Robert Durst was enough of a threat to his relatives that a judge issued a protective order, despite the fact Durst is being held without bail on first degree murder.

A New Orleans judge issued the order, which protects Robert's brother Douglas, who runs the multi-billion-dollar Durst Corp. It also protects Susanne Durst, Douglas' wife, and Helena their daughter.

And the order protects Helena's husband Mark and their son Frank.

The order also protects Douglas' son, Alexander, and his wife Eva and their son Sven.

According to the order, obtained by TMZ, Durst is prohibited from annoying or alarming his relatives. He cannot communicate with them in any fashion. He must also stay away from their offices and residences.

Robert was arrested in 2013 for lurking around Douglas' house.

The documentary "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst​" profiled the feud between Robert and Douglas. Robert was enraged that their dad chose Douglas to run the family company.

According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, the LAPD got the arrest warrant for Robert on March 11th -- last Wednesday. That warrant called for $1 million bail, but apparently that has changed because the new docs say when he was arrested he was held without bail because he's considered armed and dangerous. He was carrying a .38 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver when he was captured.

Scott Disick has decided to go to rehab, after an insane, tequila-fueled weekend.

Disick checked into Rythmia Life Advancement Center in Costa Rica. He says, "I realize my issues are bigger than me and I'm ready to truly remedy this struggle I continue to battle."

Scott was in Atlantic City over the weekend where he did multiple shots of tequila right out in the open. He then went on a rant onstage and ended the night at 8 AM, where he was stumbling in the hotel lobby without shoes. At 5 PM people went to his room to do a welfare check when he was MIA.

Scott has had multiple problems with alcohol and has vowed to maintain his sobriety, especially after his girlfriend Kourtney gave him an ultimatum.

As for his treatment, he says he is doing Iboga treatment, which involves roots from a small African tree that supposedly helps people battle addiction.

As for the facility, Rythmia is located on a private estate offering a "luxurious world-class experience" including a five-star restaurant, full-service spa with mud bath, and fitness center.

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Scott Disick was found stumbling around drunk the morning after a tequila-soaked club appearance in Atlantic City ... TMZ has learned.

Talk about a long night ... according to hotel sources who were dealing directly with Disick ... Scott was incoherently staggering around the Harrah's lobby without his shoes at 8 AM Sunday, and had to be escorted back to his room by a hotel supervisor.

When Disick arrived at the club Saturday night he immediately grabbed the mic from the DJ, and screamed London can suck his "d*** and balls." Our hotel sources say he then proceeded to get trashed on tequila and beer, and hosed down girls with champagne.

Sunday morning hotel security was sent to check on him after he missed his check-out time by 6 hours and multiple failed attempts to reach him.

The good news? He missed his flight, but still somehow managed to make an appearance in Chicago Sunday night.

We reached out to Scott and his reps for comment ... but no word back.

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Police and "The Jinx" producers did NOT make a deal in which cops got Robert Durst's confession in return for holding the arrest until the show's finale ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.

Multiple sources connected with the case acknowledge ... police received the audio confession months ago. They say there was no quid pro quo with producers, but there were independent reasons why police had to wait until Saturday to swoop down on Durst.

Our sources say police were waiting for Durst "to make a move," knowing the show was about to air with his confession ... "killed them all."

None of our sources would be specific as to what authorities were waiting for, but we do know Durst went down to New Orleans and Saturday was the first day an airline flew non-stop from the Big Easy to Cuba ... the first such flight since 1958. Cuba does not have an extradition treaty with the U.S.

Robert Durst just faced a judge in New Orleans, and as expected ... he will not fight extradition to Los Angeles to face charges for the murder of Susan Berman in 2000.

The subject of HBO's "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst" was in court for the extradition hearing ... sporting a prisoner orange jumpsuit. The 71-year-old real estate heir spoke briefly to tell the judge he was waiving his right to fight the extradition, following his arrest Saturday.

Prosecutors did not read the affidavit for his arrest in the Berman case ... so it's still unclear how much of a role HBO's footage played in the bust.

During last night's finale ... Durst was in the bathroom by himself when he said he had "killed them all." He was still mic'd up from his interview with 'Jinx' producers. In addition to Berman's murder ... Durst has been investigated for his wife's 1982 disappearance -- and was acquitted of murdering a neighbor in Texas in 2001.

One of Durst's attorneys has accused 'Jinx' producers of double-crossing Durst since they shared information with police.

Robert Durst -- the man at the center of the HBO docuseries "The Jinx" who has now been arrested for murder -- confessed in the series finale to killing three people ... when he was recorded muttering to himself, "What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course."

Durst, who was arrested Saturday, is suspected of killing his wife and two other people. He was arrested for the murder of Susan Berman, a friend who supposedly knew what Durst did.

In the final episode, which aired just hours after the arrest, Durst had concluded an interview with producers, but left his wireless microphone on. That's when he uttered the ominous admission of sorts.

Joseline Hernandez was attacked under oath when the lawyer representing a co-star who is suing her challenged this premise: If your picture's in a magazine, that means you gave an interview.

