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"The Biggest Loser" needs to drop more than weight ... its new logo is a total rip-off, according to a new lawsuit filed by former NFL lineman LeCharles Bentley.

5:30 PM PT - The Broncos released a statement saying, "We are in communication with Aqib Talib, who remains at a Dallas hospital for observation as he recovers from a gunshot wound suffered to his lower right leg on Sunday. He is expected to be released from the hospital soon, and we are glad he is OK and will make a full recovery."

"Our organization has been in touch with the NFL on this matter, and we will provide additional updates as appropriate."

Broncos star Aqib Talib was shot at a Texas club on Saturday night... according to multiple reports.

According to the Dallas Morning News, Talib was partying at V Live in Dallas when a clubgoer allegedly pulled a gun and shot someone. The fight moved outside and another person was hit.

Dallas police said that Talib was one of the victims and was taken to Medical City hospital.

TMZ Sports has confirmed that he was discharged from Medical City hospital earlier today.

This is what you call earned royalty.

Prince spoofing Muhammad Ali's magic tricks in 1997 at the White House.

UFC's Dan Henderson celebrated his thunderous knockout against Hector Lombard by hitting up a beach bar, but apparently the real celebration was when he went home.

The 45-year-old fighter said he had a menu planned for the evening, but it involves his very hot wife and not your traditional cuisine.

Now that's a happy meal.

They'll all at the tops of their respective games -- Justin Bieber, Neymar and Lewis Hamilton -- so who better to sit side-by-side-by-side than those 3 at a soccer match.

The trio hit up Copa America Saturday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

Clint Eastwood has loving and laughing memories of his good friend Muhammad Ali, who was so great he could render the legendary actor speechless.

We got Clint out at De Re Gallery Saturday night in WeHo, and he made reference to what sounds like a line from a movie, "You've got 10 minutes to get out of town."

We've done some searching and can't find the movie, so help us out in the comments section.

Joanna Krupa asked for it and she got it ... a joke about a dog going south on its female owner -- and the bearer was none other than the driver for Oklahoma City Thunder's star Russell Westbrook.

It seems Joanna knew the driver was locked and loaded with a joke Saturday night when she walked out of Craig's in WeHo, but it turned out to be super creepy.

Footballs won't be the only thing bouncing for the Raiders if they move to Vegas ... 'cause one of the biggest strip clubs in Sin City is promising free lap dances FOREVER to any member of the team.

We talked to the good folks over at Sapphire ... a Vegas mega club where celebs like Rihanna, 50 Cent and Katy Perry all party ... and they told us they have some silicon-filled incentive for the team to move.

"Sapphire proposes that if the Raiders do indeed relocate to Las Vegas, all team members will receive free lap dances and limo transportation at the best-voted, world’s largest, and most iconic gentlemen’s club in Las Vegas."

SoulCycle's crappy instructors and faulty bikes are to blame for a catastrophic ankle injury ... so claims a very disgruntled customer.

Carmen Farias claims in a new lawsuit she showed up to spin class in 2014 and, since she was a newbie, she expected someone would show her how to use the bikes. Farias says she started riding but quickly tired and the instructor barked, "We don't take breaks."

Farias says she was so embarrassed she soldiered on, as her feet were locked to the pedals. She says she became so fatigued she fell off the bike with her feet still strapped in ... but the momentum of the fly wheel kept the pedals turning, and each rotation caused ankle dislocation.

She blames the bikes and lack of instruction for what she claims are catastrophic ankle injuries.

WWE superstars Rusev and Lana are DOUBLING DOWN on their upcoming marriage -- with TWO separate weddings on two different continents ... TMZ Sports has learned.

You're about to witness the sheer majesty of a 6'8", 355 pound man straight GETTIN' IT.

The man is former NFL stud Bryant McKinnie ... who joined the Miami-Dade Police department for a Running Man Challenge vid that proves size doesn't matter when it comes to turning up.

McKinnie steals the show wearing his U of Miami colors and DWARFING every other cop in the shot ... but we still gotta give major kudos to the MDPD ... who have some mighty fine dancers.

George Foreman says he lost his best friend when Muhammad Ali died Friday night ... but the former heavyweight champ tells TMZ Sports he takes solace knowing Ali would've been touched by the outpouring of affection.

Ali and Foreman squared off in the 1974 "Rumble in the Jungle" -- maybe boxing's most legendary match. Ali handed Foreman his first loss. Years later, they became close friends.

Foreman told us about his last interaction with Ali:

"Last year, at the end of the year, I spent some time with him in Louisville. Got to whisper in his ear. He was sickly, but he knew who he was. His mind, his brain, was always together. You could sneak up and give him a kiss. He just couldn't move much."

As for the reverence coming from every corner of the world ... Foreman says, "All Muhammad ever wanted was to be loved. He wanted love. And the world has shown today that they really love him. It wasn't a put on."

Foreman says Ali truly was "The Greatest" ... and that extended well beyond the boxing ring.

"Muhammad Ali was like a total eclipse. We won't see that again. Saying he was a great boxer, that's making him too small. He was a great man."

Muhammad Ali has died in a Phoenix-area hospital where he was battling respiratory issues ... according to a family spokesman.

The legendary boxer and humanitarian was 74 years old. He had checked into the hospital on Thursday and reps said he was in fair condition, but on Friday his health worsened throughout the day.

The family says his funeral will be held in Ali's hometown of Louisville, although the spokesman didn't specify a date. NBC News first reported his death.

Ali will be remembered as one of the most recognized figures worldwide -- after winning boxing's heavyweight title 3 different times ... with the first coming in a KO of Sonny Liston in 1964.

He was as famous for his boxing matches -- the "Rumble in the Jungle," the "Thrilla in Manila" -- as quotes like, "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee."

Ali, born Cassius Clay, changed his name and converted to Islam in 1964. He also famously refused to enter the Vietnam War in 1967 as a conscientious objector.

Although he was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 1984 ... Ali remained very active at international events in and out of the sporting world. His lighting of the Olympic flame at the 1996 Atlanta games is considered one of the most iconic images in Olympic history.

The champ is survived by his wife Yolanda Williams and 9 children -- 7 daughters, 2 sons -- including Laila Ali, who became an undefeated boxing champ herself.

When he retired in 1981, Ali had 56 wins, 5 losses and 37 knockouts.

He was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990 ... and will always hold the title of "The Greatest."

Playboy Playmate Kennedy Summers chowed down on sushi Friday night at Nobu with a girlfriend ... which is how she rolls after breaking up with NBA player Jeff Withey.

Kennedy went crazy on Instagram this week after learning Withey told her he was going to the movies alone but ended up buying 2 tickets. She accused him of cheating and wrote a post pretending to be a contrite Withey confessing to cheating.

The Utah Jazz center flatly denied cheating on her, saying he bought a ticket for a person in the movie line in front of him.

Soccer stud Neymar is living Cristiano Ronaldo-style ... at least for a few days.

Neymar rented an amazing Bev Hills mansion with the help of Airbnb. It's 22,000 square feet ... big enough for the 11 bros he brought along for the 1-week getaway.

The estate mimics the style of Versailles, no less, with 7 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.

Muhammad Ali was an inspiration, a hero, to President Obama ... who praised the champ as the man "who fought for what was right."

The President

Ali ... quoting the champ who once said, "I am America. I am the part you won't recognize. But get used to me -- black, confident, cocky; my name, not yours; my religion, not yours; my goals, my own. Get used to me."

Obama knew Ali and displayed a coveted pair of gloves in the study outside the Oval Office, right under the iconic pic of then Cassius Clay knocking out Sonny Liston.