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A Texas woman wanted to try out a new gym on a free seven-day pass. Except when she shows up, she learns that the management has no intention of honoring it.

TikTok creator Lez (@lez.labella) posted a video about the situation on Nov. 29. She starts the video by saying, “Let’s play a game of ‘make this make sense.’”

Lez explains that she woke up that morning wanting to work out, but she wasn’t excited about any of her current gym options. “Didn’t want to go to Crunch Fitness,” she says. “Very tired of Crunch Fitness. Looked up what gyms are about 25-30 minutes away from me. Decided to check out EOS [Fitness]. Go online, sign up for the free seven-day pass. Get dressed, drive 30 minutes, show up to the gym.”

Texas Woman Visits EOS Fitness on a ‘Free’ 7-Day Pass

When she enters the gym, Lez immediately heads over to the reception desk and lets them know about her seven-day pass. The front desk person tells her that someone from the sales team will be right with her to go over membership options, which she understands is part of the free seven-day pass experience.

But the wait is longer than she expected. “And then it clicks to me,” she says. “I’m two Jeezy songs in. Why am I still sitting here?”

Finally, she says she was approached by a young man who proceeded to go over the membership options and inform her about a Black Friday deal that involved paying just $1 until January. Lez was impressed by the facility and wanted to take advantage of the deal—just not before getting through her seven-day trial period.

“He said, ‘Well, here is the thing about the seven-day pass. We’re not going to honor it,’” Lez recalls. “I said, ‘Wait, run that back?’”

Lez Reads the EOS Terms and Conditions

According to Lez, the sales rep doubled down and said that a one-day pass was $20. “I said, ‘I was going to purchase a membership, but this just seems really shady to me. It says that nowhere on your website. It said it nowhere in the mail. And then I get here today and you’re telling me I drove 30 minutes just to get here for you to tell me that you’re not going to honor the seven-day pass and you’re forcing me into a membership?’”

Lez understands that the Black Friday deal made it so that it wasn’t necessarily a financial risk, but it was more the principle at that point. “But the way they went about it was so sketchy, I don’t want to be at the gym at all anymore,” she says. “So of course I got in my car and as a Black woman, I’m going to research. Here is what the email said. Nowhere in that [expletive] does it say they’re not honoring the seven-day pass at this time.”

Viewers React to the EOS 7-Day Pass Story

Lez closes the video by asking for gym recommendations in the Houston area. In the comments section, viewers weighed in with their opinions on her story.

“Time to make a complaint to corporate,” wrote one viewer.

“Why are gyms so difficult?” asked a second person. “It’s hard to sign up. It’s hard to cancel. What is their problem?”

“The best way you can get them in major trouble is to call your state attorney general and make a complaint,” suggested a third viewer. “They don’t mess around with this kind of stuff.”

The United States government requires businesses to outline all of the fine print on free trials before the customer signs up. So that means Lez might actually have a valid complaint on her hands here.

All Hip Hop contacted Lez via TikTok comment and direct message for comment. We also contacted EOS via website contact form for comment.

@lez.labella Can’t tell if I’m more disappointed or annoyed with @EōS Fitness #creatorsearchinsights #eosgym #eosfitness ♬ original sound – L E Z | The Gymini

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Kim Kardashian is once again reminding the internet that seasons don’t apply to her body.

The reality star flipped the thermostat from scorching to subzero in a single Instagram carousel, opening with a barely-there bikini moment before sliding straight into a winter fantasy that somehow still clung to every curve.

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First came the heat. Kim lounged poolside in a tiny animal-print bikini, chest pushed front and center, abs tight, skin bronzed, and sunglasses locked in place like she knew exactly what she was doing. The pose was relaxed, but the message wasn’t subtle. This was pure vacation thirst, delivered with surgical precision.

Then came the whiplash.

Without warning, Kim transported followers into a snow-covered maze of Christmas trees, wrapped head-to-toe in an all-white snowsuit that somehow hugged her bottom just as aggressively as the bikini did. Puffy sleeves, fitted legs, sky-high boots — the look was giving “ice queen,” but the silhouette stayed unmistakably Kim.

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Even from behind, the snowsuit left very little to the imagination, contouring her curves as she stood framed between frosted trees like a holiday installation nobody asked for but everyone stared at anyway.

The contrast was the point. One slide was summer skin. The next was winter armor. Both were engineered to stop scrolling.