Joseline is being sued by Althea Eaton, who claims Joseline beat the crap out of her during the reunion show. During her deposition, Joseline accused Althea of doing an interview with "Hip Hop Weekly" ... the magazine did an unflattering story referring to Joseline as a "crack whore."

Joseline said it was obvious Althea dished the dirt because her pic was on the cover. Althea's lawyer then asked 2 questions:

-- Have you ever heard of Field & Stream?
-- Have you ever seen the National Enquirer show pictures of fat people?

There's a big divide between "Empire" star Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard ... he wants more of an authenticity boost but she doesn't want the N-word anywhere near their hit show.

Our TMZ photog asked Henson straight up if she thinks "Empire" should use the inflammatory word to give the show street cred. Seems she's siding with writer David Rambo.

“Vanderpump Rules" star Stassi Schroeder accused her co-workers of blabbing about a self-pleasure video she made, and it blew up in her face -- 'cause it all came out during the cast's reunion show taping.

Sources tell TMZ that Stassi and Scheana Shay got into an epic argument during the episode ... with Stassi calling out Scheana for allegedly leading a group of frenemies trying to bring her private pleasure video to the surface. She felt they were behind the video being sent to several media outlets -- even though it never did go public.

We're told Bravo honcho Andy Cohen was speechless when he heard about this ... immediately asked for more details about the vid -- and Stassi copped to having sent the video to a guy a couple years ago.

It's unclear if the guy was her bf, and if he was the person attempting to leak it to the public. The reunion episode airs Monday night.

Silence is golden, Stassi.

Kathy Griffin and Kelly Osbourne tried to derail the "Fashion Police" train by quitting the show ... but the network is keeping it and going full steam ahead ... TMZ has learned.

Sources connected with production tell TMZ ... E! execs have already met to discuss the future of the show and they plan to recast the open spots and possibly create a different show with the same concept.

We're told execs realized Kathy wasn't the star Joan Rivers was and are ready to find new replacements.

With Season 20 of "DWTS" upon us, get swept off your feet with the 18 sexiest shirtless photos Val's teased on social media!

Robert Durst's right to remain silent is out the window, because the finale of the HBO show, "The Jinx: the Life and Deaths of Robert Durst," will air as scheduled Sunday night.

An HBO honcho tells TMZ ... the show will not be affected by Durst's arrest Saturday for the murder of a Los Angeles woman back in 2000. Durst will not fight extradition, but he will fight the charge back in LA.

The TV show -- which features extensive interviews with Durst -- paints a bizarre and arguably incriminating picture of the man. It chronicles three murders in which many believe Durst was the culprit.

Robert Durst -- the man suspected in 3 murders -- may have let his thirst for the spotlight get the better of him, because he's been arrested for a murder profiled on "The Jinx", the show chronicling his crazy life.

Durst was nabbed in New Orleans Saturday for allegedly murdering his friend, Susan Berman. Authorities believe he killed Berman because she knew something about the mysterious death of his wife Kathleen, who disappeared in 1982.

Susan was murdered in 2000. Two days after her death LAPD cops received a letter from someone telling them where Susan's body could be found. Cops now say they've linked the letter to Durst.

The case went cold, but the LAPD reopened it after the HBO show, "The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst," began airing. Durst participated in the show, and there was an air that he got away with something.

Durst has been this route before. He was tried for the murder of a Texas neighbor in 2001, but he was acquitted after claiming self-defense. He claimed he shot the neighbor in the forehead accidentally during a struggle. Durst cut the body apart and dumped it in a bay. The body parts were retrieved in bags, but the head was never found.

Durst's lawyer says he will not fight extradition and will fight the most recent charges.

Scott Disick has earned the nickname "The Lord" for pulling off this move ... he's graduated from doing plain ol' clothed club appearances ... to getting paid a fortune to show up at a strip club!

Yes, instead of being the one to fork over the cash, Scott will actually be the one making it -- presumably not in wrinkled up singles. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star will score $50,000 to headline at the Crazy Horse in Pompano Beach, Florida on April 25.

We're told the club will fly him out first class, put him up in a hotel suite, and pay for his meals at a restaurant that favors steak, not chicken wings.

This club is no stranger to reality stars -- they've got "Teen Mom" star Farrah Abraham headlining later this month.

A popular Nickelodeon cartoon featured full-on big, exposed boobs ... and Nick has yanked it from the air.

The topless cartoon chick was in the background of the March 5th episode of "Oggy and the Cockroaches."

One parent whose child spotted the XXX pic on TV tells us he was extremely unhappy and was forced to have a female anatomy talk with his 8-year-old son. It wasn't fun.

We called Nickelodeon for comment. So far, no word back, but it looks like they know ... the episode has been pulled from Nick's site.

I tawt I taw a puddy tat ... or something like that.

Kathy Griffin seemed surprised she caused such a stick by quitting the fashion cop show.

Kathy was in concert Friday in Connecticut when she segued into her resignation from "Fashion Police," first saying she didn't understand why it made news and then changing her tune and calling it an homage to Joan Rivers.