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I wouldn't usually link to the site, but Playboy has posted their interview with Diddy on their website and it's just too good to pass up.
In the interview, he opens up a bit and speaks honestly about his place in hip-hop, in business, about the idea of it being difficult to succeed at Bad Boy (he says some of the same things that I have), death, love and more. It's a great interview for fans of Diddy. Here are some of my favorite answers:
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MTV News' Shaheem Reid reports from the premiere of the Diddy wax figure at Madame Tussauds New York at Times Square. The Madame Tussauds website has a page dedicated to the figure, as well, with information on it's construction. Check out video below of Diddy talking at the unveiling.
The music video shoot for "Ciroc Star" by Chester French featuring Diddy, Jadakiss and Clinton Sparks, scheduled for Tuesday, has now been postponed according to Sparks on Twitter.
Update: The shoot has been postponed.
On Twitter, Clinton Sparks said that the music video for "Ciroc Star" by Chester French featuring Diddy, Jadakiss and Clinton Sparks will be shot in New York tomorrow, December 15.
"American Fashion Cookbook: 100 Designers' Best Recipes" is a new book by the Council of Fashion Designers of America of which Diddy is a member. He's featured in the book for "Justin's Sweet Potato Pie" and the group has posted the recipe on their Facebook page.
Via the AP.
Luis Arroyave of the Chicago Tribune's About Last Night has a brief interview with Diddy.
“I don’t know the exact month,” Diddy said about the release date [of "Last Train to Paris."] “We’re going to have it come out when it’s ready. We’re bringing everything together, editing it down. We did 60 songs. Also, we’re figuring out what’s missing.”
In interviews with MTV News and Music Mix, Ke$ha talks about how Diddy ended up saying a few words during the opening of her hit "Tik Tok," which is currently #3 on The Billboard Hot 100, the top 100 songs in the country in any genre. She opens the track by saying "Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy." From Music Mix:
EW: What inspired the Diddy reference ["Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy"] in “TiK ToK”?
K: I used to live in this sort-of castle in Laurel Canyon. I woke up one morning surrounded by all of my hot babe friends because they had all crashed after a night out. And I woke up surrounded by babes—it was a total babe-fest—and I thought, “This must be what Diddy feels like every morning.” That was the first line of the song, and I took it in and Dr. Luke liked it.
She told MTV that four hours later, Diddy called Dr. Luke and said that he and Ke$ha should do a song together. Somewhere after that, Diddy agreed to come over and say a few words for her. After the aforementioned line, he says "Hey, what up girl?" and then shortly after that he says "Let's go." That's all from Diddy, but it's a fun little addition to the track. Check out the music video for it below.
Excerpts from Diddy's interview with Playboy magazine have started to surface online and Carter Maness of The Boombox has an interesting one: Diddy talking about his one and only foray into drug dealing. It wasn't for him. Good choice.
Greg Morago of the Houston Chronicle has a brief interview with Diddy. He talks about Dirty Money, "Last Train to Paris," his role in "Get Him to the Greek" and more.
Jennie Miller at C & G News reports from a Diddy/Ciroc promotional stop Park Place Wine Shoppe in Southfield, MI. There isn't much in the way of quotes from Diddy, but I thought that it was interesting to read how he supports the business and how they support him.
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