From MTV News' Shaheem Reid:
While a return to Bad Boy Entertainment as an artist doesn't seem likely at this point (Evans left in 2004 to go to Capital and release 2005's The First Lady), Faith will be in the studio with Diddy.
"I would certainly work with Puff," the Newark, New Jersey, native, who now lives in Los Angeles, explained. "Even on my last album, when I was sitting here recording, I made it a point to sit with him and play my joints. I respect his opinion. I let him know: 'I'm still the same girl who you asked to sign as soon as I got out of the booth.' We definitely will work together again. I'll be going in Daddy's house, like, 'Who's up in here working? Gimme some beats. I need some beats.' "
Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter reports that retired actor Joaquin Phoenix has decided that he'd like to try his hand as a rap album. More interesting is that they say that the album will be produced by Diddy. Casey Affleck, a friend of Phoenix, will record his transition for a documentary.
Via Rolling Stone.
Steven Roberts of MTV News highlights the fact that the first MTV News of Barack Obama ever conducted was done by none other than Diddy. See a clip from the interview below.
Following up on parts 1 and 2, Diddy released the final two videos of the set of four released last night on DiddyTV. In the third, he talks about Biggie and 2Pac's relationship and in the fourth, he campaigns for "Notorious" to receive consideration for the major awards that are given to films. The final video says that part 5 is coming soon.
As we reported earlier this evening, Diddy released parts 1 and 2 of a 4 part series on DiddyTV this evening, discussing Biggie's passing and how it affected it and how Biggie wasn't supposed to be in Los Angeles on the night he was killed, sharing a telephone conversation that the two shared. It's very deep, very interesting stuff. In some ways, it's tough to watch.
As an aside, in the second video, Diddy mentions how this could be "probably be in [his] book." It's unclear if there is a book upcoming. Personally, I think he was just speaking freely in a "that might happen some day" sort of fashion, rather than as any sort of definite project. Still, you never know.
According to a source at the label, beginning at 8 PM ET tonight, DiddyTV will be posting video blogs from Diddy where he will discuss what happened in Los Angeles, 2Pac, Biggie's passing and more. Diddy has never really gone into great deal on these things, so it will be very interesting to watch. Four videos will be posted in all, throughout the night.
This video begins the "Diddy Biggie Blog" series on the NotoriousTV YouTube channel. It's unclear how long this series will last, but it is seemingly tied to the promotion of the film. Personally, I thought this was one of the more interesting video blogs that Diddy has done. Just the personal sentiment and, really, it's easy to emphasize with someone who is watching a tragedy like this, one that they were involved in, play out. I think that this is a film that will evoke a lot of sadness and no sadness will be greater than the sadness had by those who were close to him.
Elizabeth Dinh of WFTS-TV has the details on Diddy's three night Super Bowl party experience in Tampa, running from January 29 through 31.
The Associated Press reports that Diddy will be a presenter at the 66th annual Golden Globe Awards. They will air live tonight, January 11, at 8 PM ET on NBC.
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