How do you make a dispute between grown men over Yu-Gi-Oh! cards even more surreal? Give Amy Schumer a ringside seat to it.

If you, like me, are of the opinion that Judge Judith Sheindlin isn’t paid enough, even as TV’s highest-paid entertainer whose robe pockets are lined with a $47 million annual salary, here’s good news: She just got more money. Sheindlin sold her library of past and current episodes to CBS TV Distribution—that’s over …

In a report by Variety that canvassed Hollywood and all the people that make the things we like to watch, it was reported that Judge Judy Sheinlin is the highest paid person on television, just as it should be.

In the time since Judge Judy premiered on September 16, 1996, the U.S. has seen so many technological advances. We carry computers in our pockets, are more connected than ever via the internet and social media, at least on paper, and the phrase “at least on paper” is rarely used anymore because so many prefer to read…

Judge Judy Sheindlin appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday evening to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her show, and man, was she a vision in creamsicle orange.

In a life-changing development for me personally, People reported today that Sarah Palin will, God willing, soon be starring in a new reality television courtroom show. As the judge. Sarah Palin will be the judge. Take a moment to screw your heads back onto your bodies, we’ll wait.

Judge Judith Sheindlin is not a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. But maybe Judge Judith Sheindlin should be a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Maybe the 13 percent of Americans who think Judge Judith Sheindlin is a U.S. Supreme Court Justice are just dreamers. And maybe we should listen to the dreamers a little more often.

Welcome to Midweek Madness, where, after THINKING the new magazine shop would be just FINE, finally decide to GIVE UP ON THEM after they decide to NOT STOCK THE TABLOIDS until a VERY LATE HOUR, forcing us to travel SORT OF FAR via an UNRELIABLE TRAIN to the BEST MAGAZINE SHOP IN NEW YORK CITY, whose employees have…

Fifteen years before she’d make waves by pressing charges against the six cops involved in the death of Freddie Gray, Baltimore state attorney Marilyn Mosby, then 20, appeared on an episode of Judge Judy as the plaintiff in a small claims case against a neighbor who had broken into her apartment and used it to throw a…

Judith Sheindlin: beloved TV star, undying force of nature. Congratulations and a heightened sense of impending doom are in order.