Tmz Behind The Bar

Chris Soules fled the scene of a wreck that left a man dead, and there’s evidence the former Bachelor may have been boozing. But was this really a crime, or just a tragic accident that has devastated an Iowa farm town — on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Berkeley caved to student outcry, cancelling speeches by Ann Coulter and Milo Yiannopolous. The University cited safety concerns, but the Right’s not buying it. Leading conservative voices, Gavin McInnes and Tomi Lahren, join Behind the Bar to discuss.

United Airlines is under fire after video surfaced of cops brutally dragging a man off a flight for no. But did they really do anything wrong, and how much (if anything) will they pay? Jason and Derek wade through the turbulence on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Just when there was a glimmer of hope, Aaron Hernandez hanged himself. But was this the last act of a psychopath, or a final “f you” to his victim and former team? All this, and why Hernandez – technically – died an innocent man, on this week’s BTB.

Callie Anthony was murdered six years ago, and all the evidence damns her mother as the killer. Despite proof that Casey misled cops, concocted suspects, and had the “smell of death” in her car, a jury set her free. Behind the Bar takes a look back.

Ezekiel Elliot and Cuba Gooding may be prosecuted for yanking clothes off unsuspecting women. But are charges warranted, or just politically correct? All this - and how a woman’s “no” may lead to “yes” when prosecuting sex crimes - on Behind the Bar.

Federal agents found Tom Brady’s Super Bowl jersey. But why were the Feds involved at all, and at what cost to taxpayers? A former FBI bigwig explains. All this – and why the culprit may get a life sentence – on this week’s Behind the Bar.

An ESPN commentator learned the hard way that words really matter when it comes to describing Venus Williams. But should he have been fired? Van Lathan joins to discuss the sticky issue of word choice in the modern era on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Celebs are threatening the Prez in songs and speeches. But did Snoop and the Material Girl cross the line from artistic expression to a crime? All this – and what’s the law say about publishing stolen tax returns – on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Hollywood has a history of discrimination, and the law has always been on its side. But there’s a darn good reason the “industry” isn’t subject to anti-discrimination laws, and why you wouldn’t want it any other way — on this week’s Behind the Bar.

If you thought picking the best Selfie to post on Instagram was tough, try posting sponsored content. Why has this seemingly simple task haunted even the Mighty Kardashians? All this – and can you fire a warning shot – on this week’s episode.

Starbucks, Nestle and others are accused of shorting candy lovers and coffee sippers of their daily dose of delicious. Is it a rounding error, or a plot to bilk consumers? All this – and is Harrison Ford too old to fly – on this week’s episode.

Sexual predators and other bad guys threaten anyone who Ubers and Tinders in the shared economy. Victims want millions and lawyers are mobilizing, but are the apps to blame? All this -and how far do Executive Orders go- on Behind the Bar.

Musicians are inspired by the beats and lyrics of their predecessors, but when does inspiration become theft? A Beatle paid millions, and Beyoncè may be next. All this – and did Zepplin steal the intro to Stairway – on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Animal movies are as old as the medium itself. But with CGI advances and horror stories from movie sets, should we still put our furry friends on film? A PETA bigwig takes on a movie honcho–with Derek and Jason in the crossfire–on this week’s episode.

Donald Trump is at war with the media. But can he sue them into submission, or kick them out of the White House for asking hard questions? All this – and why Derek’s cool with journalists being baked in the West Wing on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Paris cops nabbed 17 for tying up and robbing Kim K. But will they do time, or will Her Highness wither under cross and see the bad guys go free? An expert schools Jason and Derek on French criminal justice, on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s best known as The Terminator, but can “Celebrity Apprentice” just steal his iconic movie line to promote the show? All this– and how Paris Hilton and Blac Chyna can teach Ahhnold a few things about trademark law —on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Poker legend Phil Ivey lost a big bet – a judge ordered him to give back $10 million in winnings for breaking house rules. But did he cheat or just outsmart the casino? “Bringing Down the House” author Ben Mezrich joins Jason and Derek to discuss.

OU star running back Joe Mixon was caught on video unleashing a devastating knockout blow to a female classmate. But is he a vicious women beater or just a man standing his ground? Derek and Jason take sides, on this week’s Behind the Bar.