According to Diddy's Twitter, Dirty Money has shot a commercial for CBS that will air during their coverage of the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship tournament. This follows the commercial that aired on CBS during the Super Bowl. It will air on April 5.

Here's just a taste of last night's party in Brooklyn. Rick Ross joins Diddy on stage to perform a shortened version of "Angels (Remix)" with a bit of Biggie's verse at the end. Shot by Bad Boy A&R Daniel "Skid" Mitchell.

The Bad Boy Records MySpace shared a link to a report at AOL's The Boombox, revealing that Diddy has confirmed that "Hurt" featuring Drake and "I'm So Appalled," a collaboration with Kanye West, will both make "Last Train to Paris."

Check out the clip below for some behind the scenes footage from the music video shoot for Trina's "Million Dollar Girl," which features Diddy and Keri Hilson (single cover.


The song is the lead single from "Amazin'," which is set for a May 4 release. Ciroc will be helping Trina to promote the set, which will also feature Kalenna of Dirty Money.

Via Hottest in the Hood.

In an interview with The Hip Hop Chronicle, SRC Records founder and CEO Steve Rifkind shared a bit about his relationship with Diddy and had a lot of kind words, as well. He talked about how the "Big Mack" campaign back in the early nineties was "the most genius thing I've ever seen in my f****** life." Check it out below. The part about Diddy starts at 2:30.

At the end of February, we reported on the Diddy-hosted party in Brooklyn that will commemorate the 13th anniversary of the untimely passing of The Notorious B.I.G. on March 9.

Flanked by Janelle Monae, Diddy spoke with MTV News' Shaheem Reid about the event. Check out the video below.


Via the New York Post.

Liz Farmer of The Daily Record reports that, as part of a business themed trip to New York City, 20 high school students from Baltimore will visit the Bad Boy offices and meet Diddy.

While there, they will also present him with marketing plans that they have developed focused on micro-enterprise, environmentally conscious business ventures and a new product line for women aged 35 and up. The trip is sponsored by the Baltimore chapter of the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship.

Earlier today, we shared some cryptic messages from Diddy's Twitter stream that indicated that "Last Train to Paris," the upcoming Dirty Money album, may have been pushed up one week, with a set release date of June 22.

Diddy has now confirmed that this is the case.

Within the last couple of hours, Diddy has tweeted twice making references to "6-22-10." The messages themselves are pretty cryptic (see below), but the most obvious interpretation of them is that the release date of the Dirty Money album "Last Train to Paris" has been moved up a week from the June 29 release date reported in February. Hopefully, we'll be able to confirm this soon.

Message 1:


Message 2:

On Twitter today, Diddy offered a free download link for a brand new remix to "Angels" featuring reggae artist Serani as well as The Notorious B.I.G. Diddy also said that the track was produced by Jerry Wonder.

My favorite part starts at the 1:49 mark where Diddy adds a short, laid back rap verse and introduces Biggie.

Download now (includes main, clean and instrumental versions).