Kim didn’t bother explaining the vibe. She didn’t need to. Bikini heat, snowstorm glamour, and a body that refuses to be seasonal did all the talking.

Hot or cold, Kim Kardashian remains comfortably out of season — and completely in control of the temperature.

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A rising Philadelphia rapper was busted for being a contract killer for Philadelphia’s Black Flag gang after spending eight months on the lam for three murders.

Blumberg Eerd, born Tayvine Jones, didn’t just rap about street violence; he lived it. Prosecutors say he executed three people in North and Northeast Philadelphia as part of his role as the gang’s designated hitman.

The murders weren’t random; they were calculated hits tied to gang rivalries and music beef. The first killing happened on August 23, 2020, when Blumberg Eerd shot 16-year-old Heyward Garrison at 2215 West Diamond Street. Two years later, he struck again.

Wesley Rodwell was gunned down on May 25, 2022, at 1600 West Erie Avenue after posting a music video that taunted Black Flag.

Blumberg Eerd didn’t appreciate the disrespect. Three months later, Blumberg Eerd carried out his third execution. On September 26, 2022, he ambushed another victim at 1600 Creston Street in what prosecutors called a planned assassination.

The drill rapper had been dodging law enforcement since April 2024. He changed his appearance, wore masks, only traveled at night, and constantly switched locations.

But the U.S. Marshals, Philadelphia DA’s Gun Violence Task Force, and Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office finally tracked him down.

Blumberg Eerd faces multiple first-degree murder charges plus witness intimidation for the Erie Avenue case. His co-defendants, Dymer Purnell, Deshawn Kinsler, and Michael Nelson, are already locked up awaiting trial.

The cops confirmed Blumberg Eerd was a Black Flag member involved in an ongoing war with rival crew Zoo Gang. Philadelphia’s drill rap scene has become increasingly violent as gang members use music videos to taunt enemies and escalate conflicts.

Popular artists like YBC Dul, Phat Geez, LGP Qua and Gillie Da King’s son YNG Cheese have been gunned down over the past several years.

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Tatted Up Holly issued a public statement asking for distance from renewed online discussions about her past allegations against 50 Cent.

The model’s 2015 abuse claims have resurfaced as critics question 50 Cent’s credibility following his Netflix documentary about Diddy, Sean Combs: The Reckoning.

“With everything resurfacing online, I want to make a brief statement,” Holly wrote. “What happened in my past was my experience and I’ve healed and grown from it.”

She emphasized her desire to stay out of feuds and focus on her future and daughter. The renewed attention stems from Holly’s original 2015 Instagram posts, where she accused 50 Cent of physical abuse during their relationship.

Holly’s statement comes as Ja Rule launched a social media campaign attacking 50 Cent over his executive production of Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning.

The longtime rivals’ feud reignited when Ja Rule accused 50 Cent of hypocrisy for exposing Diddy’s alleged abuse while having his own documented history with similar accusations.

Let’s be real that n#### dgaf about the victims we ALL know why he did the doc… Herman’s a cancer to the culture if he cares so much then donate the profits to charities for domestic violence…

— Ja Rule (@jarule) December 7, 2025

“Let’s be real that n#### dgaf about the victims we ALL know why he did the doc..Herman’s a cancer to the culture,” Ja Rule posted on social media, referencing multiple women who have accused the rapper of domestic violence.

He called 50 Cent no better than Diddy and questioned his motives for the documentary.

Holly isn’t the only woman to make such allegations. Daphne Joy, mother of 50 Cent’s youngest son, accused him of domestic violence in 2013 following an alleged incident at her Los Angeles home.

Prosecutors charged him with misdemeanor domestic violence and vandalism. He denied the allegations but pleaded no contest to vandalism in a plea deal that avoided jail time.

More recently, Shaniqua Tompkins, mother of 50 Cent’s eldest son, alleged in 2025 that he physically abused her during their relationship, including incidents in front of her daughter.

She said the abuse occurred years earlier but chose to speak publicly amid renewed online discussion.

The Netflix documentary explores decades of allegations against Diddy, with 50 Cent serving as executive producer. The project has generated significant attention and controversy since its release.

Ja Rule has threatened legal action against 50 Cent, alleging defamation for statements made during their ongoing social media exchanges about a post claiming the rapper was involved in a freak-off with Diddy.

The feud between the two rappers dates back over two decades and shows no signs of ending.

