host dig into the BTB archives to find out why our favorite TV characters end up on the wrong side of the law more than the rest of us.

Rob Kardashian lashed out in a big way this week, posting naked pictures of Blac Chyna after learning of her alleged affairs. Looks like classic revenge porn, but did Chyna inadvertently spoil any chance he’ll go to jail … on this week’s episode.

The Supreme Court may strike down laws barring sports betting. It’s a $135 billion industry, and politicians like Chris Christie are licking their chops. We break down the winners and losers when sports books go national on this week’s episode.

Bill Cosby allegedly sexually assaulted over 50 women. But the only chance for justice rests with one victim and an obsessive DA. As jurors ponder Cosby’s fate, we ask how we got here and why the deck is stacked against sex crime victims.

When the Feds denied “The Slants” their trademark, the band took the fight to the Supreme Court… and won! But are we ready for a world where everyone— oppressed and oppressors alike —can exploit hate speech for profit, on this week’s Behind the Bar.

A young woman is on trial for manslaughter for coaxing her boyfriend to commit suicide. But can you really be responsible for killing someone with words alone? Jason and Derek break down the moral and legal implications on this week’s episode.

Tiger Woods’s career is in shambles, and the recent DUI may threaten his endorsement deals. But could the courts take away his kids, as well? We sort through the wreckage of a golfing god’s broken life on this week’s Behind the Bar.

After his first 100+ days in office, Donald Trump is on the ropes and drawing unfavorable comparisons to a certain former president. But is this another Watergate or a witch hunt by his foes? Two Nixon experts give their take on this week’s episode.

Britain’s P.M. is exploiting European terror attacks to restrict internet freedom – from the sites you visit, to the posts you share, and even to the porn you watch. Too far, or a necessary evil in the age of terror? An expert discusses the risks.

Twitter, Facebook and Google are responsible for terror attacks around the world… so say plaintiffs taking the tech giants to court. But are the platforms at fault, or just blameless instruments being exploited by very bad people – on Behind the Bar.