The TMZ Podcast

'Vanderpump Rules' star Tom Sandoval has issued an apology to Ariana Madix for his affair with their co-star, Raquel Leviss. In a statement of her own, Raquel has admitted that there is "no excuse" for the affair with Tom and has expressed regret for her involvement.

Hosts: Courtney Doucette & Brendon Geoffrion

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The Root writer, Candace McDuffie, has suggested that Chris Rock may have had it coming, after Rock spent years making fun of Black women. In an interview with CNN's Don Lemon, McDuffie explained that the comedian's repeated remarks have been extremely volatile. Plus, 'Vanderpump Rules' Raquel Leviss alleged that the intimate video of her that led to Tom Sandoval's split from Ariana Madix was recorded without her permission. 

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Chris Rock has finally spoken out after being slapped at the 2022 Oscars by Will Smith. The comedian held no punches during his new Netflix special, 'Chris Rock: Selective Outrage,' slamming Will for misdirecting his frustration. Plus, Prince Harry took part in a live therapy session and talked about everything from his PTSD diagnosis to cocaine and marijuana usage.

Hosts: Harvey Levin & Jason Beckerman

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Disgraced South Carolina attorney, Alex Murdaugh, has been sentenced to life in prison for the killings of his estranged wife and son. Murdaugh's son, Paul, and his wife Maggie were found dead in 2021. During Murdaugh's sentencing, the judge seemingly suggested that the death penalty should have been considered.

Hosts: Harvey Levin & Jason Beckerman

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Aaron Carter's mother, Jane Carter, has releasing extremely graphic photo taken on of the singer's death scene. Jane is now suggesting that police rushed to judgement due to Aaron's past & should instead investigate the possibility of a foul play. Plus, Travis Scott has been accused of attacking an audio engineer during an appearance at an NYC nightclub.

Hosts: Derek Kaufman & Jason Beckerman

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After postponing the show several times, Justin Bieber has announced that he is completely canceling the remaining dates of his 'Justice World Tour.' The singer has been battling a myriad of physical and mental health problems. Plus, Jon Stewart is slamming critics who bashed him for suggesting COVID-19 may have started in a lab. This comes days after the Department of Energy revealed that the pandemic may have been caused by a lab leak.

Hosts: Harvey Levin & Jason Beckerman

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Three crew members from "Rust" have filed a new lawsuit against Alec Baldwin. The plaintiffs alleged that there were numerous safety protocols that were overlooked. Plus, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene claims she was attacked while dining at a restaurant. 

Hosts: Derek Kaufman & Jason Beckerman

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Woody Harrelson caused an uproar following his opening monologue on "Saturday Night Live." The actor seemingly pushed a popular Covid-19 conspiracy, causing social media users to drag the "Zombieland" star for his remarks. 

Hosts: Harvey Levin, Jason Beckerman, & Derek Kaufman

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Disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh, who is on trial for the murders of his wife and son, has taken the stand. Murdaugh has pleaded not guilty to the crimes. However, the case has revitalized interest in the controversial family. The Murdaugh's are currently the focus of the explosive Netflix documentary, Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal, which details a litany of allegations against the South Carolina family. 

Hosts: Jason Beckerman & Derek Kaufman

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WESH correspondent Luana Munoz had an emotional moment on-air when covering the shocking shooting death of-24-year-old reporter, Dylan Lyons. Lyons was one of three people fatally killed when the alleged shooter, Keith Melvin Moses, went on a violent spree near Orlando, Florida. Plus, the hairstylist for rock band KISS is suing the band for wrongful termination after 30 years of tending to the group's iconic wigs. 

Hosts: Derek Kaufman & Eric Colley

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