I thought jug head was smarter than that posting a blatant lie to your millions of minions SLANDER and DEFAMATION… DUMMY!!! Lawsuit on the way…

— Ja Rule (@jarule) December 9, 2025

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Donald Trump-branded novelty condoms discovered among Jeffrey Epstein’s personal items have triggered reactions across social media from people who can’t help but comment on the bizarre revelation.

The House Oversight Committee Democrats released 19 photos on Friday from Epstein’s estate collection.

One image shows novelty condoms featuring President Trump’s face spread across a table with a sign reading “Trump Condom $4.50.” The photo came from Epstein’s personal computer and email account.

The condom discovery adds another layer to the ongoing scrutiny of Donald Trump’s past relationship with Epstein. The convicted sex offender kept thousands of photos documenting his connections to influential figures.

Trump has no shame , he put his name on condoms. Mf will sell anything pic.twitter.com/QCTdXGsDSe

— Reggie Reg (@ReggieRegexp) December 12, 2025

Other images released Friday show President Donald Trump at parties with Epstein, along with photos of Bill Clinton, Steve Bannon, Woody Allen, Bill Gates and Prince Andrew. The photos don’t imply wrongdoing but demonstrate Epstein’s extensive network of high-profile contacts.

“It is time to end this White House cover-up and bring justice to the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and his powerful friends,” said Rep. Robert Garcia, the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight Committee.

The White House pushed back against the photo release. “House Democrats are selectively releasing cherry-picked photos with random redactions to try and create a false narrative,” spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said.

Congress passed legislation last month requiring the Department of Justice to release its files from the Epstein investigation by December 19. Donald Trump signed the bill, but those files haven’t been released yet.

The novelty condoms represent just one item among Epstein’s collection of sex toys and adult materials documented in the photo release. The House Oversight Committee said the latest batch contains more than 95,000 images total.

Social media users have been sharing memes and reactions to the Trump condom photos since their release on Friday morning. The bizarre nature of the discovery has made it prime material for online commentary and jokes.

The photos were taken from Epstein’s estate after he died in federal custody in August 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

It opens a whole new narrative finding condoms in those pics from Epstein’s computer that have Donald Trump on them. Was Trump some kind of business partner or was Epstein’s island a secret Trump resort? Did Epstein take the fall for Trump? Was Epstein murdered, if so by who? pic.twitter.com/ypBIncnYg1

— J (@ForFunwhoohoo) December 12, 2025

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Rod Wave is being sued by a Florida photographer who claims the rapper used his concert photo on the Last Lap album cover and promotional materials without permission, igniting a copyright dispute that could cost the chart-topping artist.

According to a complaint filed Thursday, December 11, in federal court, Tampa-based photographer Allan Salas alleges that a photo he captured of Rod Wave performing in August 2024 was used without his consent.

The image, showing the rapper gripping a mic stand mid-set, was later featured as the official cover art for Last Lap, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and remained on the chart for 56 weeks.

Salas says he was granted access to shoot the show but retained full rights to the images. He claims Rod Wave’s team was notified of his ownership but still used the photo on the album, merchandise and promotional materials for a 28-date arena tour.

“Even though the defendants had already commercially released the album, which contained unauthorized uses of the photograph, the defendants doubled down and tripled down on their unauthorized use,” Salas’s attorneys wrote in the lawsuit, according to Billboard.

The suit alleges that the image was also printed on T-shirts and other merchandise, further increasing the financial benefit to Rod Wave while Salas received no compensation or licensing agreement.

This legal challenge follows another major lawsuit earlier this year, in which Grizzly Touring LLC sued Rod Wave for $27 million, alleging he breached a touring contract and failed to return advance payments.

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Diddy is under renewed legal scrutiny in New York after accuser April Lampros demanded he disclose whether he underwent STD testing following alleged sexual assaults in the 1990s.

In a newly filed court document, Lampros’s attorney submitted 155 “requests for admission,” pressing the Hip-Hop mogul to confirm or deny a series of pointed accusations.

The final section of the filing zeroes in on sexually transmitted infections, asking Diddy to admit whether he was tested before a mid-1990s encounter with Lampros, to reveal any positive results and to state whether he ever informed her of any potential risk.

The filing pushes further, asking Diddy to acknowledge if he withheld test results, avoided using protection during sex and knowingly exposed Lampros to emotional and physical harm.

