Tmz Behind The Bar

Trebek’s leaving Jeopardy, Lil’ Wayne receiving country music awards, and Corey Feldman actually has zealous fans?! Derek and Jason try to make sense of the madness — and make a big announcement — on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Sacha Baron Cohen is up to his old tricks again for a new show. But did he finally go too far by impersonating a military veteran to humiliate Sarah Palin? All this – and a huge oversight on our best fictional lawyers list – on this week’s episode.

You CAN’T HANDLE our list of the best and funniest fictional lawyers - or can you? No need to call Saul… just grab your cousin Vinny, put your best balm on, and join Jason and Derek for a monstrously good time discussing their favorite fictional lawyers from the big and small screens.

Derek and Jason celebrate the occasion by delving deep into the archives to find the best and funniest episodes in BTB history - And they’ll talk about some dude named Justice Kennedy who they're told made news this week.

Melania Trump may really not care, but the rest of the world surely does, and they’ve now forced the Prez to do the thing he hates most — reverse course. We dissect Trump’s border policy — was it legal, was it fair, and where do we go from here?

Donald Trump is on a pardoning binge, offering up clemency to everyone from Martha Stewart to Muhammad Ali. But his real motive seems to be pardoning his favorite person of all – himself. Can he do it … on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Fortnite has been a runaway success, breaking all sorts of records in the gaming world. But one company is dragging the gaming giant into court, claiming Fortnite’s a total ripoff. Which will be last game standing … on this week’s Behind the Bar.

A South Carolina supermarket and a Colorado bakery refused cake orders that conflicted with their morality....sparking a First Amendment firestorm. We scrape the icing off the situation.

Sin City finally has some competition. The U.S. Supreme Court just cleared the path for all states to join in the multi-billion dollar sports gambling industry. We break down how it happened and whether it’s a good idea on this week’s Behind the Bar.

Cardi B and Offset got caught in the middle of another brawl in NYC. But video shows the victim literally asking for the beatdown. Does this hurt his chances at pressing charges or landing a big payday. We break it all down on this week’s episode.

Kanye West went from mercurial genius to worldwide pariah after his inexplicable rant on slavery, prescription drug abuse, and what it means to be “crazy.” Van Lathan joins BTB to discuss Kanye’s undoing, and the long, hard road back to superstardom.

Meek Mill’s crusade against a Philly judge didn’t only get him sprung from jail but sent shockwaves through the criminal justice system. But he’s not out of the woods yet. We discuss Meek’s rise from inmate to toast of the town on this week’s episode.

“Silicon Valley” and “Dead Pool" star TJ Miller may do 5 years in prison for allegedly settling a grudge by falsely accusing a woman of trying to bomb a train. We talk terrorist hoaxes in a post-9/11 world on this week’s episode.

Melrose Place star Jamie Luner stands accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy. But why does this feel different than Bill Cosby? The double standard between men and women in child sex cases … on this week’s Behind the Bar.

David Hogg didn’t get into every college he wanted, but he’s helped spark a huge movement in the wake of the Parkland shooting. Now a retired justice has called for a repeal of the 2nd Amendment. We discuss the possibilities on this week’s episode.

Aaron Hernandez’s suicide left open many questions – the fate of his money, the extent of his CTE, and the motive for the murders. Jason and Derek – in light of the two-night special “Aaron Hernandez Uncovered” on Oxygen – take a closer look.

Fred Savage is accused of abusing a crew member, and she alleges it’s his M.O. But while most celebs are quickly convicted in the court of public opinion, our favorite child star may get a free pass. The benefits of being likeable, on Behind the Bar.

Stormy Daniel is waging war with Donald Trump, filing a lawsuit to invalidate a hush agreement so she can spill the beans about their alleged affair. But could this actually lead to impeachment? We take a closer look on this week’s episode.

Stoneman Douglas students are on a mission to push through tighter gun control, and President Trump seems open to delivering change. Or is he? We sift through the good ideas, the bad ideas, and the total nonstarters on this week’s episode.

Black Panther is exceeding expectations at the box office, but Kendrick Lamar and Sza just fell prey to a lawsuit from an artist over a music video from the soundtrack. Is the latest superhero really a supervillain? Find out on this week’s episode.