JUDGE JUDY’S NEW SERIES PREMIERING NOV. 1; GRANDDAUGHTER JOINING SHOW "Judge Judy appeals to audiences due to her ability to be straightforward, genuine and entertaining," Kathy Fielder ...

Getty. Judge Judy premiered on Sept. 16, 1996. "I was hoping we would have a three- or four-year run and that my husband and I would be able to afford a two-bedroom apartment one block off the ...

You can watch a trailer above. “The daily lives of 340 million Americans are impacted by the verdicts in the eight landmark cases that the series explores,” per Prime Video. The viewer decides if ...

It’s the court of ‘ma — grandma. Sarah Rose, the 26-year-old granddaughter of Judge Judy Sheindlin, is taking on a bigger role on her famous granny’s TV show, “Judy Justice.” ...

Judy Justice could repeat that and also add a broadcast syndication window, taking advantage of the flux in the market. Buyers also are optimistic, taking changes in stride amid the mayhem in ...

Judge Judy Sheindlin is continuing her courtroom reign in the upcoming third season of “Judy Justice.” In the trailer for the upcoming installment, which premieres Jan. 22 on Amazon Freevee ...

Judge Judy Sheindlin has inked a multiyear deal to put her streaming effort, Freevee original Judy Justice, on broadcast channels in more than 100 U.S. markets this fall. This is, of course, a ...

Judge Judy appears in a special episode airing May 20, 2014, on CBS. Cbs Photo Archive/CBS via Getty Images "I just stay in my own little world, I say, 'this is right and this is wrong,'" she said.

Judge Judy Sheindlin, born Judith Blum, tied the knot for the first time in 1964 at the young age of 20. She married Ronald Levy, who at the time of their wedding was working as an attorney, while ...

According to Freevee, Judy Justice has grown to be the service’s No. 1 Original program in hours watched, with customers viewing more than 150 million hours to date.In its debut season, the ...

Prior to “Judy Justice,” Sheindlin hosted “Judge Judy,” which ran for 25 years in broadcast syndication. In March 2020, Sheindlin revealed that it would end after its 2020-2021 season.

"Judge Judy" Sheindlin is suing Accelerate360, the parent company of the National Enquirer and InTouch Weekly, for defamation regarding an article she said falsely claimed she sought a new trial ...