Dr Phil's son, Jay McGraw, has been accused of destroying a man's life after tricking him onto his show to exploit a condition that left him with a disfigured penis, Star magazine has exclusively learned.

In 2010, Tyler Bowling, 24, took Jay's production company, Stage 29, to court accusing the company of working with a cosmetic surgeon to bully him into appearing on the show The Doctors and strong arming him to reveal his embarrassing condition to a studio audience and thousands of viewers.

Tyler claims after years of suffering from the condition Pearly Penile Papules -- which the court papers describe as "not dangerous (but) unsightly and emotionally destabilizing," he reached out to cosmetic surgeon Dr. William Groff for laser treatment.

Rebecca Zahau's body is going to be exhumed and Dr. Phil is paying for the procedure, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Rebecca's tragic death was ruled a suicide after her body was found hanged with her hands and feet bound, at her billionaire boyfriend Jonah Shacknai's historic Spreckles mansion in San Diego.

The death occurred just days after Jonah’s six-year-old son Max had an accident in the home, while under Rebecca’s care, that turned out to be fatal.

As RadarOnline.com has exclusively reported, Rebecca's family does not believe she committed suicide and have insisted that she was murdered,
and now Dr. Phil McGraw is going to have her body exhumed from her grave in Missouri and retested for any more evidence of foul play.

Bristol Palin wrote in her book that Levi Johnston “stole” her virginity, but in a new interview her baby daddy slammed her version of the story.

“It didn’t happen like that,” the 21-year-old Alaskan told Dr. Phil about Bristol saying they drank wine coolers and then Levi “stole” her virginity while she was drunk.

“That was about the only hurtful thing she’s called me so far,” he said on the show that aired Tuesday. “Obviously she’s not using the date rape thing, but it’s horrifying for someone you date for four years to say that.”

In the final installment of his explosive interview with Casey Anthony's parents, Dr. Phil McGraw grilled Cindy and George Anthony on some of the hottest button issues of the murder trial.

On the show, Dr. Phil questions George on his daughter's allegation that he abused her, a claim made during opening statements in the trial. As he has all along, George vehemently denied it had ever happened.

PHOTOS: Casey Anthony Released From Jail

He also revealed, with more than a little touch of sadness, that he thinks Casey might one day have a relationship again with her mother and brother, but thinks it is unlikely he and his daughter will be able to reconcile.

The talk show doc asked Cindy Anthony to explain her on-the-stand claim that it was she, and not Casey, who had researched chloroform on the Internet.

PHOTOS: Casey Anthony's Secret Wild Life

The prosecution claimed Casey had drugged her daughter Caylee before suffocating her, and that a search of chloroform had been found on her computer.  Cindy testified that it was she, not Casey who had done the research, and for reasons that had nothing to do with murdering little Caylee.

And even though it lost its case against Casey, the state of Florida isn't done with her yet. As RadarOnline.com reported last week, Anthony has been ordered to repay the state more than $97,000 towards the cost of searching for Casey.

The episode of Dr. Phil airs Monday.

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Scarlett Johansson’s powerhouse legal team  threatened to sue a small tabloid web site that published naked photos of the Lost in Translation beauty -- even though the site knew the pictures were stolen.

(RadarOnline.com was first to report the FBI was investigating the theft of the photos, and chose not to run them).

Lynda B. Goldman of the powerhouse law firm Lavely & Singer fired off a letter Thursday to RumorFix.com,  a relatively unknown tabloid web site launched by Dr. Phil McGraw’s son Jay, who also is Executive Producer of NBC’s The Doctors.

Casey Anthony has been ordered by a judge to pay the state of Florida  $97,676.98 toward the costs from the investigation into her missing daughter, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Orange County Judge Belvin Perry ruled on Thursday that Anthony, 25, must pay the costs since she was convicted of lying about Caylee’s disappearance to law enforcement and causing them to look for her missing daughter when she knew that the toddler was already dead.

Casey’s defense team claimed in the opening arguments of her trial that Caylee accidentally drowned in the family pool on June 16, 2008 and then said she told lies to cover up her death.

Robert Lucas, the physician assistant to plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon -- one of the stars of TV's advice and talk show, The Doctors --  may have his license to practice yanked in California, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

In documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, the state's Physician Assistant Committee, represented by California's Attorney General, has requested that a hearing be held to determine if Lucas can continue to practice.

Read The Legal Documents Here

Talk show host, Dr. Phil McGraw, is fighting back at allegations by a former best friend who claims she was severely bitten by McGraw’s beloved family dog.

In the court documents, obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com, Dr. Phil’s attorneys are demanding that the lawsuit be dismissed because it’s in violation of an agreement to arbitrate any disputes.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Dr. Phil request lawsuit be dismissed.

RadarOnline.com broke the exclusive story about the lawsuit pitting former best friends against each other.

According to the response filed March 7, Dr. Phil’s attorneys state that the alleged victim, Janet Harris allegedly signed an arbitration agreement in 2009 that stated in part: “I [Janet Harris] agree that any and all disputes, now existing or hereafter arising, between me…and Dr. Phillip McGraw and/or Robin McGraw… will be resolved exclusively and solely in a binding, confidential, private arbitration….”

Janet Harris, the former best friend of Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw, who's now suing the TV couple after their dog bit her, is sharing images of her injury, and RadarOnline.com has the exclusive photos.

Harris says in her lawsuit that the dog bite injury caused a serious infection that would have been fatal if she had not been placed on antibiotics within 72 hours.

These exclusive photos do not show severe bite marks or signs of being mauled. They do show a puncture wound in Harris' hand, a puncture that her lawyers contend has caused significant damage after causing cellulitis and an infectious disease.