It also alleges he had unprotected sex with multiple women during the 1990s and 2000s without disclosing his status and seeks an admission that he knew this could cause severe distress.

These claims are part of the civil lawsuit Lampros filed in May 2024, accusing Diddy of repeatedly drugging and sexually assaulting her while she was a student at the Fashion Institute of Technology and interning at Arista Records.

She alleges he lured her with promises of mentorship, then raped her at Manhattan’s Millennium Hotel, assaulted her in a parking garage and forced her into a threesome with his then-girlfriend Kim Porter after coercing her to take ecstasy.

A New York judge has already dismissed several of Lampros’ older claims due to the state’s statute of limitations. However, her case continues under New York City’s Victims of Gender Motivated Violence Protection Law, which allows for civil action in cases of gender-based violence.

While many of her allegations were ruled time-barred, Diddy still faces a serious claim that his actions were motivated by gender-based animus. The latest filing reads like a comprehensive breakdown of Lampros’ accusations spanning a decade-long relationship.

She asks Diddy to admit he brought her into the Bad Boy circle with promises of industry access, flew her to Miami and Atlanta, and deliberately separated her from her support system while maintaining control over her emotionally and sexually.

Lampros also accuses Diddy of secretly recording their sexual encounters, showing the footage to others without her consent and threatening to ruin her career.

Lampros claims he laughed when she told him she lost a job after he and Porter allegedly contacted her employer. Her legal team is also attempting to tie her case to Diddy’s recent federal conviction.

It references testimony from that trial, including claims that he secretly recorded Cassie Ventura during sex, threatened to release the footage, controlled her finances, and isolated her from loved ones, behavior Lampros’ team says mirrors her own experience.

The timing of this legal push coincides with the release of Netflix’s four-part docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which has surged to the top of the platform’s U.S. chart and ranked third globally.

The series, executive produced by 50 Cent and directed by Alexandria Stapleton, revisits decades of abuse allegations and labels Diddy a convicted offender, linking his past conduct to the Mann Act conviction.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning premiered on December 2 and quickly became one of the most-watched series worldwide, topping charts in over 40 countries.

Diddy’s camp has denounced the documentary as a “shameful hit piece” and threatened legal action. His mother also spoke out, calling the series full of lies and “fake narratives.”

Netflix and Fif defended the project, stating that all footage and stories were obtained lawfully.

Meanwhile, the federal case at the heart of Lampros’ filing is not fictional.

A Manhattan jury convicted Diddy on July 2, 2025, of two Mann Act violations. He was acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking but sentenced on October 3 to 50 months in prison, a $500,000 fine and five years of supervised release.

He is currently serving that sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Fort Dix, New Jersey.

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This is the first time I’ve heard this.

The Game is stirring conversation, because he is saying there was a mid 2000s moment when Michael Jackson called him during his massive riff with 50 Cent and asked why the two players had fallen out. The convo happened on Club Shay Shay. Game detailed the unlikely exchange while he was touring in Vancouver and splitting off from G Unit.

He says the call began with a surprise message from his manager who told him Jackson was on the line. According to The Game, he then waited nearly half an hour as Jackson’s team kept him on hold before the pop superstar finally joined the call. Once Jackson arrived he went straight to business and focused on The Game’s breakout hit “How We Do” which was dominating the charts that year. The Game says Jackson repeatedly called the record “magical” and broke down the specific parts of the track that caught his attention.

As The Game tells it, Jackson praised the vocal blend between him and 50 Cent and complimented the production that helped the single climb. Jackson’s tone was described as energized as he highlighted what he enjoyed about the sound and delivery on the record. The Game says that level of interest surprised him given the public tension between him and 50 at the time.

The conversation then shifted to the G Unit fallout. The Game says Jackson asked directly why he and 50 were clashing and pushed them to squash it. And, he offered an opportunity for a collaboration for his next album. He says he rejected the suggestion and eventually hung up on MJ.

Damn…Michael Jackson tried to mediate a Hip-Hop dispute and also praised their music. How strange.

This is not the first time he’s said it…but he does not say he hung up on MJ. He also does say that he and MJ never spoke again. The Game and 50 Cent in The Documentary era was one of the most public, insane feuds of that era.

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Snoop Dogg locked in a history-making role as Team USA’s first honorary coach for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, following his viral success as NBC’s Olympic correspondent in Paris.

