Diddy laid out his party tips to the Daily Mail, describing the elements of the perfect party.
THR.com has part 1 of their interviews with Diddy. It's a great read. Check out the video below, as well, for parts of the interview.
THR: What can you tell us about "Notorious"? Derek Luke is playing you. What's he getting right, what's he getting wrong?
Combs: It's hard to play me. But somehow he did it. He took the time to sit down and ask the questions and go to see deeper what was behind what was on television or the media. He was able to capture that and capture my heart.
The crazy thing is still being young and having somebody play you in a movie and still active. I'm probably going to have a movie open or be shooting down the block when this movie opens.
The
Telegraph talked with Diddy about a number of different subjects. The article is written from a decidely unfavorable slant, but it's still worth reading.
And a number of other rappers, as well. Watch below.
Watch below. Kind of already knew this, but it's good to put it out there.
Check out the great remix by Jermaine Dupri to O'Neal McKnight's "Check Your Coat" which features a verse from Diddy, as well as some ad libs.
Before cutting in, Diddy says, "I'm the great one ... call me Puff Daddy ... he's back." And then, toward the end of the track, "Yeah, you heard me right, too. I said Puff Daddy. Yeah, I'm about to get back on that Puff Daddy s***. I've been going easy on y'all ..."
I'm really into this track, especially Diddy's verse. Nice collaboration. How should we take the Puff Daddy stuff? Is he saying that his next album is going to return to the Puff Daddy formula, ala the sound of "No Way Out" and "Forever" versus the sound of "Press Play"? I've e-mailed someone at Bad Boy to try to get some perspective on this.
From
MTV News:
"Today is one of the greatest and proudest moments of my life," Diddy said Wednesday (June 4) of Obama's nomination. "Not just as a black man, but as an American. Senator Obama becoming the Democratic nominee for president is history in the making and proof that we do live in the greatest country in the world!"
Watch a video with more from Diddy below.
Via
GIGWISE.
Despite reports (from gossip sites...) to the contrary, Diddy told the
Daily News that he and Cameron Diaz are not dating.
Diddy said he and Diaz did not go into a private room at the Sub-Mercer, adding, "It is ridiculous that two celebrities of the opposite sex can't just hang out with a group of friends without it being reported as more than that. We are just friends.”
