It's just one person's opinion, but former "American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks told Hollywood Life that Diddy should replace the departing Simon Cowell on "American Idol."
“As far as personality goes, he says what’s on his mind. Simon didn’t want to hurt people’s feelings – it just came off that way,” Idol’s season six winner told HollywoodLife.com exclusively during a phone call June 22. “He’s the best fit! He was great on Making the Band, he’s a producer and he’s been in the industry for a long time. I think he’d probably be the best fit.”
She did say that he'd need to swear less, however, or they'd have to bleep him out "all the time."
In May, Diddy expressed his interest in the post and just last week said that he'd be willing to take a 5% pay cut from what Cowell now receives.
According to Rick Ross on Twitter, he was shooting a cover for Vibe Magazine today with Diddy. No word on when it will be released.
Rock Star D Ent has an audio interview with Kalenna of Dirty Money. Check it out below, in six parts.
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Busta Rhymes spoke with MTV about the Dream Team, explaining how people were selected and why it's special, to him. Check out the clip below.
Thanks Theo for the tip.
According to a message from Diddy on Twitter, the remix to Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning" featuring Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj ( watch the music video) will be available on iTunes on June 29. On a related note, check out the single cover below.
MTV News' Shaheem Reid spoke with Rick Ross about the Supreme Team name change to the Dream Team. He says that it has to do with Irv Gotti. Watch the clip below.
"Shout out to Irv Gotti and their whole movement, they've been repping the Supreme Team for a minute," he explained. "We were caught up in the moment; it just fit the situation so good. We kinda just did our crew thing and ran with it. [The name] got hot in the streets. I think it was only right, us being entrepreneurs coming from the same place, representing the same game, being brothers.
The Diddy/Dirty Money website has audio from Diddy's recent appearance on "Big Boy's Neighborhood" on Power 106. It's just a quick appearance and there isn't anything newsworthy. They discuss Dirty Money's appearance at Powerhouse 2010.
Back when the music video to Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning (Remix)" premiered (thanks for the retweets, Nicki Minaj and Rick Ross!), the audio on the clip was off - the vocals were not in sync with the clip.
Subsequently, that clip was removed. But, after it's premiere on BET's "106 & Park, it's back online. And the audio is fixed. Check it out below.
Contactmusic reports that, through three weeks, "Get Him to the Greek" has grossed $47,844,275 (plus nearly another $5 million internationally, according to Box Office Mojo). This means that it has now eclipsed the film's $40 million dollar production budget.
Los Angeles-based radio station Power 106 held their Powerhouse 2010 concert in Anaheim, CA on June 19. Though not initially featured on the bill, Dirty Money made a surprise appearance, performing "Hello Good Morning."
You can see some video (the audio cuts out a bit past half way through) and photos.
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