The Hip-Hop icon revealed the appointment on his LinkedIn page Thursday, stating he’ll “celebrate and support athletes beyond what fans see on the field of play.”

He added that his goal is to bring “my voice, my heart, and maybe a little wisdom from the sidelines… to help motivate Team USA, shine a light on the full athlete journey, and uplift the people who make their dreams possible.”

As part of his new role, Snoop is launching the Team USA x Coach Snoop capsule collection in partnership with Fanatics. Proceeds from the merchandise will go directly to supporting Team USA athletes and programs.

The announcement builds on the momentum Snoop generated during the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, where he served as a torchbearer during the Opening Ceremony and provided colorful commentary as a special correspondent for NBC.

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His segments with Mike Tirico quickly gained traction online, with viewers praising his humor and genuine excitement for Olympic events.

Snoop’s on-the-ground presence in Paris included attending competitions, mingling with athletes’ families and delivering moments that helped NBC’s Olympic coverage reach broader audiences.

His unscripted reactions and spontaneous charm helped drive engagement across social media platforms, extending the network’s Olympic reach far beyond traditional sports viewers.

NBC confirmed in September that Snoop will reprise his role as a correspondent for the 2026 Winter Games. The network credited his “universally lauded performance” in Paris and said he will continue to spotlight athletes and explore host cities during the event.

The honorary coach title marks a historic first for Team USA. No celebrity has ever held an official coaching role within the organization, making Snoop’s appointment a milestone for both the Olympic movement and Hip-Hop’s growing presence in global sports culture.

Snoop recently canceled his scheduled New Year’s Eve television special to focus entirely on his Olympic responsibilities, signaling a serious commitment to his new role.

His involvement reflects a broader trend of Hip-Hop artists stepping into prominent roles within sports media and partnerships. From commentary to brand collaborations, the genre’s influence continues to expand into new territory.

The 2026 Winter Olympics are scheduled to take place from February 6 to 22 in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.

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50 Cent and Diddy is not gonna end anytime soon. At this point, it feels like we’re watching a legal saga and a production war unfold at the same time. As everyone already knows, 50 Cent linked up with Netflix to drop a scathing, fully loaded documentary series digging into Diddy’s legal crisis, his long history of drama, and essentially putting three decades of his questionable behavior on front street.

READ ALSO: 50 Cent Predicted His Diddy Doc Would Destroy Netflix Competition

Now it looks like things might get even worse for Diddy.

A series of clips from a videographer are featured in Part 4 of Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning, and it has become one of the most talked-about moments in the whole series. T## appears Diddy genuinely believed he was going to beat these charges, so he allegedly started documenting the journey of him beating the case. But when it became clear the tide was turning against him, the cameras kept rolling. Roughly 140 hours of raw footage is the result. We’ve only seen a tiny sliver of what exists.

According to 50 Cent, what’s in the rest of that footage is explosive enough to silence anyone still defending Diddy. He posted this message on Instagram today:

50 Cent: “Correct 140 hours of footage I don’t understand why he filmed himself but I’m glad he filmed himself. The people supporting him will very quiet when more comes out.”

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Whatever is on those tapes seems to include alleged witness tampering and other questionable activity behind closed doors. And if Diddy actually captured all of this on camera, it raises the question: why wasn’t this included in the Netflix cut? That leads right back to the theory many are whispering, a part two might already be in motion. Whether that’s true or not, the story clearly isn’t finished. There are also rumors Diddy is working on a book to “tell his side,” and it wouldn’t be surprising if someone on his team eventually tries to release a counter-documentary to reclaim some kind of narrative. At some point, they have to attempt a reputation reset. But honestly, how do you fight back when the evidence is your own footage?

READ ALSO: Is Diddy Docu-Series Part 2 Coming? Streets Talk!

The man in 50’s IG video even says the tapes could spell trouble for Diddy’s lawyers, because they all appear to be caught on camera navigating this mess together. And don’t forget — Harvey Levin at TMZ blasted Diddy for allegedly betraying his own legal team with this endless recording. He didn’t hold back at all.

Whether Netflix ever decides to drop the remaining footage is anyone’s guess, but if they’ve shown some of it, there’s no doubt they’re holding much more. And possessing 140 hours of reportedly damaging material gives Netflix leverage and might even deter any lawsuit Diddy was considering.

All I can say is: I believe every word 50 Cent says about “playing for keeps.” If this is the direction things are going, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere near the opposite side of his wrath.

By the way…this…

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