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The Popsquire Beat provides highlights from this week’s most entertaining pop culture law collisions…

First up, The Parents Television Council filed an indecency complaint with the FCC over the penis appearance on the premiere of Survivor: Gabon. By contrast, CBS described the incident as a “completely unintentional, inadvertent, and fleeting incident that was virtually undetectable when viewed in real-time.”  Um, did CBS really just say that Marcus’ penis is “virtually undetectable?!?”  Poor Marcus…

Helio Castroneves is Dancing With The Feds!  The 33-year-old DWTS champ pleaded guilty to tax fraud this week, after being indicted for failing to pay taxes on more than $5 million in income over a four-year period.  The court set bail at $10 million and took his passport away.  Helios’ definitely had a taxing week!

And, Sharon Stone says there is not even a Sliver of truth to the accusation that she wanted to inject her son with botox to cure smelly feet.  Her attorney says: “Sharon Stone never made this statement. It is a complete fabrication.”  In short, Sharon is defending her Basic Mothering Instinct!

Have a great weekend.  Remember, please don’t drink and drive!

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